East European Politics and Societies

Papers
(The median citation count of East European Politics and Societies is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
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Threading Postsocialist, Postcolonial, and Decolonial Intersections in Hybrid Spaces: Selected Women’s Textile Creations across the Czech and Slovak Borders25
Oligarch Moralities of Wealth: The Russian Case25
Václav Havel: Posthumous Reclamation of a National Hero?13
Gender Differences in Public Issue Salience: Evidence from Czechia12
The Functional Dereliction of the Druzhba Cinema in Comrat: A Case Study of a Cultural and National Heritage Site in Post-Soviet Gagauzia11
Exclusively Our People: Defining Tribalism through the Slovak Case9
Inherent Attitudes or Misplaced Policies? Explaining COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in Romania9
The Evolution of Civic Activism in Contemporary Russia9
In Defense of Liberal Democracy: Exploring Motivations for Protesting against Democratic Backsliding8
Perpetrators and Victims Blurred in the Soundscape of Wartime Mass Rallies: The Third-Generation Perspective in Marcel Beyer’s The Karnau Tapes and Kateř8
Is it Greener on the Right Side? The Relationship Between Political Preferences and Environmental Behavior in Hungary7
Overlooked and Undeserving: Older People in Narratives of Return in Post-1989 East Germany7
Who Cares for Families? Narrative(s) of Return in Postsocialist Europe6
Justice Reform and Elite Power Consolidation: A Comparative Analysis of Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova under the European Neighbourhood Policy6
The Land at the Bottom of the Lake: Development through Nature in Yugoslav (Post-)Socialism6
Artists and Generals: The Representation of Colonial and National Rule through Street Naming5
Between Control and Invisibility: Platform Workers and the Limits of Protection in Poland and Slovakia5
Underestimated Ally: Ukraine during the Polish–Soviet War of 1920 in Polish Underground Publications (1976–1989)5
The Ethnic Card: From Diaspora Policy Instrument to Migration Policy Trigger. The Case of the Pole’s Card5
Obedience to Authority: Attitudes of Prison Officers in Stalinist Poland, 1944–19545
Party System Change and Challenges to Democracy in Slovenia5
Agency Attributions under a Normative Crisis: Corpus Analysis of Emerging Frameworks of Meaning during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Poland5
Key Features and Factors behind Social Trust Formation in Ukraine4
Expelled from the Fairytale: The Impact of the Dissident Legacy on Post-1989 Central European Politics4
The Russian War in Ukraine and the Visegrád Group: What Impact on Energy Transformation?4
The History of the Czech Women’s Movement: A Casualty of War?4
Being “Local” in Eastern Slovakia: Belonging in a Multiethnic Periphery4
The Last Mass Execution of World War II: The Roundup Carried Out by Soviet Troops in the Augustów Forest in July 19454
Biographies of Belonging in the Holocaust4
Europe Moving Eastward? The Changing Dynamics in the EU and NATO Following the War in Ukraine4
Shades of Dependency and the Discourse on “Corruption”: Railway Concessions in Romania in the Nineteenth Century4
Bottom-up Content Convergence Phenomena in Socialist Cultural Economies: The Case of Premodern Story Universes of Romanian Film and Music4
Displaced Borderlands: Civilizational Belonging in the Narratives of Kharkiv Residents Relocated to the European Union after February 20224
Nationalist versus Populist Constructions of “the People”: Eastern Europe and Latin America in Comparative Perspective4
Dreams of a Democratic Peace: The Carnival at 354
The Russia–Serbia Nexus between Strategic Partnership and Domestic Politics3
“Forgotten Friend(s)”: Polish Literary Diplomacy in Slovenia3
Nationalism, Clientelism, and Green Transition: Econativism and Environmental Politics in Pljevlja, Montenegro3
Are They Building a “Second Ireland” in Poland? Political Remitting by Polish Migrants and Return Migrants from Ireland3
Narrative(s) of Return and the Gendered Memory Politics of Post-1989 Transformation: Populist Familism, Catholic Fundamentalism, and Liberal Feminism in Poland3
From Opposition to Implementation: Unraveling the Strategy of Technocratic Populist Government’s Appropriation of Opposition Policy Proposals3
Three Accounts—Two World Wars—One Town: Narratives of War and Genocide in Eastern Galicia3
Corrigendum to Rethinking Theoretical Approaches to Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe: Toward a Dynamic Approach3
Being There as Socialism Unravels3
The Development of National Cinema in Post-Maidan Ukraine3
The Politics of Work: Young Employees’ Awareness of Industrial Relations in Romania’s Call Centres3
Introduction: Revisiting Security in the Post-Yugoslav Space. Non-State Actors as Allies of Russian Foreign Policy2
Communist Prison Camps as Sites of Memory and Legacies of Dissent: Belene and Goli Otok in Bulgarian and Croatian Cultural Memory2
Fiscal Burden as a Determinant of Innovation Performance in the CEE Countries2
Never-Ending Journeys to the Past2
Are Your Hands Covered in Jewish Blood? Jewish Red Army Soldiers Encountering the Aftermath of the Holocaust in the Soviet Union2
The Presence of War2
Sustainable Consumption Consciousness and Middle-Income Class Affiliation: Theory and Evidence from Poland2
Terror in Przedbórz: The Night of 26 May 19452
The Inner Dynamics of Moral Economies: The Case of Waste Management2
The Imagined City: The Great Flood of 1997 as a Foundation Story of Wrocław2
Being Polish, Jewish, and Tarnovian: Youth and Polyvalent Senses of Belonging during the Second Polish Republic2
Between Peripheries and Solidarities: Resisting Green Extractivism in Serbia2
Does Ideological Extremism within Generations Explain Electoral Mobilization? The Evidence from Poland 2011–20232
A Balkan Neofunctional Success Story or the Curious Case of Bosnia’s Central Bank2
Neo-Feudalism and Neo-Traditionalism as Responses to Liberalism2
Why Brothers in Kosovo Build Identical Houses: The House as an Attempt to Adapt to Contradictions of Globalization2
Post-Dissident Politics and the “Liberal Consensus” in East-Central Europe after 19892
Industrial Enterprise in Two Globalizations: The Czechoslovak Footwear Industry between Socialist Economic Exchange and Global Capitalism, 1980s–1990s2
Time for Regional Parties to Shine or for National Parties to Lock Horns Again? The True Nature of Czech Regional Elections1
The EU and Dispute Settlement: The Case of the Macedonian Name Issue1
1945–20251
A Pole, a Jew, a Mother, a Communist: Tonia Lechtman’s Biography between Home and Exile1
Populist Juggling with Fear: The Case of Hungary1
The Polish Countryside as a Gray Zone: Village Heads and the Meso Level of the General Government, 1939–19451
Propertyless Proprietors: Ownership and Entrepreneurship on Airbnb in Prague1
Platens from the Past: Yugonostalgia and the UNIS-tbm Typewriter1
Fictionalizing the Past in Estonia: Cultural Memory in Women’s Literature1
The Demagogic Normality of Polish Neo-Traditionalism: Constructing an Illiberal Imaginary1
Backsliding versus Backlash: Do Challenges to Democracy in East Central Europe Threaten LGBTQIAP Empowerment?1
The Post-Socialist Reshaping of Urban Identity: Insights from Novi Sad, Serbia1
And Mama Studied with Me: Elementary Education, Modernization, Gendered Curricula, and the Reconfiguration of the Public and Private in the Danubian Principalities and Greek Lands, 1810s-1840s1
Global Image in the Making: 1960s Polish Foreign Propaganda Targeting Africa and Asia1
Purim Gifts from Russian Neighbors: Prewar Identity Formation and Wartime Survival among Young Jews from Soviet Vitebsk1
Expression of Dissidence: NOW-a Publishing House as a Social Movement Campaign under an Authoritarian Regime1
“Secret Services Are Meant To Serve”: State Violence in the Autobiographic Memory of Secret Police Officers in Communist Poland1
The Impact of War on Interethnic Godparenthood in Ukraine1
The Perils (and Promise) of German Colonization: Civilizational Hierarchies and Anxieties in Nineteenth-Century Romania1
Cultural Liberal and Conservative Mobilizing Potential and Political Participation in Post-Communist Countries1
Prelude to the Establishment of Communism in Slovakia1
Russia, the Western Balkans, and the Question of Status1
The Conflict in Eastern Ukraine and International Support for the Decentralization Reform (2014–2022): Theory-Guided Observations1
Introduction: Civic Activism in Central and Eastern Europe Thirty Years After Communism’s Demise1
Religion and National Identity in Central and Eastern European Countries: Persisting and Evolving Links1
Making Lace after Socialism: Creativity, Gender, and the Politics of the Commons1
Restoring What Never Existed: The Role of Familism in Narratives of Return in Hungary1
Introduction: Everyday Creativity and Gender in Postsocialism1
Civic Engagement and Its Disparate Goals in Bosnia-Herzegovina1
A Paradigm Shift: The Geopolitical Awakening of the European Union and Central and Eastern Europe States as Full-Fledged Security Actors in the Context of Russia’s War in Ukraine1
Introduction: Colonial Anxieties, Corruption Scandals, and Xenophobia in Nineteenth-Century Infrastructure Development in Romania1
Populism in Central and Eastern Europe: Manifestations and Impact in Interdisciplinary Perspective1
Polemics on Polish Progressiveness and Patriotism: A Fanonian Reading of National Consciousness1
The Gender Gap in the Populist Vote: The Bulgarian and Hungarian Cases1
The Political-Administrative Nexus in Sub-National Governance: Exploring the Lack of Independent Administration in Poland1
“We No Longer Only Carry Flowers”: Radicalization Processes Among the Belarusian Opposition-in-Exile0
Home as an Uncanny Site of Violence in Polish-Jewish Autobiographical Texts on the Holocaust0
How Does the “Us” versus “Them” Polarization Work? Capturing Political Antagonism with the Political Antagonism Scale0
Between Ideological Loyalty and Political Adaptation: The “Agrarian Question” in the Development of Bulgarian Social Democracy, 1891–19120
From Leipzig to Kyiv through Brussels: How the Revolution of 1989 Defined an Era0
Personalized Value Struggles amid Marketization: The Search for the Good among Men on the Margins of Bucharest0
Pre-War Government and Party Networks in the Rebel Political Institutions: Individual Co-Optation in Eastern Ukraine0
The Role of Legitimacy in Shaping Tax Morale: The Case of Hungary0
György Konrád as a Post-Dissident Public Intellectual Biography, Interventions, Reception0
How Can One Assess the Level of Party Newness, Continuity, and Change? Some Examples from Poland0
Families in Times of Crisis: Narratives of Family and Care during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Slovakia0
Anti-Semitism at the Intersection of Corruption and Colonialism: Continuities of Political Rhetoric in Romania from the Nineteenth Century to the Interwar Period0
Churches in an Ever-Changing Socio-Political Context0
A Narrow Path to Victory: Robert Fico, Smer-SD, and the 2023 Elections in Slovakia0
Erratum to “Volume 38 Issue 4, November 2024”0
“Me? I’m No Revolution. I’m No Heroine.” Reconfiguring the Dissident in Contemporary Polish Theater0
Late Bystander Testimonies in East Galicia: Between Memory, Identity, and Loyalties0
Elite Universities as Populist Scapegoats: Evidence from Hungary and Turkey0
Taming Transylvania: Paramilitaries Building State and Peace after World War I0
From the Editors0
Then and Now: The Precarious Citizenship of the Roma in Eastern European Modernities0
Introduction: Under-Explored Consequences of the War in Ukraine0
Whose Interest Really Matters? The Role of NGOs’ Representatives within Local Advisory Councils in Poland0
Economic Strain in Post-Communist Countries and the Rest of Europe: Attitudes Towards the Unemployed and the Old0
An Arrested Dialectic: The National Past and (Post-)Dissident Catholic Moral Reasoning in Slovakia0
Between Conflict and Cooperation: Electoral Strategies of Ethnic Parties0
The Great Terror in 1930s Kharkiv: The Case of Konrad Weisselberg and Anna Mykalo0
Perceptions of the European Union’s Policy Impact: Europeanisation of Public Attitudes in Hungary0
Peripheralization Processes as a Contextual Source of Populist Vote Choices: Evidence from the Czech Republic and Eastern Germany0
Opening, Polling, Counting: Deterring Election-Day Fraud0
The Hallier Affair, Political Corruption and National Dignity in Romania in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries0
The East and the West: Regional Deservingness and Migration Aspirations of Displaced Ukrainians Living in Poland and the Czech Republic0
From Class Struggle to Conservative Revolution: Andrzej Wajda Censors Tadeusz Junak’s The Palace0
The Moral Economy of Welfare: Bulgarian Roma Migrants Reclaiming Social Citizenship through Fraud0
Spatial Creativity as a Method: Resounding Lidice , Sacralization of Silence and Gendered Representations of Trauma at the Lidice Memorial0
Contending Temporalities: Stretching the Temporal Reach of Lustration in Central and Eastern Europe0
Shrinking, Shifting, and Strengthening: The Dynamics and Diversity of Civic Activism in Poland0
Influenced by Power or Reasons? The Role of Amicus Curiae Briefs in Constitutional Court Decision-Making0
Consensus-Seeking and Reversed Representation among Polish Officials in the Council of the European Union0
Idiotic or Columbo’s Wife? Constitutional Conventions in the Czech Republic0
The Moral Matrix of Capitalism: Insights from Central and Eastern Europe0
Integration Maturity of Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine: Has DCFTA Helped Prepare Them for the EU Accession Process?0
Participation in Polish Local Elections: Sheer Rational Choice or Social Embeddedness Fate?0
A Mobilized Jew in the “No Man’s Land” of History0
How Does Moscow Influence the Pro-European Course in Montenegro? The Role of the Church0
Investing in Femininity: A Case Study of Incarcerated Women in Lithuania0
After All These Years, Still Divided by Memories? East Central Europe and European Union Politics of Memory Twenty Years after the Enlargement0
In the Shadows of the Commonwealth: Catholicism, Religious Tolerance, and Nineteenth-Century Polish Independence0
Factors in National Self-Designation of Slavic Muslims in the Montenegrin Sandžak0
Slovenians between Divisions and Unity: Slovenian Transition Strategies during the Post-War Period of the Kingdom of SCS0
Historical Legacies and Their Impact on Human Capital: Comparing Regions within Romania0
Race, Innocence, and Objectification of the Nation in Latvia0
The Russian War on Ukraine: Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe0
Youth Activism in Poland: Perceptions of Protest and Civic Engagement0
Russian Influence in the Western Balkans: Elite Receptivity and the Limits of Institutional Penetration0
Failure Privilege in Policymaking: Exploitation, (In)visibilization, and Future Projection in Abortion Policy in Poland0
From Russia with Love: The Night Wolves in Republika Srpska0
Unwillingly Orientalist: Gustaw Herling-Grudziński’s Travel Diary to Burma as an Example of an Unusual Postcolonial Eastern European Account0
Reproductive Choices and Climate Change in a Pronatalist Context0
From the Editors and From the Translator0
Challenging Civil Society Elites in Poland: The Dynamics and Strategies of Civil Society Actors0
From the Editors0
Czechoslovakia’s Cold War Arms Towns as Sites of Military Globalization0
Introduction to Virtual Issue: Recent Research on Women and Women’s Issues0
How Do Bigger and Smaller Cities Manage Migration? Ukrainian War Refugees in Polish Cities0
“Solving” Global Problems: Motherhood and Women’s Education in the Work of the Women’s International Democratic Federation in Developing Countries0
Symbolic Conflict in the Public Sphere: The Catholic Church against the State in Post-Communist Poland0
Labor, Work, and Action in Polish Community Gardens: Interlaced or Disconnected?0
Preaching the “Traditional Family” in the Romanian Parliament: The Political Stakes and Meanings of a Hegemonic Narrative0
Ghosts, Rewilded: Environmental Reverberations in the Balkans0
Friendship, Contracts, and Collapse: Socialist Hungary and the Limits of Alternative Globalization in Libya0
How Right-Wing Populists Influence Citizenship Education—Evidence from Poland0
Outcomes, Politicians, or the Institution Itself? Using a Czech Case to Explain Trust Formation in Different Political Institutions and the Implications for Voter Turnout0
Mobilizing against Democratic Backsliding: What Motivates Protestors in Central and Eastern Europe?0
“A Disease Like Any Other”: Awareness-Raising and Neuro-tivization of Depression in Poland0
Five Lives of a Holocaust Survivor: On Shifting Identities, the Search for Belonging, and Building Meaning0
Lustration: A Post-Communist Phenomenon0
Cultural Expertise versus Strategic Ignorance: Confronting Cultural Diversity In and Out of Court in Poland0
War Populism? Volodymyr Zelensky’s Visual Transformation on Instagram after Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine0
East European Politics and Societies ’ Statement on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine0
“Is Juvenile Delinquency in Lithuania Increasing because of the Bad Influence of the West”? Punitive Attitudes of the Lithuanian Population towards Juvenile Offenders0
“We Are Just Surviving”: The Paradox of Robust Homegardens in Northern Bosnia and Herzegovina0
Moderation Amidst Ruins0
Representations of Dissent against Communism in Romania: Anti-Communist Heroes, “Prison Saints,” and (Extra)Ordinary Citizens0
Caring for the Child, Caring for the Family: The Clash over the National Strategy for the Child (2019–2030) in Bulgaria0
Introduction to the Special Issue “Canonizing and Contesting Communist-Era Dissent in Eastern Europe: Actors, Representations, and Impacts since 1989”0
Homo sovieticus and the Neoliberal Legacy of Polish Dissent0
Ownership Transformations in a Post-Transition Economy: Which Institutions Matter? Evidence from the Polish Banking Sector0
From Gender Re-Traditionalizations to Anti-Gender Mobilizations: Care for Family in Serbia and Croatia0
Do Populists in Power or the Economy Impact Civic Culture?0
Intragovernmental Grant Distribution and Party Alignment Bias under Democratic and Authoritarian Governments: The Case of Poland0
Civic Mobilization against Democratic Backsliding in Post-Communist Europe0
“Domestic Hens” and “Young Wolves” in the Polish “Long ’90s”: Toward a Feminist Political Economy of Creativity0
Intersection of Conflicting Values: Symbols of Memory and Acts of Artistic Expression0
Dissidents, Rebels, and Everyday Heroes: New Perspectives on the Digital Archiving of Cultural Resistance Under State Socialism0
Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine as Witnessed by Ukrainian and Polish Students0
“Work Hard, Play Hard”: The Moral Economy of Company Celebrations in Post-Socialist Bulgaria0
Hungary and Austria in the “Third World”: A Comparison of Two Countries on Opposite Sides of the Iron Curtain0
The Impact of the Council of Europe on Conditions of Detention in the Western Balkan Prisons0
Remembering on Command: Autobiographical Narratives of the Officers of the Polish Security Forces, 1944–19560
Against Dictatorship, against Backsliding? Examining the Effect of Serbian Anti-Government Protests on the 2020 Electoral Boycott0
The 1990 Revolution on Granite: Lessons from the First Maidan0
Histories of Globalization in State Socialist Eastern Europe: Unevenness, Friction, and Incoherence0
The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and the Repatriation of East Prussian Deportees from Simbirsk during World War I0
Generational Changes in Attitudes toward the European Union in Poland and Ukraine0
From Dissidence to Heroism: Constructing an Ideal Post-Communist Identity in the Czech Republic0
Party Nomination Strategies in Flexible-List PR: Which Candidate Characteristics Lead to Realistic Positions?0
What Explains Punishment in Historical Memory-Related Court Cases? The Case of Ukraine since 20220
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