CEE Affairs Review

Call for Submissions - Issue 2: Borders and Boundaries

CEE Affairs Review is now accepting submissions for our second issue, "Borders and Boundaries" . As a neighbourhood of countries, the...

We Are Recruiting!

CEE Affairs review is recruiting for a number of different positions for Michaelmas (Autumn) term. After two successful rounds of...

Special Edition - Looking East

The editors and authors of CEE Affairs Review are pleased to release our second issue, 'Looking East'.

Call for Submissions - Special Edition 'Looking East: Russia and the CEE'

The CEE Affairs Review is now accepting submissions from students for our special edition, 'Looking East: Russia and the CEE'. Applications

Issue 01 - Democracy

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the first issue of the CEE Affairs Review!

Lenin, Wilson, and ‘self-determination’ of the Baltic states after the Great War

Guest writer, Donatas Kupčiūnas, investigates the relationship between Leninist self-determination and the Baltic States.

Politics & International Relations

Hungary and the Trianon Treaty Between Questioning and Accepting Imposed Borders: An Analysis of its Relationship towards the Magyar Communities since 1989

Hanna Corsini illuminates how the Trianon Treaty continues to shape Hungary's politics today, notably under the leadership of Orbán.

Politics & International Relations

The Divergence of Russian and Ukrainian Political Culture

Jack Leydiker analyses the historical fundaments that divide the political culture of Ukraine and Russia.

Politics & International Relations

The ‘New Look’ Gets Old: Russian Military Reform from Georgia to Ukraine

Turner Ruggi analyses how Russia’s war in Ukraine has been shaped by previous military reforms.

Special Edition - Looking East

The editors and authors of CEE Affairs Review are pleased to release our second issue, 'Looking East'.

Culture, Society, and History

Negotiating Cold War Boundaries: American Depictions of US-Soviet Ballet Exchanges

Noam Bizan explores American dance critics' evolving perspectives on the Bolshoi Ballet's American tours during the Cold War.

Culture, Society, and History

Inclusive Museums, Exclusive Politics: New ‘Vienna, My History’ Exhibition Takes on Immigration Debate

Yasmine delves into the Wien Museum's exhibition, "Vienna, My History," analysing new perspectives on citizenship in the Austrian city.

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Culture, Society, and History

Opposing the Occupation of the Mind

Lis Riveros analyses the Underground University and its stealth for survival in German-Occupied Poland, 1939-1945

Culture, Society, and History

Review: Memory and Democracy in 'Time Shelter' by Georgi Gospodinov

Joseph Ronan gives a review of Gospodinov’s novel 'Time Shelter' and the harrowing relationship between the personal and political in CEE.

Politics & International Relations

Has There Really Been a Rise of Populism in Central and Eastern Europe?

Master's student Jodie Bradshaw analyses the phenomenon of popularism in Central and Eastern Europe - and questions its actual viability.

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