and Balkan Europe
by IECOB & AIS Università di Bologna
This area collects and offers a wide range of scientific contributions and provides scholars, researchers and specialists with publishing opportunities for their research results
PECOB's Papers series
"PECOB's papers" series is a collection of papers on various topics related to Central, Eastern and Balkan Europe, and the post-Soviet space written by prominent scholars, researchers, PhD candidates and promising students. Beacuse of their relevance and scientific innovation all papers in this series are assigned the ISSN.
Editorial information
Title: PECOB's papers series
Publisher: Portal on Central Eastern and Balkan Europe
Language: multilinguistic (English and original languages of the countries considered on PECOB)
Topics: Politics; Economics; History; Society; Languages, Literature and Culture; Media
Monthly ISSN: 2038-632X
Editorial Assistant: Ms Aurora Domeniconi
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April 2012| #22 | Balkans: the South-Eastern gateway to a New Europe | by Elena Mazzeo
(published in: Apr, 2012)
The Balkans’ economic relations with European Union countries have been particularly intense during the last decades. Geographical reasons together with political and economical links can explain why the process of development and integration of Balkan’s countries is of paramount interest for the European Union: this area represents the South - Eastern gateway to a new and more integrated Europe... -
March 2012| #21 | How to Improve Economic Policy-Making in Western Balkans? | by Renzo Daviddi
(published in: Mar, 2012)
Pre-crisis high growth rates of the Western Balkans were fuelled by domestic demand financed through capital inflows from abroad. This, coupled with low domestic savings, increased vulnerability to the external shocks that followed. Four main external transmission mechanisms… -
February 2012| #20 | Una semiotica del nazionalismo: la Primavera Slovena (1987 – 1992) | by Matteo Albertini
(published in: Feb, 2012)
This paper analyzes social and political movements that emerged in Slovenia in the last years of socialist Yugoslavia. Explicitly or impliedly, any of them was contesting the inability of the Federation to find a solution to the problems Yugoslav peoples were experiencing: lack of... -
January 2012| #19 | Censorship in Yugoslavia between 1945 and 1952. | by Deniver Vukelić
(published in: Jan, 2012)
This research is based on the fundaments of somewhat nonsystematic historical and culturological investigation of censorship as an important factor in the shaping of cultural identity of people of former Yugoslavia. It starts from the past studies conducted in the fields of book history, archivistics and journalism. It takes Croatia and Serbia for referent countries as base fields for explaining censorship methodologies in the period of Yugoslav WWII aftermath, through the year of IB resolution in 1948 until 1952 and slowly coming out from so called Agitprop cultural period of Yugoslavia.
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