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Maria Koinova, Ethnonationalist Conflict in Postcommunist States. Varieties of Governance in Bulgaria, Macedonia and Kosovo

  • Wim van Meurs
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Comparative Southeast European Studies
From the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies Volume 63 Issue 1

Published Online: 2021-07-29
Published in Print: 2015-01-01

© 2021 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston

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Articles in the same Issue

  1. Titelei
  2. Contents
  3. THE ROMANIAN POLITICAL SYSTEM AFTER 1989
  4. Introduction: Political Dynamics in Post-Communist Romania
  5. What Grounds for Representing the People? An Analysis of Post-Communist Romania through the Lens of Discourse Theory
  6. Enhancing Democracy through Constitutional Reforms. Is Semi-Presidentialism Romanian Democracy’s Achilles’ Heel?
  7. Fiddling while Rome Burns: Institutional Conflict and Party Politics in Romania since 2007
  8. Electoral Reform in Romania: From the Need for Party System Consolidation to Concern for Improved Quality of Representation
  9. The Dilemmas of Political (Mis-)Representation: Political “Cruising” in Romania
  10. The Interethnic Stalemate in Romania: Origins and Risks
  11. Ethnic Relations in Mixed Communities in Romania after 1989
  12. BOOK REVIEWS
  13. Ivana Maček (ed ) Engaging Violence: Trauma, Memory and Representation
  14. Enikő Dácz (ed ), Minderheitenfragen in Ungarn und in den Nachbarländern im 20 und 21 Jahrhundert
  15. Đorđe Tomić / Roland Zschächner / Mara Puškarević / Allegra Schneider (eds ), Mythos Partizan (Dis-)Kontinuitäten der jugoslawischen Linken: Geschichte, Erinnerungen und Perspektiven
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