Most Recent Articles from East European Quarterly

• Turkey and EU energy security: the pipeline connection 

  'Energy security' is a growing public concern. (1) With energy prices rising from a combination of growing demand relative to available supplies,...

  12/22/08 by Ali Tekin · More from publication

• Ave atque vale! 

  The East European Quarterly was conceived, some forty years ago, during the early years of "detente" and "peaceful co-existence." It was conceived...

  12/22/08 by Stephen Fischer-Galati · More from publication

• The deportees, the resettled and party politics: details on the Hungarian coalition parties' standpoint on the population movements between 1944 and 1948 

  At the end of the Second World War, the Hungarian peasantry-like the whole of the domestic society--had to virtually restart their life in a...

  12/22/08 by Peter Strausz · More from publication

• 2007 Ad 

  Once upon a time, according to Romanian jokesters, the American CIA and FBI competed with Nicolae Ceausescu's Securitate to prove superiority in...

  12/22/08 by Johanna Granville · More from publication

• Understanding latent religious conflict: the case of frictions between the Greek Catholic and Orthodox Churches in Romania 

  For the past eighteen years, Romania has been engaged in a process of democratization and efforts to ensure religious freedom for minorities....

  12/22/08 by Ileana Alexandra Orlich · More from publication

• Skovoroda by the numbers: numbers and geometric figures in the philosophy of Hryhorij Skovoroda 

  Introduction Introduction In the large secondary literature on Ukraine's noteworthy, eighteenth-century religious philosopher, Hryhorij...

  12/22/08 by Stephen P. Scherer · More from publication

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