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List of Journals with Electronic Table of Contents in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe Section Between June and August 2015 Journal Table of Contents (Journal TOC) latest update – August 2015 List of journals with electronic table of contents in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe section between June and August 2015: 1) Cyprus Review vol. 26 no 2 2) East European Case Reporter of Constitutional Law vol. 21no 2 3) East European Politics vol. 31 no 1-2 4) East West Review of Labour Law and Social Policy vol. 19 no 2 5) Environmental Law Review of Eastern and Central Europe vol. 14 no 2 6) Europe Asia Studies vol. 67 no 1-5 7) European Politics and Society vol. 16 no 1-2 8) Journal of Balkan & Near Eastern Studies vol. 17 no 1-2 9) Journal of Baltic Studies vol. 46 no 1-2 10) Nationalities Papers vol. 43 no 1-4 11) Post-Communist Economies vol. 27 no 2 12) Post-Communist studies vol. 27 no 1 13) South European Society and Politics vol. 20 no 1-2 14) Southeast European and Black Sea Studies vol. 15 no 1 15) Sudosteuropa Mitteilungen vol. 55 no 2 Back to title list The Cyprus Review Volume 26 Number 2 Michalis N. Michael Creating a New Identity: From the Secular Turkish Cypriot to the Muslim Turk of Cyprus 15 Andrekos Varnava, Peter Clarke Accounting in Cyprus during Late Ottoman and Early British Rule, 1840-1918 33 Helge Jensehaugen The Northern Cypriot Dream — Turkish Immigration 1974-1980 57 Irene Dieronitou The Application of Discourse Ethics as an Approach in Revisiting Cultural Understandings in Cypriot History Education 85 Craig Webster, Ellada Hadjimanoli The Placement of Cypriot Embassies and Embassy Staff: Power, the EU, and Overseas Cypnots 105 Essay and Research Notes Christos Yiangou Solving the Cyprus Problem: An Evolutionary Approach 129 Zenon Stavrinides The Intercommunal Negotiations in Cyprus: Searching for Two One-sided 'Just' Solutions 145 Back to title list East European Case Reporter of Constitutional Law Volume 21 2014 Number 2 The Supreme Court of Estonia 3 July 2012 Citizenship 145 The Constitutional Court of The Republic of Lithuania 18 March 2014 Genocide 179 Back to title list East European Politics Volume 31 Number 1 March 2015 Where do parties go when they die? The fate of failed parties in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary 1992-2013 Elisabeth Bakke and Nick Sitter 1 The Europeanisation of interest groups: EU conditionality and adaptation of interest groups to the EU accession process in the Republic of Macedonia Lidija Hristova and Aneta Cekik 23 The exploitative function of party patronage: does it serve the party's interest? Clara Volintiru 39 Foreign ministries and limits to organisational learning in Central Eastern Europe Karolina Pomorska 56 The "party of power" as a type Nicklaus Laverty 71 Appearances are deceptive: credibility of the Russian Election Commission Ivan Jarabinský 88 Governing the governors: legitimacy vs. control in the reform of the Russian regional executive Helge Blakkisrud 104 Back to title list East European Politics Volume 31 Number 2 June 2015 Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe: test of early impact Nina Bandelj, Katelyn Finley and Bogdan Radu 129 The use of history in Russia 2000-2011: the Kremlin and the search for consensus Kristian Lundby Gjerde 149 Do spoilers make a difference? Instrumental manipulation of political parties in an electoral authoritarian regime, the case of Russia Grigorii V. Golosov 170 Contesting climate change: mapping the political debate in Poland Kamil Marcinkiewicz and Jale Tosun 187 Persistence and decline of political parties: the case of Estonia Tonis Saarts 208 Nationalisation of regional elections in Central and Eastern Europe Arjan H. Schakel 229 Back to title list East West Review of Labor Law & Social Policy VOLUME 19 NUMBER 2 2014 Legitimate Employment And Earnings Before And After Incarceration Bence Czafit & János Köllő 135 Local Food System in Lithuania Indre Butiene, et al. 197 Commodification Without Proletarianization: Rural Households' Social Reproduction in China's Transition to Capitalism Qian Forrest Zhang 227 Back to title list Environmental Law Review of Eastern & Central Europe Volume 14 2014 Number 2 The Planning and Environment Court of Queensland Michael Rackemann 125 Learning from the 'Leaders'? Lessons for the creation or regeneration of more sustainable housing and communities in the European Union Nessa Winston 181 Us And India - Two Nuclear States With Legislation That Truly Holds Responsible Parties Liable Of A Nuclear Accident Evelyne M. Ameye 211 The Uses Of Satellite Imagery Linking Human Rights And Environment Jorge Daniel Taillant & Romina Picolotti 239 Back to title list Europe-Asia Studies Volume 67 Number I January 2015 Special Section: Patriotism from Below in Russia Guest Editor: Marlene Lamelle Introduction: What Does it Mean to be a Patriot? Françoise Daucé, Marlene Lamelle, Anne Le Huérou & Kathy Rousselet 1 Patriotic Youth Clubs in Russia. Professional Niches, Cultural Capital and Narratives of Social Engagement Marlene Lamelle 8 Where Does the Motherland Begin? Private and Public Dimensions of Contemporary Russian Patriotism in Schools and Youth Organisations: A View from the Field Anne Le Huérou 28 The Church in the Service of the Fatherland Kathy Rousselet 49 Patriotic Unity and Ethnic Diversity at Odds:The Example of Tatar Organisations in Moscow Françoise Daucé 68 Redefining Business Values in Russia:The Boundaries of Globalisation and Patriotism in Contemporary Russian Industry Caroline Dufy 84 Regular Articles Subversion in the Red Army and the Military Purge of 1937-1938 Peter Whitewood 102 Lenin and Philosophy:The Historical Context James D.White 123 Back to title list Europe-Asia Studies Volume 67 Number 2 March 2015 Special Issue: State against Civil Society: Contentious Politics and the Non-Systemic Opposition in Russia Guest Editor: Cameron Ross State against Civil Society: Contentious Politics and the Non-Systemic Opposition in Russia Cameron Ross 171 Political Opposition in Russia: A Troubled Transformation Vladimir Gel'man 177 Questioning Control and Contestation in Late Putinite Russia Richard Sakwa 192 The Calculus of Non-Protest in Russia: Redistributive Expectations from Political Reforms Irina Busygina & Mikhail Filippov 209 Lost in Transition? 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Desouza 624 Managers of Transition—Leadership in Post-Communist Romanian Companies lon Voicu Sucala 652 Back to title list Europe-Asia studies Volume 67 number 5 July 2015 Market-oriented reforms as a tool of state-building: Russian pension reform in 2001 Sarah Wilson Sokhey 695 Self-interest, perceptions of transition and welfare preferences in the new eastern europe and the south caucasus Alexi Gugushvili 718 The fight against government corruption in Romania: irreversible results or sisyphean challenge? Michael Hein 747 The role of foreign direct investment and state capture in Shaping innovation outcome in Russia Natalya Smith & Ekaterina Thomas 777 Between amity, enmity and Europeanisation: EU energy security policy and the example of Bulgaria's Russian energy dependence Tomas Maltby 809 Back to title list European Politics and Society VOLUME 16 NUMBER 1 APRIL 2015 SPECIAL ISSUE: MODERNISATION IN EU-RUSSIAN RELATIONS: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE GUEST EDITORS: MAXINE DAVID AND TATIANA ROMANOVA Modernisation in EU-Russian Relations: Past, Present, and Future Maxine David and Tatiana Romanova 1 The Partnership for Modernisation: Contradictions of the Russian Modernisation Agenda Paul Flenley 11 Economic Modernisation in Russia: The Role of the World Trade Organization Richard Connolly 27 The Partnership for Modernisation Through the Three Level-of-Analysis Perspectives Tatiana Romanova 45 Can the Partnership for Modernisation Help Promote the EU-Russia Strategic Partnership? 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