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LIFE IN THE BALKAN POWDER KEG,
1880–1956
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NATALIJA
EDITED BY
JILL A. IRVINE
University of Oklahoma
CAROL S. LILLY
University of Nebraska at Kearney
390 pages, 50 photos and 7 maps, 2008
978-963-9776-23-4
$50.00 / €39.95 / £29.95
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The life story of a Serbian woman over a period of more than 70 years, preserved in memoirs, letters and
mostly diaries, recounts the triumphs and tragedies of a life that takes place against the backdrop of extraordinary turbulence in the Balkans. It covers more than half a century, five wars (including the two world
wars), and four ideologies. This is a time of excitement in Serbia as its leaders carve an independent state out
of the Ottoman Empire and attempt to modernize a largely rural and “backward” corner of Europe. A time of
opportunity for many who join in the effort to build the infrastructure of a modern economy, as well as the
growing number of middle class families who send their children, in rare cases even girls, to the emerging
system of state schools. Above all, a time of war, as the expanding Serbian state comes into conflict with
its neighbors and, ultimately, the Great Powers of Europe. Accompanied by an introductory study, Natalija’s
diary provides a rich background to understanding the on-going conflict in the Balkans today.
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Marianna D. Birnbaum
The Long Journey
of Gracia Mendes
MARIANNA D. BIRNBAUM
University of California,
Los Angeles;
Central European University,
Budapest
CENTRAL, EASTERN, AND
SOUTH EASTERN EUROPE,
19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES
Edited by
FRANCISCA DE HAAN,
KRASSIMIRA DASKALOVA,
ANNA LOUTFI
702 pages, 160 photos and maps, 2006
978-963-7326-39-4 cloth
$69.95 / €58.95 / £39.95
150 expertly-researched biographical portraits of women and
men who were active in, or part of, women’s movements and
feminisms in 22 countries in the 19th and 20th centuries. A rich
tapestry of feminist activity, rejecting the notion that either
there was no feminism here, or that it was ‘imported from the
West.’
Selected as an Outstanding Academic Title
for 2006 by Choice Magazine.
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THE LONG JOURNEY
OF GRACIA MENDES
C E U PRESS
156 pages, 2003, 2004
4 color and 11 black and white illustrations and maps
978-963-9241-67-1 cloth
$43.95 / €36.95 / £28.95
978-963-9241-78-7 paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £15.95
The historical biography of a true Jewish heroine, Gracia Mendes.
Born in 1510 in Portugal, the book details this woman’s extraordinary personality until her death in 1569 in Constantinople.
At age of 27 Gracia became a widow, yet she went on to raise
her children and run the family business all on her own. Her
travels led her through Antwerp, Venice, Ragusa, and finally to
Constantinople, from where the Ottoman Empire dominated
former Byzantium territories.
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A BIOGRAPHICAL
DICTIONARY OF
WOMEN’S MOVEMENTS
AND FEMINISMS
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BONES OF CONTENTION
THE LIVING ARCHIVE OF VASIL
LEVSKI AND THE MAKING OF
BULGARIA’S NATIONAL HERO
MARIA N. TODOROVA
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
500 pages, ca. 40 illustrations, 2008
978-963-9776-24-1
$55.00 / €44.95 / £29.95
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A historical study, taking as its narrative focus the life, death and posthumous fate of Vasil Levski (18371873), arguably the major and only uncontested hero of the Bulgarian national pantheon. The main title refers
to the “thick description” of the reburial controversy during the final phase of communist Bulgaria, which
centered on the search for Levski’s bones. The book gives a specific understanding also of the relationship
between nationalism and religion in the post-communist period, by analyzing the recent canonization
of Levski. The processes described, although with a chronological depth of almost two centuries, are still
very much in the making, and the living archive expands not only in size but with the constant addition
of surprising new forms they take. At another level, the book engages in a variety of general theoretical
questions. It offers insights into the problems of history and memory: the question of public, social or
collective memory; the nature of national memory in comparison to other types of memory; the variability
of memory over time and social space; alternative memories; memory’s techniques like commemorations,
the mechanism of creating and transmitting memory.
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BALKAN FAMILY
STRUCTURE
AND THE EUROPEAN
PATTERN
HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE
BULGARIAN REVIVAL
DEMOGRAPHIC
DEVELOPMENTS IN
OTTOMAN BULGARIA
ROUMEN DASKALOV
Central European University,
Budapest
MARIA N. TODOROVA
University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign
264 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-45-5
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$45.00 / €34.95 / £23.95
Reassesses the traditional stereotype of the place of the
Balkans in the model of the European family in the 19th century on the basis of new source material and by synthesizing
existing research. Analyzes family structure and demographic
variables as they appear in population registers and other
sources, and the impact of these findings on theoretical
syntheses of the European family pattern. Contributes to the
long-standing debate over the zadruga, the complex, collective,
joint or extended family in the Balkans.
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THE MAKING
OF A NATION
IN THE BALKANS
296 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-83-1
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$47.95 / €39.95 / £29.95
The 19th century was the epoch of nation building for the Bulgarians under Ottoman rule. Comparisons and analogies are
made between the Bulgarian Revival and other regions, epochs,
ideological trends, and events. These latter are taken from two
major areas—Western Europe (“Renaissance,” “Enlightenment,”
“Romanticism,” the French Revolution, and national liberation
movements), and Russia (the “agrarian question,” “populism”
and “utopian socialism,” “revolutionary democrats,” and the
Russian Revolution of 1905).
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POLITICS AS A MORAL
PROBLEM
JÁNOS KIS
Central European University, Budapest
320 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-22-7
$45.00 / €34.95 / £24.95
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In a world where politics is often associated with notions such as moral decay, frustration and disappointment, the feeling of betrayal, and of democracy in trouble, Kis examines theories about the morality
of political action. Amending the two classical theses of realism and of indirect motivation in politics, Kis
argues for a constrained thesis of realism and a wide thesis of indirect motivation. By these means the place
of moral motivation and common deliberation can be identified, and political agents can be held morally
accountable.
The analysis refers to a broad range of classic and contemporary literature as well as to recent cases from
international politics which call for moral judgment.
The Appendix is dedicated to Václav Havel’s seminal essay on “The Power of the Powerless,” which sheds light
on the diversity of approaches dissident intellectuals have taken to politics.
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THE TIES THAT BIND
JULIUS M. MORAVCSIK
Stanford University
JÁNOS KIS
Central European University,
Budapest
340 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-32-9
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$24.95 T / €19.95 / £15.95
Outlines a new theory of constitutional democracy. Addresses
the widely held belief that liberal democracy embodies an
uneasy compromise of incompatible values: those of liberal
rights on the one hand, and democratic equality on the other.
Liberalism is said to compromise democracy, while democracy
is said to endanger the values of liberalism.
Kis is able to see problems and tensions that we often miss,
and he comes up with solutions to solve them that will enrich
existing discussions.
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308 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-79-4
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This book, like in classical times of Plato and Aristotle, treats
individual and communal ethics as intertwined. At its heart lies
the quartet of respect, concern for welfare of others, trust, and
care as the basic communal ties. Our ethics is neither based
purely on sentiment nor purely on reason. They will yield us
guidelines, to be filled in contextually, not rigid rule systems.
Moravcsik’s proposal for ethics does not deny some objective
ground for sound communal life, but leaves many alternatives
within which the four basic ties can be implemented.
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CONSTITUTIONAL
DEMOCRACY
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TRANSFORMING
PEASANTS, PROPERTY
AND POWER
THE COLLECTIVIZATION OF
AGRICULTURE IN ROMANIA,
1949–1962
EDITED BY
CONSTANTIN IORDACHI
Central European University, Budapest
DORIN DOBRINCU
A. D. Xenopol Institute of History, Iaşi, Romania
500 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-25-8
$60.00 / €44.95 / £31.95
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A central element in the formation of Eastern European state socialism, the collectivization of agriculture
touched the lives of many more citizens than the transformations in industry. Despite its profound longterm socio-political implications, the process of land collectivization has not been subject to comprehensive
research. The product of an interdisciplinary project, this book fills this lacuna in the academic literature:
a highly integrated, theory-driven collective work of leading historians, anthropologists, sociologists and
literary critics from the US, the UK, Hungary and Romania.
The book analyzes the campaign of collectivization in Romania, between 1949 and 1962. Parallel to
presenting national policies and practices (i.e., property legislation, and political debates), field research
explores in case studies, working across a broad span of communities and experiences, what types of new
peasant-state relations were formed through collectivization.
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HUNGARY
IN THE COLD WAR,
1945–1956
CLIMATE DEPENDENCE
AND FOOD PROBLEMS
IN RUSSIA, 1900–1990
BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND THE
SOVIET UNION
THE INTERACTION
OF CLIMATE AND
AGRICULTURAL POLICY
AND THEIR EFFECT
ON FOOD PROBLEMS
LÁSZLÓ BORHI
Institute of History,
Hungarian Academy of
Sciences, Budapest
384 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-80-0
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £31.95
Based on new archival evidence, examines Soviet Empire
building in Hungary and the American response to it. Analyzes
why the US failed even in its minimal aims concerning the
states of Eastern Europe. Hungary was not important enough
to resist the Soviets, its democratic opposition failed to win
American sympathy. Both powers pursued power politics: the
Soviets in a naked form, the US subtly, but both with little
regard for the fate of Hungarians.
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NIKOLAI M. DRONIN,
EDWARD G. BELLINGER
383 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-10-3
978-963-7326-09-7
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Between 1900 and 1990 there were several periods of grain and
other food shortages in Russia and the former Soviet Union,
some of which reached disaster proportions resulting in mass
famine. Explores the extent to which policy and vagaries in
climate conspired to affect agricultural yields. Were the leaders’
(Stalin, Krushchev, Brezhnev, Gorbachev) policies sound in
theory but failed in practice because of unpredictable weather?
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A LABORATORY OF
TRANSNATIONAL
HISTORY
UKRAINE AND RECENT UKRAINIAN
HISTORIOGRAPHY
EDITED BY
GEORGIY KASIANOV
Institute of Ukrainian History, National Academy of
Sciences of Ukraine
PHILIPP THER
European University Institute, Florence, Italy
290 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-26-5
$40.00 / €31.95 / £21.95
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A first attempt to present an approach to Ukrainian history which goes beyond the standard ‘national
narrative’ schemes, predominant in the majority of post-Soviet countries after 1991, in the years of
implementing ‘nation-building projects’. An unrivalled collection of essays by the finest scholars in the field
from Ukraine, Russia, USA, Germany, Austria and Canada, superbly written to a high academic standard. The
various chapters are methodologically innovative and thought-provoking.
The biggest Eastern European country has ancient roots but also the birth pangs of a new autonomous
state. Its historiography is characterized by animated debates, in which this book takes a definite stance.
The history of Ukraine is not written here as a linear, teleological narrative of ethnic Ukrainians but as a
multicultural, multidimensional history of a diversity of cultures, religious denominations, languages, ethical
norms, and historical experience. It is not presented as causal explanation of ‘what has to have happened’
but rather as conjunctures and contingencies, disruptions, and episodes of ‘lack of history.’
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THE MOULDING OF
UKRAINE
HISTORICAL STUDIES
IN POST-COMMUNIST
EASTERN EUROPE
THE CONSTITUTIONAL
POLITICS OF STATE
FORMATION
Edited by
SORIN ANTOHI,
PÉTER APOR,
BALÁZS TRENCSÉNYI
512 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-85-1
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$54.95 / €35.95 / £24.95
The first work that covers the post-Communist development
of historical studies in six Eastern European countries: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia.
Focusing on 1989-1999, offers a longer-term perspective that
includes the immediate ‘prehistory’ of that decade as well as its
‘posthistoire’. The authors capture the spirit of 1989, that heady
mix of elation, surprise, determination, and hope: the paradoxical beginning of Eastern European post-Communism.
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KATARYNA WOLCZUK
University of Birmingham
338 pages, 2001
978-963-9241-24-4
978-963-9241-25-1
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Uses Ukraine as a case study in trying to trace the key moments
of decision making in the course of creating a new state while
shedding the legacies of “Soviet-type” statehood. Offers a
systematic examination of competing ideological visions of
statehood and discusses them against the backdrop of historical
traditions in Ukraine; a well-documented and lucidly written
coherent account of the process of constitutional reform.
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NARRATIVES UNBOUND
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GIVEN WORLD AND
TIME
TEMPORALITIES IN CONTEXT
EDITED BY
TYRUS MILLER
Cowell College, University of California
at Santa Cruz
375 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-27-2
$50.00 / €42.95 / £29.95
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The interconnections of time with historical thought and knowledge have come powerfully to the fore
since the 1970s. An international group of scholars, from a range of fields including literary theory, history
of ideas, cultural anthropology, philosophy, intellectual history and theology, philology, and musicology,
address the matter of time and temporalities.
The volume’s essays, divided into four main topical groups question critically the key problem of context,
connecting it to the problem of time. Contexts, the essays suggest, are not timeless. Time and its contexts
are only partly “given” to us: to the primordial donations of time and world correspond our epistemic, moral,
and practical modes of receiving what has been granted. The notion of context may have radically different
parameters in different historical, cultural, and disciplinary situations.
Topics include the deep antiquity, and the timeless time of eternity, as well as formal philosophies of history
and the forms of histories implicit in individual and community experience. The medium specific use of time
and history are examined with regard to song, image, film, oral narration, and legal discourse.
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MEASURING TIME,
MAKING HISTORY
THE TIMES OF HISTORY
UNIVERSAL TOPICS IN
ISLAMIC HISTORIOGRAPHY
LYNN HUNT
Eugen Weber Professor of
Modern European History,
UCLA
AZIZ AL-AZMEH
Central European University,
Budapest
144 pages, 130 x 200 mm (5.1” x 7.9”) 2008
978-963-9776-14-2 paperback
$16.95 / €12.95 / £8.95
328 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-73-8
First volume of the Natalie Zemon Davis Annual Lecture Series
at Central European University, this small but rich book explores
some of the ways in which time matters or should matter to
historians. How did Western Christian culture develop its
distinctive way of measuring time (bc/ad or bce/ce) and
how does it influence our notion of history? Is modernity an
experience of temporality or an ideological construction – a
western, and therefore imperialist, imposition?
A collection of essays on current questions of writing history,
illustrated with reference to Islamic historiography. The main
concerns are conceptions of time and temporality, the uses of
the past, historical periodization, historical categorization, and
the constitution of historical objects.
“Illuminating, full of learning, and intimately relevant to the
understanding of current conflicts throughout the Arab world”
– from the Foreword by Hayden White.
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POLITICS OF NATIONAL PECULIARITY
IN SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE
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WE, THE PEOPLE
EDITED BY
DIANA MISHKOVA
Centre for Advanced Study, Sofia
380 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-28-9
$50.00 / €42.95 / £29.95
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Analyzes the processes of nation-building in nineteenth and early-twentieth-century Southeastern Europe.
A product of transnational comparative teamwork, this collection represents a coordinated interpretation
based on ten varied academic cultures and traditions. The originality of the approach lies in a combination
of three factors: [a] seeing nation-building as a process that is to a large extent driven by intellectuals and
writers, rather than just a side effect of infrastructural modernization processes; [b] looking at the regional,
cross-border ramifications of these processes (rather than in a rigid single-country-by-country perspective)
and [c] looking at the autonomous role of intellectuals in these areas, rather than just seeing Southeastern
Europe as an appendix to Europe-at-large, passively undergoing European influences.
The essays explore the political instrumentalization of the concepts of folk, people and ethnos in Southeastern
Europe in the “long 19th century” by mapping the discursive and institutional itineraries through which this
set of notions became a focal point of cultural and political thought in various national contexts; a process
that coincided with the emergence of political modernity.
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LATE ENLIGHTENMENT
FORMATION OF NATIONAL
MOVEMENTS
Edited by
BALÁZS TRENCSÉNYI
Central European University,
Budapest
Edited by
BALÁZS TRENCSÉNYI
Central European University,
Budapest
MICHAL KOPEČEK
Institute of Contemporary
History, Prague
362 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-52-3
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$44.95 / €33.95 / £22.95
44 texts from the 18th century, from national cultures that now
occupy over a dozen modern European states from Albania to
Poland. The pieces range from poems to essays, from (extracts
of) academic treatises to letters. Each text is accompanied by a
presentation of the author, and by an analysis of the context in
which the respective text was born.
Discourses of Collective Identity in Central and Southeast Europe
(1775-1945), Texts and Commentaries, Volume 1.
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MICHAL KOPEČEK
Institute of Contemporary
History, Prague
508 pages , 2007
978-963-7326-60-8
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67 texts, including hymns, manifestos, articles or extracts from
lengthy studies exemplify the relation between Romanticism
and national identity movements in Central and Southeast
Europe. National Romanticism sought affiliation with a new
group identity, the nation, which was easy to endow with a
certain emotional attractiveness.
Discourses of Collective Identity in Central and Southeast Europe
(1775-1945), Texts and Commentaries, Volume 2.
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NATIONAL
ROMANTICISM
EMERGENCE OF THE
MODERN ‘NATIONAL IDEA’
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WITCHCRAFT
MYTHOLOGIES AND
PERSECUTIONS
DEMONS, SPIRITS, WITCHES
—VOLUME 3
EDITED BY
ÉVA PÓCS
University of Pécs, Hungary
GÁBOR KLANICZAY
Central European University, Budapest, and
Collegium Budapest – Institute for Advanced Study
356 pages, 2008
978-963-7326-87-5
$45.00 / €31.95 / £21.95
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Approaches witchcraft and demonology from the point of view of historical anthropology. Reflects the
multiplicity of approaches: the social contexts, the interplay and the mutual transformation of the witchconcepts of elite and popular culture, witchcraft as a scapegoat mechanism and a social institution.
Communicates findings of recent advances of witchcraft research in two fields: (1) deciphering the variety
of myths and the complexity of historical processes which lead to the formation of the witches’ Sabbath, (2)
the micro-historical analysis of the social, religious, legal and cultural milieu where witchcraft accusations
and persecutions developed. These two themes are completed by some further insights into the folklore
of the concerned regions which still carries the traces of the traumatic historical memories of witchcraft
persecutions.
This third, concluding volume of the series publishes 14 studies and the transcription of a round-table
discussion on Carlo Ginzburg’s Ecstasies.
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COMMUNICATING
WITH THE SPIRITS
DEMONS, SPIRITS,
WITCHES—VOLUME 1
DEMONS, SPIRITS,
WITCHES—VOLUME 2
Edited by
ÉVA PÓCS
University of Pécs, Hungary
Edited by
ÉVA PÓCS
University of Pécs, Hungary
GÁBOR KLANICZAY
Central European University,
Budapest
304 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-13-4
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$45.00 / €33.95 / £23.95
The first volume of the series Demons, Spirits, Witches focuses
on the problem of communication with the other world: the
phenomenon of spirit possession and its changing historical
interpretations, the imaginary schemes elaborated for giving
accounts of the journeys to the other world, for communicating
with the dead, and finally the historical archetypes of this kind
of religious manifestation – trance prophecy, divination, and
shamanism.
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CHRISTIAN
DEMONOLOGY AND
POPULAR MYTHOLOGY
GÁBOR KLANICZAY
Central European University,
Budapest
292 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-76-9
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$45.00 / €31.95 / £21.95
Focuses on the divergence between Western and Eastern
evolution, on the different relationship of learned demonology
to popular belief systems in the two parts of Europe. It
discusses the conflict of saints, healers, seers, shamans with
the representatives of evil; the special function of escorting,
protecting, possessing, harming and healing spirits; the role
of the dead, the ghosts, of pre-Christian, Jewish and Christian
spirit-world, the antagonism of the devil and the saint.
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CREATING NATIONAL HISTORY IN CONTEMPORARY
UKRAINE
DAVID R. MARPLES
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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HEROES AND VILLAINS
385 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-29-6
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$25.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
978-963-7326-98-1
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$47.95 / €34.95 / £23.95
Certain to engender debate in the media, especially in Ukraine itself, as well as the academic community.
Using a wide selection of newspapers, journals, monographs, and school textbooks from different regions
of the country, the book examines the sensitive issue of the changing perspectives—often shifting 180
degrees—on several events discussed in the new narratives of the Stalin years published in the Ukraine since
the late Gorbachev period until 2005. These events were pivotal to Ukrainian history in the 20th century,
including the Famine of 1932-33 and Ukrainian insurgency during the war years.
This latter period is particularly disputed, and analyzed with regard to the roles of the OUN (Organization
of Ukrainian Nationalists) and the UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army) during and after the war. Were these
organisations “freedom fighters” or “collaborators”? To what extent they constitute, are they the architects
of the modern independent state?
NETWORK WOMEN’S PROGRAM OF THE OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE
Equal Opportunities for Women and Men
560 pages, of which 110 pages paperback (176 x 250 mm, 6.9” x 9.8”), 400 pages on CD ROM attached, 2005
978-1-891385-43-8
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$30.00 / €25.00 / £19.00
ISSN 1418-0162
CEU PRESS CLASSICS
Adventures of Sindbad, The
Krúdy, Gy., 232 pages, 1998
978-963-9116-12-2
paperback
$17.95 T / €13.95 / £9.95
Be Faithful unto Death
Móricz, Zs., 332 pages, 1995
978-1-85866-060-8
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$17.95 T / €13.95 / £9.95
Birch Grove and Other Stories, The
Iwaszkiewicz, J., 286 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-45-9
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$17.95 T / €13.95 / £9.95
Coming Spring, The
Żeromski, S., 430 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-89-9
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$17.95 T / €13.95 / £9.95
Doll, The
Prus, B., 702 pages, 1996
978-1-85866-065-3
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$17.95 / €13.95 T / £9.95
Poet and the Idiot, The – and other stories
Tuglas, F., 360 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-88-2
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$17.95 T / €13.95 / £9.95
Prague Tales
Neruda, J., 368 pages, 1993
978-963-9116-23-8
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$17.95 T / €13.95 / £9.95
Skylark
Kosztolányi, D., 240 pages, 1993
978-963-9116-66-5
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$17.95 T / €13.95 / £9.95
Sorrowful Eyes of Hannah Karajich, The
Olbracht, I., 216 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-47-4
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$17.95 T / €13.95 / £9.95
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1956 Hungarian Revolution, The
– A history in documents
Békés / Rainer / Byrne, 666 pages + 10 with photos, 2002
978-963-9241-66-4
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$35.00 / €25.95 / £18.95
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Against Their Will
– The history and geography of forced migrations in the USSR
Polian, P., 442 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-68-8
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$54.95 / €46.95 / £34.95
978-963-9241-73-2
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$25.95 / €21.95 / £16.95
Alienated Women
– A study on Polish women’s fiction
Borkowska, G., 346 pages, 2001
978-963-9241-03-9
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Anti-American Century, The
Krastev / McPherson, 170 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-80-6
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Ascensions on High in Jewish Mysticism
– Pillars, lines, ladders
Idel, M., 260 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-02-8
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978-963-7326-03-5
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$44.95 / €35.95 / £24.95
$23.95 / €18.95 / £12.95
$26.95 / €22.95 / £16.95
Beloved Children
– History of aristocratic childhood in Hungary in the early modern age
Péter, K., 281 pages, 2001
978-963-9116-77-1
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$44.95 / €37.95 / £29.95
Between Exile and Asylum
– An eastern epistolary
Matvejević, P., 238 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-85-5
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$41.95 / €35.95 / £25.95
Between Past and Future
– The revolutions of 1989 and their aftermath
Antohi / Tismaneanu, 426 pages, 2000, 2002
978-963-9116-71-9
paperback
$28.95 / €24.95 / £17.95
Bibliography of East European Travel Writing on Europe, A
– East Looks West — Volume 2
Bracewell / Drace-Francis, 600 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-12-8
cloth
$55.00 / €40.00 / £27.00
Blood and Homeland
– Eugenics and racial nationalism in central and southeast Europe,
1900–1940
Turda / Weindling, 478 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-77-6
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$54.95 / €41.95 / £29.95
978-963-7326-81-3
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$25.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
Bosnia the Good
– Tolerance and tradition
Mahmutćehajić, R., 242 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-86-3
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$49.95 / €37.95 / £25.95
$24.95 / €19.95 / £15.95
Constitutions, Courts and History
– Historical narratives in constitutional adjudication
Uitz, R., 364 pages 2005
978-963-7326-32-5
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
Culture of Corruption? A
– Coping with government in post-communist Europe
Miller / Grødeland / Koshechkina, 384 pages, 2001
978-963-9116-98-6
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
978-963-9116-99-3
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Demise of Yugoslavia, The
– A political memoir
Mesić, S., 432 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-71-8
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
Denial and Repression of Antisemitism
– Post-Communist remembrance of the Serbian bishop Nikolaj Velimirovic
Byford, J., 280 pages + 8 with photos, 2008
978-963-9776-15-9
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$35.00 / €25.95 / £17.95
Dilemmas of Dissidence in East-Central Europe, The
– Citizen intellectuals and philosopher kings
Falk, B. J., 516 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-39-8
paperback
$27.95 / €23.95 / £16.95
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Bauhaus Idea and Bauhaus Politics, The
Forgács, É., 248 pages, 1995, 2004
978-1-85866-012-7
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Common Law for Europe, A
Benacchio / Pasa, 330 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-33-2
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978-963-7326-34-9
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$23.95 / €18.95 / £13.95
Discussing Hitler
– Advisers of U.S. Diplomacy in Central Europe, 1934–1941
Frank, T., 374 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-56-5
cloth
$59.95 / €49.95 / £37.95
Divide and Pacify
– Strategic social policies and political protests in post-communist
democracies
Vanhuysse, P., 190 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-79-0
cloth
$41.95 / €32.95 / £21.95
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Elefánthy, The
– The Hungarian nobleman and his kindred
Fügedi, E., 184 pages, 1998
978-963-9116-20-7
cloth
$39.95 / €33.95 / £24.95
End of Czechoslovakia, The
Musil, J., 296 pages, 1995, 2000
978-1-85866-019-6
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978-963-9241-08-4
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$53.95 / €43.95 / £29.95
$21.95 / €18.95 / £13.95
Exploring the World of Human Practice
– Readings in and about the philosophy of Aurel Kolnai
Balázs / Dunlop, 356 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-97-8
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$47.95 / €39.95 / £28.95
978-963-7326-01-1
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Extending the Borders of Russian History
– Essays in honor of Alfred J. Rieber
Siefert, M., 568 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-36-7
cloth
$59.95 / €49.95 / £37.95
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Cardboard Castle? A
– An inside history of the Warsaw Pact, 1955–1991
Mastny / Byrne, 792 pages + 8 with photos, 2005
978-963-7326-08-0
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$75.00 / €63.95 / £45.95
978-963-7326-07-3
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$35.00 / €28.95 / £20.95
Carrying a Secret in My Heart
– Children of political victims of the revolution in post-1956 Hungary
– An oral history
Kôrösi / Molnár, 202 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-55-8
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$39.95 / €33.95 / £25.95
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Fears and Symbols
– An introduction to the study of western civilization
Hankiss, E., 332 pages, 2001
978-963-9241-06-0
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$55.95 / €47.95 / £34.95
978-963-9241-07-7
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Flying against the Arrow
– An Intellectual in Ceauşescu’s Romania
Patapievici, H-R., 261 pages, 2003
978-963-9116-57-3
cloth
$55.00 / €46.95/£34.95
Challenges of Sustained Development, The
– The role of socio-cultural factors in east-central Europe
Adam / Makarovič / Rončević / Tomšič, 248 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-00-4
paperback
$24.95 / €18.95 / £12.95
For the Good of Humanity
– Ludwik Rajchman, medical statesman
Balińska, M., 412 pages, 1998
978-963-9116-17-7
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$44.95 / €33.95 / £25.95
China Inside Out
– Contemporary Chinese nationalism and transnationalism
Nyíri / Breidenbach, 368 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-14-1
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Foreword to the Past
– A cultural history of the Baltic people
Bojtár, E., 435 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-42-9
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From Good King Wenceslas to the Good Soldier Švejk
– A Dictionary of Czech Popular Culture
Roberts, A., 220 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-26-4
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$45.95 / €34.95 / £23.95
978-963-7326-27-1
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From Liberal Values to Democratic Transition
– Essays in honor of János Kis
Dworkin, R., et al., 312 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-77-0
cloth
$49.95 / €42.95 / £31.95
From Socialism to Capitalism
Kornai J., 256 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-16-6
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Germany 1945–1990
– A parallel history
Weber, J., 296 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-70-1
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$44.95 / €37.95 / £29.95
Government and Politics in Hungary
Körösényi, A., 350 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-76-4
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$24.95 / €19.95 / £15.95
$51.95 / €43.95 / £32.95
$24.95 / €19.95 / £15.95
Harmonisation of Civil and Commercial Law in Europe, The
Pasa / Benacchio, 580 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-35-6
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$55.95 / €41.95 / £28.95
978-963-7326-36-3
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History and Myth in Romanian Consciousness
Boia, L., 280 pages, 2001
978-963-9116-96-2
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978-963-9116-97-9
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Hungary and the Habsburgs, 1765–1800
Balázs, É.H., 438 pages, 1997
978-963-9116-03-0
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$45.00 / €29.95 / £19.95
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Ideologies and National Identities
– The case of twentieth-century southeastern Europe
Lampe / Mazower, 320 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-72-5
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978-963-9241-82-4
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Imperfection and Defeat
– The role of aesthetic imagination in human society
Nemoianu, V., 150 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-57-8
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$34.95 / €26.95 / £18.95
Imperial Rule
Miller / Rieber, 218 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-92-3
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978-963-9241-98-5
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Jewish Budapest
– Monuments, rites, history
Frojimovics / Komoróczy / Pusztai / Strbik, 610 pages, 1999,
195 mm x 275 mm (7.7” x 10.8”)
978-963-9116-38-2
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978-963-9116-37-5
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Jews of Europe in the Modern Era, The
– A socio-historical Outline
Karády, V., 494 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-52-7
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$47.95 / €39.95 / £27.95
$24.95 / €19.95 / £15.95
Kalmykia in Russia’s Past and Present National Policies and
Administrative System
Maksimov, K. N., 453 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-17-3
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$49.95 / €39.95 / £24.95
Krúdy’s Chronicles
– Turn-of-the-century Hungary
Krúdy / Bátki, 300 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-78-8
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Language: A Right and a Resource
– Approaching linguistic human rights
Kontra / Phillipson / Skutnabb-Kangas / Várady, 360 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-64-1
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Learning to Change
– Transforming education in south east Europe
Bassler, T., 240 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-19-6
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$45.95 / €34.95 / £23.95
978-963-7326-20-2
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$24.95 / €18.95 / £12.95
Liberty and the Search for Identity
– Liberal nationalisms and the legacy of empires
Dénes, I. Z., 526 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-44-8
cloth
$55.95 / €46.95 / £31.95
Life under Russian Serfdom, A
– The memoirs of Savva Dmitrievich Purlevskii, 1800–1868
Gorshkov, B.B., 130 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-15-8
paperback
$17.95 / €14.95 / £9.95
Limiting Government
– An introduction to constitutionalism
Sajó, A., 308 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-24-5
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Literacy and Written Culture in Early Modern Central Europe
Tóth, Gy. I., 276 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-85-6
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978-963-9241-30-5
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Making a Great Ruler
– Grand Duke Vytautas of Lithuania
Mickūnaitė, G., 360 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-58-5
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Linkages of Financial Groups in the European Union
– Financial conglomeration developments in the old and new member
states
Ulst, I., 150 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-12-7
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$39.95 / €33.95 / £23.95
978-963-7326-11-0
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$21.95 / €18.95 / £13.95
Indescribable and the Undiscussable, The
– Reconstructing human discourse after trauma
Bar-On, D., 324 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-34-4
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In a Maelstrom
– The history of Russian-Jewish prose, 1860–1940
Hetényi, Zs., 330 pages, 2008
978-963-7326-91-2
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$41.95 / €31.95 / £21.95
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Hitler’s Library
Miskolczy, A., 184 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-59-6
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$41.95 / €35.95 / £25.95
$23.95 / €18.95 / £12.95
Jews at the Crossroads
– Tradition and accommodation during the golden age of the Hungarian
nobility
Lupovitch, H. N., 306 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-66-0
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$44.95 / €34.95 / £23.95
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History of East European Jews, A
Haumann, H., 300 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-37-4
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978-963-9241-26-8
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Islam
– Between divine message and history
Sharfi, A., 206 pages, 2005
978-963-9241-87-9
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978-963-7326-16-5
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From Solidarity to Martial Law
– The Polish crisis of 1980–1981; A documentary history
Paczkowski / Byrne 580 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-84-4
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$65.00 / €49.95 / £33.95
978-963-7326-96-7
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Gratis Economy, The
– Privately provided public goods
Kelen, A., 390 pages, 2001
978-963-9241-22-0
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978-963-9241-33-6
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Intellectuals and Politics in Central Europe
Bozóki, A., 304 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-22-1
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978-963-9116-21-4
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Man of Many Devices, The
– Festschrift in honor of János M. Bak
Nagy / Sebôk, 719 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-67-2
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$69.95 / €59.95 / £44.95
Meaning of Liberalism East and West, The
Suda / Musil, 280 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-53-5
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
978-963-9116-54-2
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Meddling in Middle Europe
– Britain and the ‘Lands Between,’ 1919–1925
Lojkó, M., 388 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-37-0
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978-963-7326-23-3
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Memoir of Hungary – 1944–1948
Márai, S., 428 pages, 1996
978-963-9241-10-7
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Mind and Labor on the Farm in Black-Earth Russia, 1861–1914
Kerans, D., 510 pages, 2001
978-963-9116-94-8
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$59.95 / €49.95 / £39.95
Miracles of St. John Capistran, The
Andrić, S., 464 pages, 8 maps, 4 charts, 2000
978-963-9116-68-9
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £31.95
Mission Accomplished
– On founding constitutional adjudication in Central Europe
Procházka, R., 376 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-51-0
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
Modern Hungarian Society in the Making
– The unfinished experience
Gerô, A., 290 pages, 1995
978-1-85866-023-3
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$51.95 / €43.95 / £29.95
978-1-85866-024-0
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Paradoxes of Unintended Consequences, The
Lord Dahrendorf, 432 pages, 2000
978-963-9241-09-1
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$55.00 / €46.95 / £34.95
Parlor and Kitchen
– Housing and domestic culture in Budapest, 1870–1940
Gyáni, G., 302 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-27-5
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$45.95 / €38.95 / £28.95
Past for the Eyes
– East European representations of Communism in cinema and museums
after 1989
Sarkisova / Apor, 436 pages, 30 photos, 2008
978-963-9776-03-6
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$49.95 / €35.95 / £24.95
978-963-9776-05-0
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Past in the Making
– Historical Revisionism in Central Europe after 1989
Kopeček, M., 274 pages. 2008
978-963-9776-02-9
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978-963-9776-04-3
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Poles Together?
– The emergence and development of political parties in post-communist
Poland
Szczerbiak, A., 298 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-23-7
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
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Police in Transition
– Essays on the police forces in transition countries
Kádár, A., 270 pages, 2001
978-963-9241-15-2
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National Cultures at the Grass-Root Level
Kłoskowska, A., 464 pages, 2001
978-963-9116-83-2
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$54.95 / €46.95 / £39.95
Polish Liberal Thought before 1918
Janowski, M., 294 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-18-3
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$44.95 / €37.95 / £28.95
National Identity of Romanians in Transylvania
Mitu, S., 324 pages, 2001
978-963-9116-95-5
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$55.95 / €47.95 / £34.95
Political Corruption in Transition
– A skeptic’s handbook
Kotkin / Sajó, 514 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-46-6
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978-963-9241-47-3
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Nationalism and Beyond
– Introducing moral debate about values
Miščević, N., 328 pages, 2001
978-963-9241-11-4
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978-963-9241-12-1
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$54.95 / €46.95 / £34.95
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New Jewish Identities
Gitelman / Kosmin / Kovács, 386 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-62-6
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
Nonconformists, The
– Culture, politics, and nationalism in a Serbian intellectual circle,
1944–1991
Miller, N., 396 pages + 16 color, 2007
978-963-7326-93-6
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$44.95 / €34.95 / £22.95
978-963-9776-13-5
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Not Only the Market
– The role of the market, government and civic sector in the development
of post-communist societies
Potu° ček, M., 162 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-52-8
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
978-963-9116-51-1
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On the East-West Slope
– Globalization, nationalism, racism and discourses on Central and
Eastern Europe
Melegh, A., 232 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-24-0
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$44.95 / €34.95 / £23.95
On the Edge
– Ukrainian – Central European – Russian security triangle
Balmaceda, M.M., 280 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-80-1
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
One Woman in the War
– Hungary 1944–1945
Polcz, A., 162 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-54-1
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Păltiniş Diary, The
– A paideic model in humanist culture
Liiceanu, G., 260 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-88-7
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978-963-9116-89-4
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Political Economy of Protest and Patience, The
– East European and Latin American transformations compared
Greskovits, B., 248 pages, 1998
978-963-9116-14-6
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
978-963-9116-13-9
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Prague Spring, 1968, The
Navrátil et al., 636 pages, 1998, 170 mm x 243 mm (6.6» x 9.5»)
978-963-7326-67-7
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Protest in Belgrade
– Winter of discontent
Lazić, M., 244 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-45-0
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$24.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
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Reflections on the Russian Soul
– A memoir
Likhachev, D. S., 314 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-46-7
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$44.95 / €33.95 / £23.95
Religion in the New Europe
Michalski, K., 152 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-50-9
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$17.95 / €13.95 / £9.95
Rethinking the Rule of Law after Communism
Czarnota / Krygier / Sadurski, 390 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-21-9
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$51.95 / €39.95 / £26.95
978-963-7326-22-6
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Road to War in Serbia, The
– Trauma and catharsis
Popov, N., 720 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-55-9
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978-963-9116-56-6
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Roma – A Minority in Europe, The
– Historical, political and social perspectives
Stauber / Vago, 206 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-86-8
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$34.95 / €26.95 / £17.95
Roma in Romanian History, The
Achim, V., 240 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-84-8
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$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
Romanov Empire and Nationalism, The
Miller, A., 250 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-19-7
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$39.95 / €29.95 / £19.95
Roundtable Talks of 1989, The
– The genesis of Hungarian democracy
Bozóki, A., 466 pages, 2002
978-963-9241-21-3
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Russian Foreign Policy in Transition
– Concepts and realities
Melville / Shakleina, 510 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-18-9
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Trading in Lives?
– Operations of the Jewish Relief and Rescue Committee in Budapest,
1944–1945
Szita, Sz., 243 pages + photos (16 pages), 2005
978-963-7326-30-1
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$44.95/ €31.95 / £21.95
Trimming the Sails
– The Comparative Political Economy of Expansionary Fiscal
Consolidations
Benczes, I., 274 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-01-2
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$44.95 / €32.95 / £21.95
Twentieth-Century Prophet, A
– Oscar Jászi, 1875–1957
Litván, Gy., 570 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-42-4
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$59.95 / €49.95 / £33.95
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Safe Third Countries
– Extending the EU asylum and immigration policies to Central and
Eastern Europe
Lavenex, S., 202 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-44-3
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$22.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
Science of the Swastika, The
Mees, B., 353 pages + 17 with photos, 2008
978-963-9776-18-0
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$45.00 / €32.95 / £21.95
Seeds of Triumph, The
– Church and state in Gomulka’s Poland
Diskin, H., 338 pages, 2001
978-963-9241-16-9
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$54.95 / €46.95 / £33.95
Self-Financing Genocide
– The Gold Train – The Becher case – The wealth of Jews, Hungary
Kádár / Vági, 440 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-53-4
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$54.95 / €46.95 / £34.95
Serbian Orthodox Fundamentals
– The quest for an eternal identity
Mylonas, C., 312 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-61-9
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$46.00 / €35.95 / £25.95
Shifting Obsessions
– Three essays on the politics of anti-corruption
Krastev, I., 136 pages, 2004, 210mm x 120 mm (8.2” x 4.69”)
978-963-9241-94-7
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$14.95 / €12.95 / £8.95
Smell of Humans, The
– A memoir of the Holocaust in Hungary
Szép, E., 204 pages, 1994
978-1-85866-014-1
cloth
978-1-85866-011-0
paperback
Socialism
– An analysis of its past and future
Szalai, E., 88 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-29-5
paperback
Socialism, Capitalism, Transformation
Balcerowicz, L., 384 pages, 1995
978-1-85866-025-7
cloth
Uranium Matters
– Central European Uranium in International Politics, 1900–1960
Zeman / Karlsch, 316 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-00-5
cloth
$44.95 / €32.95 / £21.95
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View from Prague, The
– The expectations of world leaders at the dawn of the 21st century
Havel / Musil / Vrba, 288 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-92-9
cloth
$44.95 / €34.95 / £23.95
978-963-7326-95-0
paperback
$25.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
$17.95 / €13.95 / £9.95
Voices in the Shadows
– Women and Verbal Art in Serbia and Bosnia
Hawkesworth, C., 292 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-62-7
cloth
$49.95 / €42.95 / £31.95
$49.95 / €42.95 / £31.95
Suburb of Europe, A
– 19th century Polish approaches to western civilization
Jedlicki, J., 336 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-27-6
cloth
$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
978-963-9116-26-9
paperback
$24.95 / €18.95 / £13.95
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Under Eastern Eyes
- A Comparative Introduction to East European Travel Writing on Europe
– East Looks West — Volume 3
Bracewell, W. / Drace-Francis, A. 400 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-11-1
cloth
$45.00 / €32.95 / £22.00
$51.95 / €43.95 / £31.95
$26.95 / €21.95 / £16.95
State-Building
– A comparative study of Ukraine, Lithuania, Belarus, and Russia
Fritz, V., 380 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-90-5
cloth
$47.95 / €36.95 / £24.95
978-963-7326-99-8
paperback
$24.95 / €18.95 / £13.95
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$44.95 / €37.95 / £29.95
Uprising in East Germany, 1953
– The Cold War, the German question, and the first major upheaval
behind the Iron Curtain
Ostermann, C.F., 492 pages, 2001, 170 mm x 243 mm (6.6” x 9.5”)
978-963-9241-17-6
cloth
$63.95 / €53.95 / £38.95
978-963-9241-57-2
paperback
$35.00 T / €25.95 / £18.95
Violence and Peace
– From the atomic bomb to ethnic cleansing
Hassner, P., 288 pages, 1997
978-1-85866-075-2
cloth
978-1-85866-076-9
paperback
Stalin
– An unknown portrait
Kun, M., 488 pages, 2003, 220 mm x 285 mm (8.6” x 11”)
978-963-9241-19-0
cloth
$59.95 / €49.95 / £35.95
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Ukrainian Question, The
– Russian nationalism in the 19th century
Miller, A., 308 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-60-2
cloth
$41.95 / €35.95 / £25.95
$21.95 / €18.95 / £13.95
Soviet Military Intervention in Hungary, 1956
Györkei / Horváth, 334 pages, 1999
978-963-9116-36-8
cloth
$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
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Tell Your Life Story
– Creating dialogue among Jews and Germans, Israelis and Palestinians
Bar-On, D., 258 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-70-7
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$41.95 / €32.95 / £21.95
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What Holds Europe Together?
Michalski, K., 196 pages, 2006
978-963-7326-47-9
cloth
978-963-7326-48-6
paperback
$40.00 / €29.95 / £19.95
$21.95 / €15.95 / £10.95
Which Socialism, Whose Détente?
– West European Communism and the Czechoslovak crisis of 1968
Bracke, M., 424 pages, 2007
978-963-7326-94-3
cloth
$47.95 / €36.95 / £24.95
Women, Violence and War
– Wartime victimization of refugees in the Balkans
Nikolić-Ristanović, V., 262 pages, 2000
978-963-9116-59-7
cloth
$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
978-963-9116-60-3
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
Writing Europe
– What is European about the literatures of Europe?
Keller / Rakusa, 372 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-89-3
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$24.95 / €319.95 / £12.95
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IN THE CEU MEDIEVALIA SERIES
Volumes 1–3 are out of print.
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Vol. 4. Ibn Khaldun — An essay of reinterpretation
Al-Azmeh, A., 180 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-58-9 cloth
$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
978-963-9241-50-3 paperback $21.95 / €18.95 / £13.95
Vol. 5. People and Nature in Historical Perspective
Laszlovszky / Szabó, 406 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-86-2 paperback $49.95 / €42.50 / £29.95
Vol. 6. Latin Classics in Medieval Hungary
— Eleventh century
Nemerkényi, E., 274 pages, 2004
978-963-7326-04-2 paperback $44.95 / €37.95 / £29.95
Vol. 7. Monotheistic Kingship — The medieval variants
Al-Azmeh / Bak, 288 pages, 2004
978-963-7326-05-9 paperback $39.95 / €33.95 / £23.95
Vol. 8. The Long Arm of Papal Authority
— Late medieval Christian peripheries and their
communication with the Holy See
Jaritz / Jørgensen / Salonen, 180 pages, 2005
978-963-7326-06-6 paperback $34.95 / €29.95 / £19.95
Vol. 9. Catalogue of the Slavonic Cyrillic Manuscripts of
the National Széchényi Library
Cleminson / Moussakova / Voutova
330 pages, 76 black and white and 9 color full page
illustrations, 2007
978-963-7326-97-4 cloth
$65.00 / €46.95 / £31.95
978-963-7326-82-0 paperback $44.95 / €32.95 / £21.95
Vol. 10. The Apostolic Penitentiary in Local Contexts
Jaritz / Jørgensen / Salonen, 138 pages, 2007
978-963-9776-83-7 paperback $19.95 / €14.95 / £10.95
Vol. 11. The Crusades and the Military Orders
— Expanding the Frontiers of Medieval Latin Christianity
Hunyadi / Laszlovszky, 516 pages, with bibliography
CD attached, 2008
978-963-9776-20-3 paperback $60.00 / €49.95 / £35.95
ISSN: 1587-6470
CENTRAL EUROPEAN MEDIEVAL TEXTS SERIES
EAST CENTRAL
EUROPE/L’EUROPE
DU CENTRE-EST
ISSN: 1419-7782
Simon of Kéza: The Deeds of the Hungarians
Edited and translated by László Veszprémy and Frank Schaer,
with an introduction by Jenô Szûcs
340 pages, 1999 978-963-9116-31-3
cloth
$49.95 / €42.95 / £29.95
Eine wissenschaftliche
Zeitschrift
Autobiography of Emperor Charles IV, and his Legend of St. Wenceslas
Edited by Balázs Nagy, translated by Paul W. Knoll and Frank Schaer
308 pages, 2001 978-963-9116-32-0
cloth
$54.95 / €46.95 / £33.95
Gesta Principum Polonorum: The Deeds of the Princes of the Poles
Translated and annotated by Paul W. Knoll and Frank Schaer,
with a preface by Thomas N. Bisson, revised with editorial corrections
386 pages, 2007 978-963-9241-40-4
cloth
$54.95 / €46.95 / £34.95
Editor-in-Chief and Publisher
CHARLES SCHLACKS, JR
Archdeacon Thomas of Split: History of the Bishops of Salona and Split
Edited and translated by Damir Karbić, Mirjana Matijević Sokol,
James Ross Sweeney and Olga Perić
448 pages, 2007 978-963-7326-59-2
cloth
$59.95 / €45.95 / £31.95
Established in 1974,
ECE is a refereed
international journal
of the social sciences and
humanities with a focus on the
region “between the
Baltic and the Adriatic.”
For further information, see
www.ece.ceu.hu
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC REFORM INITIATIVE
PUBLICATIONS BACKLIST
Fast Track — Municipal Fiscal Reform in Central and Eastern Europe
and the Former Soviet Union
Guess, G.M., ed. 193 pages, 2007
978-963-9719-01-9 paperback
$22.95 / €16.95 / £10.95
Managing Think Tanks
Struyk, R.J., 363 pages, 2007
978-963-9719-00-2 paperback
The journal is distributed by
CEU Press in Europe.
Email your subscription to
[email protected]
$34.95 / €26.95 / £17.95
BACKLIST of books by the CEU – Center for Policy Studies (CPS)
Reinventing Media
Sükösd / Bajomi, 280 pages, 2003
978-963-9241-49-7
paperback
$ 25.95 / €19.95 / £15.95
Social Capital in Central and Eastern Europe – A critical assessment and literature review
Mihaylova, D., 168 pages, 2005
978-963-86569-0-2 paperback
$25.95 / €19.95 / £15.95
Society and Genetic Information – Codes and laws in the genetic era
Sándor, J., 350 pages, 2004
978-963-9241-75-6 paperback
$34.95 T / €29.95 / £19.95
Multiple Meanings of Gender Equality – A critical frame analysis of gender policies in Europe
Verloo, M., 310 pages, 2007
978-963-9776-08-1 paperback
$34.95 T / €27.95 / £19.95
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FINDING THE MONEY
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Edited by
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EFFICIENCY THROUGH FISCAL TRANSPARENCY
THE MONEY
GÁBOR PÉTERI
Local Government Initiative Development Ltd., Budapest
Public Accountability
and Service Efficiency
through Fiscal Transparency
250 pages, 2008
978-963-9719-09-5
paperback
$31.95 / €19.95 / £15.95
Finding the Money focuses on those areas of government that are most exposed to grand or petty
corruption: budgeting, tax administration, public procurement, and management of government assets.
The eight chapters are based on the assumption that corruption has systemic causes. By improving social
accountability mechanisms and by increasing the institutional and human capacities of government,
malfunctioning states and municipalities can be transformed.
The anti-corruption techniques presented here go well beyond the introduction of political control
mechanisms, expanding transparency, or revising the compact between the state and private service
organizations to recommend the steps needed for fiscal transparency and good governance. Public sector
integrity also depends on governments’ capacity to introduce these measures, the incentives to comply set
by intergovernmental fiscal relations, the use of audit and the shortest route of accountability, i.e., its direct
influence by customers on service providers.
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MANAGING AND FINANCING URBAN
PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEMS
MANAGING AND
FINANCING
URBAN PUBLIC
TRANSPORT SYSTEMS
EDITED BY
Edited by
George M.
Guess
GEORGE M. GUESS
Center for Democracy and Election Management, American University,
Washington, D.C.
429 pages, 2008
978-963-9719-08-8
AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
paperback
$34.95 / €23.95 / £17.95
Based on original research by authors from Europe, North America and the former Soviet Union, this book
compares the institutional and regulatory contexts in which transit systems operate, the operations and
management problems with which they must contend, and the policy options and solutions which they
have implemented.
Despite the similar problems faced by urban transport policymakers in cities as different as Yerevan and
Montreal, there are a number of successful managerial and financial solutions that can be tried to ameliorate
them. It is evident that in many cases, managers have misunderstood both the problems and the options
available to them, and that they have not responded well to their operations and financing problems. In
such cases, urban transport systems have deteriorated as major operational, maintenance, and rehabilitation
problems have been ignored. In these cases, citizen transit watchdog groups can play an important role
by inventorying performance problems and encouraging action by policymakers to be more accountable
and responsive to citizen needs. The interrelated case studies contained in this volume will encourage
further comparative research into the problems of urban transport systems and to the identification of an
appropriate response by policymakers.
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EUROPEAN WRITERS ON OVERCOMING DICTATORSHIPS
EDITED BY
KRISTINA KAISEROVÁ
University of Jan Evangelista Purkyně, Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic
GERT RÖHRBORN
Dresden Technical University; the European network Citizens of Europe
316 pages, 2008
978-963-9776-21-0
$45.00 / €34.95 / £24.95
cloth
A focused collection of literary works has emerged from a transnational project that convened acclaimed
writers on the question of how dictatorships are overcome. The range of generations, European countries
of origin and artistic directions represented give an edge and at the same time pose the challenge of this
anthology. A considerable variety of motivations are reflected while authors put into words a contemporary
biography of persecution, a descendant’s feeling of personal historical responsibility, or the artistic curiosity of the “outsider”. Dedicated to the imaginative power of literature and to Central Eastern and South
Eastern Europe in particular, as the formerly multicultural setting of these countries suffered the most from
European dictatorships and their insufficiently processed legacies. The cultural transfer exhibited here reduces prejudices and promotes new forms of understanding with Western Europe, while aiming to further a
diversified but common European culture. Each piece is presented in English and in the original language.
MOBILITY OF IMAGINATION
Klaic, D., 170 pages, 2007
$21.95 / €14.95 / £9.95
978-963-9776-06-7 paperback
ISLAM AND TOLERANCE IN WIDER EUROPE
Edited by PAMELA KILPADI, International Fellowship Program, Open Society Institute, Budapest
203 pages, 2007
978-1-891385-52-0 paperback $24.95 / €18.95 / £12.95
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E UM AP B A C K L I S T
the EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program of the Open Society Institute (OSI), New York—Budapest
Muslims in the UK – Policies for engaged citizens
360 pages, 2005
978-1-891385-42-1
paperback
$40.00 / €34.00 / £24.00
Television Across Europe – Regulation, policy and independence, summary
338 pages, 2006
978-1-891385-37-7
paperback
$40.00 / €34.00 / £24.00
Television Across Europe – Volume 1: Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia
621 pages, 2006
978-1-891385-35-3
paperback
$40.00 / €34.00 / £24.00
Television Across Europe – Volume 2: France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland
814 pages, 2006
978-1-891385-36-0
paperback
$40.00 / €34.00 / £24.00
Television Across Europe – Volume 3: Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, UK
507 pages, 2006
978-1-891385-47-6
paperback
$40.00 / €34.00 / £24.00
BACKLIST OF BOOKS BY THE OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE
Covering Oil – A reporter’s guide to energy and development
Tsalik/Schiffrin, 156 pages, 2005
978-1-891385-45-2
paperback
$17.95 / €13.95 / £9.95
Ethnic Violence and Justice
172 pages, 2004
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Follow the Money – A guide to monitoring budgets and oil and gas revenues
Shultz, J., 84 pages, 2005
978-1-891385-40-7
paperback
$14.95 / €12.95 / £9.95
Guidelines for Laws Affecting Civic Organizations
Irish/Kushen/Simon, 128 pages, 2004 978-1-891385-31-5
paperback
$16.95 / €13.95 / £9.95
Monitoring Election Campaign Finance – A handbook for NGOs
Reed, Q., 200 pages, 2005
978-1-891385-41-4
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
978-963-9241-74-9
Transparency and Silence – A survey of access to information laws and practices in fourteeen countries
Darbishire, H., 200 pages, 2006
978-1-891385-50-6
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £12.95
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DECISION BY DEBATE
WAYNE BROCKRIEDE
taught at Miami University, Carthage College, Universities of Illinois,
Oklahoma, and Colorado and California State University, Fullerton
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DOUGLAS EHNINGER
taught at University of Florida, State University of Iowa
New Introduction by KAREN LEE RASMUSSEN, California State
University, Long Beach
440 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-47-4
paperback
$29.95 / €21.95 / £15.95
Decision by Debate broke new ground in argumentation and debate with its publication in 1963. Ehninger
and Brockriede were the first to recognize debate as fundamentally a co-operative enterprise, with the
competitive clash of ideas occurring within a framework in which everyone has the opportunity to speak, in
which everyone agrees to suspend judgment until all arguments are presented, in which everyone agrees to
abide by the decision of the adjudicator.
The most lasting legacy of the work is its break with formal, deductive logic and its introduction of Stephen
Toulmin’s model of argument to undergraduate student debaters, which, since then, has become a mainstay
of what many have called the Renaissance of argumentation studies. Without the work presented in Decision
by Debate, contemporary interdisciplinary views of argumentation that now dominate many disciplines
might have never have taken place or at least have been severely delayed.
NANCY CLAXTON, ED.D.
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USING DELIBERATIVE TECHNIQUES
TO TEACH AMERICAN HISTORY
Other books in the Deliberating Across the Curriculum series:
— Using Deliberative Techniques in the English
as a Second Language Classroom (2007)
— Using Deliberative Techniques to Teach Financial Literacy (2008)
208 pages, 218 x 282mm 8,5” x 11”; 2008
978-1-932716-39-9
paperback
$24.95 / €17.95 / £12.95
Written for busy teachers who want to bring innovation and participatory teaching techniques into their
classroom. Using the methodologies of debate, role plays, simulations, and presentations, teachers can help
secondary level students learn about major topics in American history in a way that encourages critical
thinking and writing, and facilitates comprehension and retention.
On That Point… – World class debate training DVD’s
1) Introduction to British Parliamentary Debating
Topic: Increased public surveillance is justified
to reduce crime.
Format: British Parliamentary
978-1-932716-21-4 DVD
$29.95 / €23.95 / £15.95
2) American Format, British Style
Topic: We felt safer during the Cold War.
Format: American Parliamentary
978-1-932716-22-1 DVD
$29.95 / €23.95 / £15.95
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Topic: This House would temper the ban on torture.
Format: British Parliamentary
978-1-932716-23-8 DVD
$29.95 / €23.95 / £15.95
4) The People Speak: A Sample Debate
Topic: The US Government should establish a policy
increasing co-operation with the world...
Format: American Policy Debate
978-1-932716-38-2 DVD
$29.95 / €23.95 / £15.95
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RICHARD WHATELY, (1787-1863) English logician
410 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-46-7
$15.95 / €12.95 / £7.95
paperback
This classical text was once dismissed as a mere reaffirmation of
Aristotle’s doctrine of syllogistic reasoning, standing in opposition to
the new logic of scientific induction that dominated the Modern era.
Yet today it again offers useful principles for teaching reasoning and
critical thinking to undergraduates, helping them to understand that
common reasoning patterns are a constant across subjects and contexts. As the linear reasoning patterns of the inductive scientific method are fading, students are constantly
exposed to information that comes in short bursts and is dominated by visual and aural stimuli. Those who
must create models of reasoning to fit the electronic media may find guidance in this work.
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APPLYING THE STRATEGIES OF IMPROMPTU SPEAKING
TO IMPROMPTU WRITING
LYNETTE WILLIAMSON
Analy High School, Sebastopol, California
208 pages, 218 x 282mm 8,5” x 11”, 2008
978-1-932716-45-0
paperback
$24.95 / €17.95 / £12.95
Designed for English teachers coaching their students for on-demand writing situations, such as those they
face during the SAT Reasoning Tests in the US. Contains 24 lesson plans that use spontaneous speaking
strategies unique to impromptu and extemporaneous speech and debate to prepare for timed-essays.
Chapters explain how to prepare in advance for any topic; outline a topic quickly; transform inductive
thinking into deductive writing; develop introductions, paragraphs, and conclusions; and improve syntax.
Each lesson includes an introduction, explaining what and how the exercise will improve student performance,
clear steps for presenting the material, and student handouts, where applicable, designed to lead students.
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THE PROSPECTS AND POTENTIAL OF THE WORLD’S YOUTH
Edited by
MICHELLE GAVIN
Council on Foreign Relations in New York City
140 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-44-3
paperback
$16.95 / €13.95 / £8.95
In this collection of eight essays, originally published as a series in
Current History, a diverse group of writers explore the preferences,
aspirations, and frustrations of young people in specific geographic
and thematic contexts, providing real insight into the complexities of the modern youth experience, as well
as the transformational potential and the special vulnerabilities of youth.
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Aids, Drugs and Society
– Sourcebook on contemporary controversies series
Alexandrova, A., 300 pages, 2004
978-0-9720541-8-8
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Argument and Audience – Presenting debates in public settings
Broda-Bahm / Kempf / Driscoll, 384 pages, 2004
978-0-9720541-3-3
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Art, Argument and Advocacy – Mastering parliamentary debate
Meany / Shuster, 358 pages, 2002
978-0-9702130-7-5
paperback
$25.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Code of the Debater
Alfred C. Snider, A.C., 256 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-41-2
paperback
$24.95 / €17.95 / £12.95
Conflict and Communication
– A guide through the labyrinth of conflict management
Shapiro, D., 308 pages, 2004, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-0-9720541-9-5
paperback
$29.95 / €25.50 / £17.95
Debatabase Book, The
– A must have guide for successful debate (Third edition)
The Editors of IDEA, 240 pages, 2007, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-932716-27-6
paperback
$25.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
Democracy Reader, The
Myers, S., 304 pages, 2002
978-0-9702130-3-7
paperback
$25.95 / €19.95 / £14.95T
Discovering the World Through Debate – A practical guide to
educational debate for debaters, coaches & judges (Third edition)
Driscoll / Trapp / Zompetti / Motiejunaite, 272 pages, 2005
978-1-932716-06-1
paperback
$29.95 / €25.50 / £17.95
Drug Dilemma, The – Responding to a growing crisis
Stone / Stone, 272 pages, 2003
978-0-9720541-2-6
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Environment and Our Global Community
Shapiro, S.G., 256 pages, 2005, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-932716-12-2
paperback
$27.95 / €19.95 / £14.50
European Union – Challenges and promises
Pusca, A., 422 pages, 2003
978-0-9720541-5-7
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Exploring Future Options
– A career development curriculum for middle school students
Perry / VanZandt, 192 pages, 2005, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-932716-14-6
paperback
$25.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Focus on the Future
– A career development for secondary school students
Perry / VanZandt, 204 pages, 2005, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-932716-13-9
paperback
$25.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Frontiers of the 21st Century
– Argumentation, Debate and the Struggle for a Civil Society
Snider, A., 340 pages, 2007
978-1-932716-31-3
paperback
$27.95 / €21.95 / £14.95
Globalization and the Poor – Exploitation or equalizer?
Clark / Driscoll, 274 pages, 2002
978-0-9720541-0-2
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
History of Freedom of Thought, A — (Second edition)
Bagnell Bury, J., 256 pages, 2007, 140 x 210 mm (5.5” x 8.25”)
978-1-932716-32-0
paperback
$12.95 / €8.95 / £6.95
In Search of Red Buddha – Higher education in China
Street, N.L., 312 pages, 2004
978-1-932716-03-0
paperback
$27.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Influencing Through Argument
Huber / Snider, 176 pages, 2005
978-1-932716-07-8
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Interdependence Handbook, The
– Looking back, living the present, choosing the future
Myers / Barber, 188 pages, 2004
978-1-932716-01-6
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
International Criminal Court, The – Challenges to Achieving
Justice and Accountability in the 21st Century
Ellis / Goldstone, 288 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-42-9
paperback
$24.95 / €17.95 / £12.95
International Moot Court – An Introduction
Spillane, M. and The International Bar Association, 128 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-43-6
paperback
$16.95 / €13.95 / £8.95
Logical Self-Defense
– Key titles in Rhetoric, Argumentation, and Debates Series
Johnson / Blair, 328 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-18-4
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
Many Sides — Debate across the curriculum (Revised edition)
Snider / Schnurer, 288 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-17-7
paperback
$25.95 / €19.95 / £13.95
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Mobilizing Civil Society’s Response to Stigma and
Discrimination in Central Asia
Alexandrova, A., 178 pages, 2007, 152 x 229 mm (6” x 9”)
978-1-932716-34-4
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$24.95 / €18.95 / £12.95
On That Point – An introduction to parliamentary debate
Meany / Shuster, 350 pages, 2002
978-0-9720541-1-9
paperback
$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
One World – Teaching tolerance and participation
Cartas¸ev, S.I., 256 pages, 2006, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-932716-15-3
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$27.95 / €19.95 / £14.50
Participation for All – A guide to legislative debate
Middleton, M.K., 214 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-20-7
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$17.95 / €14.95 / £9.95
Perspectives on Argumentation
– Essays in honor of Wayne Brockriede
Trapp / Schuetz, 344 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-19-1
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$29.95 / €23.95 / £15.95
Perspectives in Controversy
– Selected essays from “Contemporary Argumentation and Debate”
Broda-Bahm, K., 318 pages, 2002
978-0-9702130-5-1
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$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Pharrajimos – The fate of the Roma during the Holocaust
Bársony / Daróczi, 248 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-30-6
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$21.95 / €16.95 / £11.95
Regis Study Skills Guide, The - Fifth edition
Walsh / Reisig, 96 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-37-5
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$15.95 / €12.95 / £7.95
Roma Diplomacy
Nicolae / Slavik, 336 pages, 2007, 152 x 229 mm (6” x 9”)
978-1-932716-33-7
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$25.95 / €19.95 / £12.95
Roma Rights – Race, justice, and strategies for equality
Cahn, C., 276 pages, 2002
978-0-9702130-6-8
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Speak Out – Debate and public speaking in the middle grades
Meany / Shuster, 188 pages, 2004, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-932716-02-3
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$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Speaking Across the Curriculum – Practical ideas for
incorporating listening and speaking into the classroom
The California High School Speech Association’s Curriculum
Committee, 296 pages, 2004, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-932716-00-9
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$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Speaking, Listening and Understanding
– Debate for non-native English speakers
Rybold, G., 160 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-24-5
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Struggle for Water, The – Increasing demands on a vital resource
Fishbone, A., 306 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-25-2
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Student Voices Against Poverty
- Lesson Plans and Resources Manual for Teachers
The Millennium Campaign, 304 pages, 218x282 mm (8.5”x11”), 2008
978-1-932716-36-8
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$24.95 / €17.95 / £12.95
Teachers Guide for “Discovering the World Through Debate”
– A practical guide to educational debate for debaters,
coaches and judges
Claxton, N., 114 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-26-9
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$19.95 / €14.95 / £9.95
Teaching and Learning Strategies for the Thinking Classroom
Crawford / Saul / Mathews, 256 pages, 2005, 218x282 mm (8.5”x11”)
978-1-932716-11-5
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$29.95 / €21.95 / £15.50
Transforming Debate
Rogers, J.E., 224 pages, 2002
978-0-9702130-1-3
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$24.95 / €19.95 / £14.95
Using Deliberative Techniques in the English as a Second
Language Classroom
Claxton / Zaleski, 208 pages, 218x282 mm (8.5”x11”), 2008
978-1-932716-29-0
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$24.95 / €18.95 / £12.95
Using Deliberative Techniques to Teach Financial Literacy
Claxton, N., 208 pages 218x282 mm (8.5”x11”), 2008
978-1-932716-35-1
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Voices in the Sky – Radio debates
Snider, A.C., 190 pages, 2005
978-1-932716-09-2
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War on Drugs, Hiv/Aids and Human Rights
Gallagher / Malinowska-Sempruch, 256 pages, 2004
978-0-9720541-7-1
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Women’s Rights – The public/private dichotomy
Motiejunaite, J., 242 pages, 2005
978-1-932716-10-8
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1956 Hungarian Revolution, The .......................................................10
A
Achim ....................................................................................................... 13
Adam ..........................................................................................................10
Adventures of Sindbad, The .................................................................9
Against Their Will ...................................................................................10
Aids, Drugs and Society ...................................................................... 19
Al-Azmeh .............................................................................................6, 14
Alexandrova ............................................................................................ 19
Alienated Women ...................................................................................10
American Format, British Style ......................................................... 17
Andrić ........................................................................................................ 12
Anti-American Century, The ...............................................................10
Antohi ................................................................................................... 5, 10
Apor ......................................................................................................5, 12
Apostolic Penitentiary in Local Contexts, The .............................. 14
Argument and Audience ..................................................................... 19
Art, Argument and Advocacy ............................................................ 19
Ascensions on High in Jewish Mysticism .......................................10
Autobiography of Emperor Charles IV ............................................ 14
B
Bagnell Bury ........................................................................................... 19
Bajomi-Lázár .......................................................................................... 14
Bak ............................................................................................................. 14
Balázs, É. ................................................................................................... 11
Balázs, Z. ...................................................................................................10
Balcerowicz ............................................................................................. 13
Balińska .....................................................................................................10
Balkan Family Structure and the European Pattern ......................2
Balmaceda ............................................................................................... 12
Barber ....................................................................................................... 19
Bar-On ................................................................................................11, 13
Bársony .................................................................................................... 19
Bassler ....................................................................................................... 11
Bátki ........................................................................................................... 11
Bauhaus Idea and Bauhaus Politics, The .........................................10
Be Faithful unto Death ...........................................................................9
Békés ..........................................................................................................10
Bellinger ......................................................................................................4
Beloved Children ....................................................................................10
Benacchio .......................................................................................... 10, 11
Benczes .................................................................................................... 13
Between Exile and Asylum ..................................................................10
Between Past and Future .....................................................................10
Bibliography of East European Travel Writing on Europe, A .....10
Biographical Dictionary of Women’s Movements and
Feminisms, A .........................................................................................1
Birch Grove and Other Stories, The ....................................................9
Birnbaum ....................................................................................................1
Bisson ....................................................................................................... 14
Blair ........................................................................................................... 19
Blood and Homeland ............................................................................10
Boia ............................................................................................................ 11
Bojtár .........................................................................................................10
Bones of Contention ...............................................................................2
Borhi ............................................................................................................4
Borkowska ................................................................................................10
Bosnia the Good .....................................................................................10
Bozóki .................................................................................................11, 13
Bracewell ...........................................................................................10, 13
Bracke ....................................................................................................... 13
Breidenbach .............................................................................................10
Brockriede .............................................................................................. 17
Broda-Bahm ........................................................................................... 19
Byford ........................................................................................................10
Byrne .................................................................................................. 10, 11
C
Cahn .......................................................................................................... 19
Cardboard Castle?, A ............................................................................10
Carrying A Secret In My Heart ...........................................................10
Cartaşev .................................................................................................... 19
Catalogue of the Slavonic Cyrillic Manuscripts ........................... 14
20
Central European Medieval Texts .................................................... 14
CEU Medievalia ..................................................................................... 14
CEU Press Classics ...................................................................................9
Challenges of Sustained Development, The ...................................10
China Inside Out .....................................................................................10
Christian Demonology and Popular Mythology ..............................8
Clark .......................................................................................................... 19
Claxton .............................................................................................. 17, 19
Code of the Debater ............................................................................. 19
Climate Dependence and food Problems in Russia, 1900-1990 ....4
Coming Spring, The .................................................................................9
Cleminson ............................................................................................... 14
Common Law for Europe, A ................................................................10
Communicating with the Spirits .........................................................8
Conflict and Communication ............................................................ 19
Constitutional Democracy .....................................................................3
Constitutions, Courts and History ....................................................10
Covering Oil ............................................................................................ 16
Crawford .................................................................................................. 19
Culture of Corruption?, A ...................................................................10
Crusades and the Military Orders, The ............................................ 14
Czarnota .................................................................................................. 12
D
Dahrendorf .............................................................................................. 12
Darbishire ................................................................................................ 16
Daróczi ..................................................................................................... 19
Daskalov......................................................................................................2
Daskalova ...................................................................................................1
Debatabase Book, The .......................................................................... 19
Decision by Debate ............................................................................... 17
De Haan ......................................................................................................1
Demise of Yugoslavia, The ...................................................................10
Democracy Reader, The ....................................................................... 19
Demons, Spirits, Witches .......................................................................8
Dénes ......................................................................................................... 11
Denial and Repression of Anti-Semitism ........................................10
Dilemmas of Dissidence in East-Central Europe, The .................10
Discovering the World Through Debate ......................................... 19
Discourses of Collective Identity .........................................................7
Discussing Hitler ....................................................................................10
Diskin ........................................................................................................ 13
Divide and Pacify ...................................................................................10
Doll, The .....................................................................................................9
Dobrincu .....................................................................................................4
Drace-Francis ...................................................................................10, 13
Driscoll ..................................................................................................... 19
Dronin .........................................................................................................4
Drug Dilemma, The ............................................................................... 19
Dunlop .......................................................................................................10
Dworkin ..................................................................................................... 11
E
East Central Europe .............................................................................. 14
East Looks West ...............................................................................10, 13
Ehninger .................................................................................................. 17
Elefánthy, The ........................................................................................10
Elements of Logic .................................................................................. 18
Ellis ............................................................................................................ 19
End of Czechoslovakia, The .................................................................10
Environment and our Global Community ...................................... 19
Equal Opportunities for Women and Men ........................................9
Ethnic Violence and Justice ............................................................... 16
European Union—Challenges and Promises .................................. 19
Exploring Future Options .................................................................... 19
Exploring the World of Human Practice .........................................10
Extending the Borders of Russian History......................................10
F
Falk .............................................................................................................10
Fast Track ................................................................................................. 14
Fears and Symbols .................................................................................10
Finding the Money ................................................................................ 15
Fishbone................................................................................................... 19
Flying Against the Arrow .....................................................................10
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Focus on the Future ............................................................................. 19
Follow the Money ................................................................................. 16
For the Good of Humanity ..................................................................10
Foreword to the Past ............................................................................10
Forgács ......................................................................................................10
Frank .........................................................................................................10
Fritz ........................................................................................................... 13
Frojimovics ............................................................................................... 11
From Good King Wenceslas to the Good Soldier Švejk ............. 11
From Liberal Values to Democratic Transition ............................... 11
From Socialism to Capitalism ............................................................. 11
From Solidarity to Martial Law .......................................................... 11
Frontiers of the 21st Century ............................................................ 19
Fügedi ........................................................................................................10
G
Gallagher ................................................................................................. 19
Gavin......................................................................................................... 18
Germany 1945-1990 ............................................................................. 11
Gerô .......................................................................................................... 12
Gesta Hungarorum ............................................................................... 14
Gesta Principum Polonorum .............................................................. 14
Gitelman .................................................................................................. 12
Given World and Time ............................................................................6
Globalization and the Poor ................................................................ 19
Goldstone ................................................................................................ 19
Gorshkov ................................................................................................... 11
Government and Politics in Hungary ............................................... 11
Gratis Economy, The ............................................................................ 11
Greskovits ................................................................................................ 12
Grødeland .................................................................................................10
Guess ................................................................................................. 14, 15
Guidelines for Laws Affecting Civic Organizations ..................... 16
Gyáni......................................................................................................... 12
Györkei ..................................................................................................... 13
H
Hankiss ......................................................................................................10
Harmonization of Civil and Commercial Law in Europe, The .... 11
Hassner .................................................................................................... 13
Haumann .................................................................................................. 11
Havel ......................................................................................................... 13
Hawkesworth.......................................................................................... 13
Heroes and Villains ..................................................................................9
Hetényi ...................................................................................................... 11
History and Myth in Romanian Consciousness ............................ 11
History of East European Jews, A ...................................................... 11
History of Freedom of Thought ........................................................ 19
History of the Bishops of Salona and Split .................................. 14
Hitler’s Library ......................................................................................... 11
Horváth .................................................................................................... 13
Huber ........................................................................................................ 19
Hungary and the Habsburgs, 1765-1800 ....................................... 11
Hungary in the Cold War .......................................................................4
Hunt .............................................................................................................6
Hunyadi .................................................................................................... 14
I
Ibn Khaldu–n ............................................................................................. 14
Idel..............................................................................................................10
Ideologies and National Identities .................................................... 11
Imperfection and Defeat ...................................................................... 11
Imperial Rule ........................................................................................... 11
In Search of Red Buddha ................................................................... 19
In a Maelstrom........................................................................................ 11
Indescribable and the Undiscussable, The ...................................... 11
Influencing Through Argument ........................................................ 19
Intellectuals and Politics in Central Europe ................................... 11
Interdependence Handbook, The ...................................................... 19
International Criminal Court, The .................................................... 19
International Moot Court: An Introduction .................................. 19
Introduction to British Parliamentary Debating .......................... 17
Iordachi .......................................................................................................4
Irish ........................................................................................................... 16
Irvine ............................................................................................................1
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Islam and Tolerance in Wider Europe ............................................. 16
Islam—Between Divine Message and History ................................ 11
Iwaszkiewicz ..............................................................................................9
J
Janowski .................................................................................................. 12
Jaritz ......................................................................................................... 14
Jedlicki ...................................................................................................... 13
Jewish Budapest ..................................................................................... 11
Jews at the Crossroads ....................................................................... 11
Jews of Europe in the Modern Era, The ........................................... 11
Johnson .................................................................................................... 19
Jørgensen ................................................................................................ 14
K
Kádár, A. ................................................................................................... 12
Kádár, G. ................................................................................................... 13
Kaiserová ................................................................................................. 16
Kalmykia in Russia’s Past and Present National Policies
and Administrative System ............................................................. 11
Karády ....................................................................................................... 11
Karbić......................................................................................................... 14
Karlsch ...................................................................................................... 13
Kasianov......................................................................................................5
Kelen .......................................................................................................... 11
Keller ......................................................................................................... 13
Kempf ....................................................................................................... 19
Kerans ....................................................................................................... 12
Kéza(i) ....................................................................................................... 14
Kilpadi ...................................................................................................... 16
Kis .................................................................................................................3
Klaic .......................................................................................................... 16
Klaniczay.....................................................................................................8
Kłoskowska .............................................................................................. 12
Knoll .......................................................................................................... 14
Komoróczy ............................................................................................... 11
Kontra ........................................................................................................ 11
Kopeček ................................................................................................7, 12
Kornai ........................................................................................................ 11
Körösényi .................................................................................................. 11
Kôrösi.........................................................................................................10
Koshechkina .............................................................................................10
Kosmin ..................................................................................................... 12
Kosztolányi .................................................................................................9
Kotkin ....................................................................................................... 12
Kovács ...................................................................................................... 12
Krastev ...............................................................................................10, 13
Krúdy .................................................................................................... 9, 11
Krúdy’s Chronicles ................................................................................. 11
Krygier ...................................................................................................... 12
Kun ............................................................................................................ 13
Kushen ..................................................................................................... 16
L
Laboratory of Transnational History, A ..............................................5
Lampe ........................................................................................................ 11
Language: A Right and a Resource ................................................... 11
Laszlovszky .............................................................................................. 14
Late Enlightenment .................................................................................7
Latin Classics in Medieval Hungary ................................................. 14
Lavenex .................................................................................................... 13
Lazić ........................................................................................................... 12
Learning to Change ............................................................................... 11
Liberty and the Search for Identity .................................................. 11
Life under Russian Serfdom, A ........................................................... 11
Liiceanu .................................................................................................... 12
Likhachev ................................................................................................. 12
Lilly ...............................................................................................................1
Limiting Government ............................................................................ 11
Linkages of Financial Groups in the European Union ................ 11
Literacy and Written Culture in Early Modern Central Europe ..... 11
Litván ........................................................................................................ 13
Logical Self-Defense ............................................................................ 19
Lojkó ......................................................................................................... 12
Long Arm of Papal Authority, The ................................................... 14
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Long Journey of Gracia Mendes, The .................................................1
Loutfi ...........................................................................................................1
Lupovitch .................................................................................................. 11
M
Mahmutćehajić.........................................................................................10
Makarovič ..................................................................................................10
Making a Great Ruler ............................................................................ 11
Making of a Nation in the Balkans, The ............................................2
Maksimov ................................................................................................. 11
Malinowska-Sempruch ........................................................................ 19
Man of Many Devices, The ................................................................ 12
Managing and Financing Urban Public Transport Systems ...... 15
Managing Think Tanks ......................................................................... 14
Many Sides .............................................................................................. 19
Márai......................................................................................................... 12
Marples .......................................................................................................9
Mastny ......................................................................................................10
Mathews .................................................................................................. 19
Matvejević .................................................................................................10
Mazower ................................................................................................... 11
McPherson ...............................................................................................10
Meaning of Liberalism, The ............................................................. 12
Meany ....................................................................................................... 19
Measuring Time, Making History .........................................................6
Meddling in Middle Europe ................................................................ 12
Mees .......................................................................................................... 13
Melegh ..................................................................................................... 12
Melville ..................................................................................................... 13
Memoir of Hungary .............................................................................. 12
Mesić ..........................................................................................................10
Michalski........................................................................................... 12, 13
Mickūnaitė ............................................................................................... 11
Middleton ................................................................................................ 19
Mihaylova ................................................................................................ 14
Miller, A. .............................................................................................11, 13
Miller, N. .................................................................................................. 12
Miller, T. .......................................................................................................6
Miller, W. ...................................................................................................10
Mind and Labor on the Farm in Black-Earth Russia ................... 12
Miracles of St. John Capistran, The ................................................. 12
Miščević..................................................................................................... 12
Mishkova ....................................................................................................7
Miskolczy .................................................................................................. 11
Mission Accomplished ......................................................................... 12
Mitu .......................................................................................................... 12
Mobility of Imagination ...................................................................... 16
Mobilizing Civil Society’s Response to Stigma and
Discrimination in Central Asia ......................................................... 19
Modern Hungarian Society in the Making .................................... 12
Molnár .......................................................................................................10
Monitoring Election Campaign Finance ......................................... 16
Monotheistic Kingship ........................................................................ 14
Moravcsik ...................................................................................................3
Móricz ..........................................................................................................9
Motiejunaite ........................................................................................... 19
Moulding of Ukraine, The ......................................................................5
Moussakova ............................................................................................ 14
Multiple Meanings of Gender Equality ........................................... 14
Musil ........................................................................................... 10, 12, 13
Muslims in the UK ................................................................................ 16
Myers ........................................................................................................ 19
Mylonas ................................................................................................... 13
N
Nagy ................................................................................................... 12, 14
Narratives Unbound ................................................................................5
Natalija ........................................................................................................1
Natalie Zemon Davis Annual Lecture Series ...................................6
National Cultures at the Grass-Root Level ................................... 12
National Identity of Romanians in Transylvania ......................... 12
National Romanticism ...........................................................................7
Nationalism and Beyond ..................................................................... 12
Navrátil .................................................................................................... 12
Nemerkényi ............................................................................................. 14
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Nemoianu ................................................................................................. 11
Neruda .........................................................................................................9
New Jewish Identities .......................................................................... 12
Nicolae ..................................................................................................... 19
Nikolić-Ristanović ................................................................................... 13
Nonconformists, The ............................................................................ 12
Not Only the Market ............................................................................ 12
Nyíri ...........................................................................................................10
O
Olbracht ......................................................................................................9
On Demand Writing ............................................................................. 18
On That Point .................................................................................. 17, 19
On the East-West Slope ...................................................................... 12
On the Edge ............................................................................................ 12
One Woman in the War ....................................................................... 12
One World ............................................................................................... 19
Ostermann............................................................................................... 13
Oxford IV Final 2003 ............................................................................ 17
P
Paczkowski ............................................................................................... 11
Păltiniş Diary, The .................................................................................. 12
Paradoxes of the Unintended Circumstances, The ...................... 12
Parlor and Kitchen ................................................................................ 12
Participation for All .............................................................................. 19
Pasa ..................................................................................................... 10, 11
Past for the Eyes ................................................................................... 12
Past in the Making ................................................................................ 12
Patapievici ................................................................................................10
People and Nature in Historical Perspective ................................. 14
People Speak: A Sample Debate, The ............................................... 17
Perić ........................................................................................................... 14
Perry .......................................................................................................... 19
Perspectives on Argumentation ........................................................ 19
Perspectives on Controversy.............................................................. 19
Péter ...........................................................................................................10
Péteri ........................................................................................................ 15
Pharrajimos ............................................................................................. 19
Phillipson .................................................................................................. 11
Pócs ..............................................................................................................8
Poet and the Idiot, The ...........................................................................9
Polcz .......................................................................................................... 12
Poles Together? ...................................................................................... 12
Polian .........................................................................................................10
Police in Transition .............................................................................. 12
Polish Liberal Thought Before 1918................................................. 12
Political Corruption in Transition ..................................................... 12
Political Economy of Protest and Patience, The ........................... 12
Politics as a Moral Problem ..................................................................3
Popov ........................................................................................................ 12
Potůček ..................................................................................................... 12
Prague Spring, 1968 The ..................................................................... 12
Prague Tales ...............................................................................................9
Present Tensions .................................................................................... 16
Procházka ................................................................................................ 12
Protest in Belgrade ............................................................................... 12
Prus ..............................................................................................................9
Pusztai ....................................................................................................... 11
Pusca ........................................................................................................ 19
R
Rainer ........................................................................................................10
Rakusa ...................................................................................................... 13
Rasmussen .............................................................................................. 17
Reed .......................................................................................................... 16
Reflections on the Russian Soul ....................................................... 12
Regis Study Skills Guide, The ............................................................. 19
Reinventing Media ................................................................................ 14
Reisig ........................................................................................................ 19
Religion in the New Europe, The ...................................................... 12
Rethinking the Rule of Law after Communism ............................ 12
Rieber ........................................................................................................ 11
Road to War in Serbia, The ............................................................... 12
Roberts ...................................................................................................... 11
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Rogers ...................................................................................................... 19
Roma—A Minority in Europe, The..................................................... 13
Roma Diplomacy ................................................................................... 19
Roma in Romanian History, The ....................................................... 13
Roma Rights ........................................................................................... 19
Romanov Empire and Nationalism, The ......................................... 13
Rončević....................................................................................................10
Roundtable Talks of 1989, The .......................................................... 13
Röhrborn ................................................................................................. 16
Russian Foreign Policy in Transition ............................................... 13
Rybold ...................................................................................................... 19
S
Sadurski ................................................................................................... 12
Safe Third Countries ............................................................................. 13
Sajó .....................................................................................................11, 12
Salonen .................................................................................................... 14
Sándor ...................................................................................................... 14
Sarkisova ................................................................................................. 12
Saul ........................................................................................................... 19
Schaer ....................................................................................................... 14
Schiffrin ................................................................................................... 16
Schlacks ................................................................................................... 14
Schnurer .................................................................................................. 19
Schultz ..................................................................................................... 16
Science of the Swastika, The ............................................................. 13
Sebôk ........................................................................................................ 12
Seeds of Triumph, The ........................................................................ 13
Self-Financing Genocide ..................................................................... 13
Serbian Orthodox Fundamentals ...................................................... 13
Shakleina ................................................................................................. 13
Shapiro ..................................................................................................... 19
Sharfi ......................................................................................................... 11
Shifting Obsesssions ............................................................................ 13
Shuetz ...................................................................................................... 19
Shuster ..................................................................................................... 19
Siefert ........................................................................................................10
Simon ....................................................................................................... 16
Skuttnab-Kangas .................................................................................... 11
Skylark .........................................................................................................9
Slavik ........................................................................................................ 19
Smell of Humans, The .......................................................................... 13
Snider ....................................................................................................... 19
Social Capital in Central and Eastern Europe ............................... 14
Socialism - An Analysis of its Past and Future ............................ 13
Socialism, Capitalism, Transformation ........................................... 13
Society and Genetic Information ..................................................... 14
Sokol ......................................................................................................... 14
Sorrowful Eyes of Hannah Karajich, The ..........................................9
Soviet Military Intervention in Hungary, 1956 ............................ 13
Speak Out ................................................................................................ 19
Speaking Across the Curriculum ...................................................... 19
Speaking, Listening and Understanding ......................................... 19
Spillane .................................................................................................... 19
Stalin: An Unknown Portrait ............................................................. 13
State-Building ........................................................................................ 13
Stauber ..................................................................................................... 13
Stone, A .................................................................................................... 19
Stone, J ..................................................................................................... 19
Strbik ......................................................................................................... 11
Street ........................................................................................................ 19
Struggle for Water, The ....................................................................... 19
Struyk ....................................................................................................... 14
Student Voices Against Poverty ........................................................ 19
Suburb of Europe, A ............................................................................ 13
Suda .......................................................................................................... 12
Sükösd ...................................................................................................... 14
Sweeney ................................................................................................... 14
Szabó ........................................................................................................ 14
Szalai ........................................................................................................ 13
Szczerbiak ................................................................................................ 12
Szép ........................................................................................................... 13
Szita .......................................................................................................... 13
Szûcs ......................................................................................................... 14
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Teachers Guide for “Discovering the World Through Debate” ..... 19
Teaching and Learning Strategies for the Thinking Classroom ... 19
Television Across Europe .................................................................... 16
Tell Your Life Story ................................................................................ 13
Ther ..............................................................................................................5
Ties That Bind, The ...................................................................................3
Times of History, The ...............................................................................6
Tismaneanu ..............................................................................................10
Todorova .....................................................................................................2
Tomšič ........................................................................................................10
Tóth ............................................................................................................ 11
Trading in Lives? .................................................................................... 13
Transforming Debate ........................................................................... 19
Transforming Peasants, Property and Power ...................................4
Transparency and Silence ................................................................... 16
Trapp ......................................................................................................... 19
Trencsényi ............................................................................................. 5, 7
Trimming the Sails ................................................................................ 13
Tsalik ......................................................................................................... 16
Tuglas ..........................................................................................................9
Turda ..........................................................................................................10
Twentieth-Century Prophet, A .......................................................... 13
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Uitz .............................................................................................................10
Ukrainian Question, The ...................................................................... 13
Ulst ............................................................................................................. 11
Under Eastern Eyes ............................................................................... 13
Uprising in East Germany, 1953 ....................................................... 13
Uranium Matters ................................................................................... 13
Using Deliberative Techniques to Teach American History ...... 17
Using Deliberative Techniques in the English... .......................... 19
Using Deliberative Techniques to Teach Financial Literacy ...... 19
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Vági ........................................................................................................... 13
Vago .......................................................................................................... 13
Vanhuysse ................................................................................................10
VanZandt ................................................................................................. 19
Várady ....................................................................................................... 11
Verloo ....................................................................................................... 14
Veszprémy ............................................................................................... 14
View from Prague, The ........................................................................ 13
Violence and Peace ............................................................................... 13
Voices in the Shadows ......................................................................... 13
Voices in the Sky ................................................................................... 19
Voutova .................................................................................................... 14
Vrba ........................................................................................................... 13
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Walsh ........................................................................................................ 19
War on Drugs, HIV/Aids and Human Rights .................................. 19
We, the People ..........................................................................................7
Weber ........................................................................................................ 11
Weindling .................................................................................................10
What holds Europe Together? ........................................................... 13
Whately .................................................................................................... 18
Which Socialism? Whose Détente? .................................................. 13
Williamson .............................................................................................. 18
Witchcraft Mythologies and Persecutions .......................................8
Wolczuk.......................................................................................................5
Women’s Rights ..................................................................................... 19
Women, Violence and War ................................................................. 13
Work in Progress, A .............................................................................. 18
Writing Europe....................................................................................... 13
Z
Zaleski ...................................................................................................... 19
Zeman ....................................................................................................... 13
Żeromski ......................................................................................................9
Zompetti .................................................................................................. 19
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