Publications

Occasional Papers Chapter-length reports on completed research projects or works-in-progress. Submitted by resident staff, scholars or visiting speakers, these papers are often longer than the standard journal articles and usually address specialized themes representing contemporary research on topics of historical and current interest by leading scholars in the field. 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | Pre-1998 Archive To receive a hard copy of any of the Occasional Papers not available online, please send an email request (including your name and address) to East European Studies. Occasional Papers 2005 74. Changes in the Constitutional Structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina Author: Henry Clark, former Supervisor of Brcko District, 2001-2003 Download File (doc) Occasional Papers 2004 73. The Presidential Crisis in Lithuania: Its Roots and the Russian Factor Author: Richard J. Krickus, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Mary Washington College Download File (doc) 72. Privatization in Brcko District: Why It Is Different and Why It Works Author: Henry L. Clarke Download File (doc) Occasional Papers 2003 71. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: How the US-EU Battle over Article 98 Played Out in Croatia and Macedonia Author: Mieczyslaw P. Boduszynski, Lecturer, University of San Diego, and Kristina Balalovska Researcher, Ecole Doctorale, Institute d'Etudes Politiques de Paris Download File (doc) Occasional Papers 2002 70. Mobility in Bulgaria and the European Union: Brain Drain, Bogus Asylum Seekers, Replacement Migration, and Fertility Author: Kristen Ghodsee, Assistant Professor of Women's Studies and Eurasian and East European Studies, Bowdoin College, ME Download File (pdf) 69. U.S. Policy Toward the Former Yugoslavia Author: Steven E. Meyer , Professor of Political Science in the Industrial College of the Armed Forces at National Defense University, DC Download File (pdf) 68. NATO as a Factor of Security Community Building: Enlargement and Democratization in Central and Eastern Europe Author: Corneliu Bjola , Doctoral Recipient of the International Relations and European Studies Program at Central European University, Hungary Download File (pdf) 67. The Politics of European Enlargement: NATO, the EU and the New U.S.-European Relationship Author: Howard J. Wiarda , Professor of Political Science and Comparative Labor Relations and Leonard Horwitz Chair of Iberian and Latin American Studies at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, and Wilson Center Senior Scholar Download File (pdf) Occasional Papers 2001 66. The Third Yugoslavia, 1992 - 2001 Author: Sabrina P. Ramet , Professor of Political Science at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway and a former Wilson Center Fellow Download File (pdf) 65. Violence Against Women in Post-communist Societies: Benefits and Changes Author: Vesna Nikolic-Ristanovic , Senior Researcher at the Institute for Criminological and Sociological Research in Belgrade, Yugoslavia Download File (pdf) 64. The Poles and Their Past: Society, Historiography and the Legislation Process Author: Andrzej Paczkowski , Professor in the Institute of Political Studies at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw, Poland, and a Wilson Center Fellow Download File (pdf) 63. Decentralization and Regionalization after Communism: Lessons from Administrative and Territorial Reform in Poland and the Czech Republic Author: Jennifer Yoder , Assistant Professor, Department of Government, Colby College, ME, and Former EES Short-term Scholar Download File (pdf) 62. The Limits of Conditionality: Nuclear Reactor Safety in Central and Eastern Europe, 1991 - 2000 Author: John Van Oudenaren , Chief, European Division, Library of Congress, and Adjunct Professor, Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, DC Download File (pdf) 61. MAP Reading: NATO's and Russia's Pathways to European Military Integration Author: Stephen Blank , Professor, Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College Download File (pdf) 60. Governed by Accession? Hard and Soft Pillars of Europeanization in Central and Eastern Europe Author: Elena Iankova , Research Fellow, Institute for European Studies, Cornell University, NY, and Former EES Short-term Scholar Download File (pdf) Occasional Papers 2000 59. Kosovo: A Solvable Problem Author: Louis Sell , Former Representative of the International Crisis Group, Pristina, Kosovo, and a Former Wilson Center Fellow Download File (pdf) 58. NATO's Membership Action Plan (MAP) and Prospects for the Next Round of Enlargement Author: Jeffrey Simon , Senior Fellow, Institute for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University, DC Download File (pdf) 57. Civil Society Development in Post-war Kosovo and in Post-war Serbia Author: Pavol Demes , Director for Central and Eastern Europe, German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMFUS); Former Executive Director, Slovak Academic Information Agency-Service for the Third Sector (SAIA), Slovakia; and Former Public Policy Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center Download File (pdf) 56. Comparing Clans in Hungary and Russia Author: Natalia Dinello , Research Associate, Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, The George Washington University, D.C. Download File (pdf) Occasional Papers 1999 55. National Identity and Cultural Self Definition: Modern and Postmodern Romanian Artistic Expression Author: Sabina A.- M. Crisen , Program Associate/Editor, East European Studies, Woodrow Wilson Center, and Former Fulbright Scholar to Romania (1998-1999) Download File (pdf) 54. Liberal Humanism Abandoned: The Paradox of the Post-Communist Czech Republic Author: John E. Osborn , Former Special Assistant to the Legal Adviser, U.S. Department of State, and Former Visiting Scholar, East European Studies, Woodrow Wilson Center Download File (pdf) 53. Do Legacies Matter? Patterns of Postcommunist Transitions in Eastern Europe Author: Grzegorz Ekiert , Professor of Government, Center for European Studies, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 52. Stratified Stability: NATO's New Strategic Concept? Author: James Gow , Reader in War Studies, King's College, University of London, and Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar 51. Romania: One Year Into the Constantinescu Presidency Author: Peter Gross, Brad Minnick, Jonathan Rickert, and Karen Zietlow Occasional Papers 1998 50. Memory and Experience: Anti-Roma Prejudice in Eastern Europe Author: Zoltan Barany , Associate Professor, Department of Government, University of Texas, Austin, TX 49. Russia and the Baltic States in the Age of NATO Enlargement Author: Stephen Blank , Douglas MacArthur Professor of Research, Strategic Studies Institute (SSI), U.S. Army War College, Carlisle, PA 48. The De-Germanization of the Budapest Stage Author: Alice Freifeld , Assistant Professor, Department of History, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL Occasional Papers Pre-1998 Archive 47. Christianity and Islam in Southeastern Europe Author: Charles Frazee, Eve Levin, and Drago Roksandic 46. Hierarchies of Eastern Europe: East-Central Europe Versus the Balkans Author: Maria N. Todorova , Professor, Department of History, University of Florida, Gainsville, FL 45. The Bulgarian Economy: Transition in the Transition Author: Roumen Lubenov Avramov , Programming Director for Economic Research, Centre for Liberal Studies, Sofia, Bulgaria 44. Populations and Powderkegs: The Macedonian Census of 1994 in Historical Perspective Author: Victor A. Friedman , Professor, Department of Balkan and Slavic Linguistics, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 43. The Economics of State-Building in the Former Yugoslavia Author: Ivo Bicanic , Professor, Department of Economics, University of Zagreb, Croatia 42. Civil Society Endangered: The Perils of Post- Communism Author: Daniel N. Nelson , Professor, Department of International Studies, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia 41. Western Aid to Eastern Europe: What We Are Doing Right, What We Are Doing Wrong, How We Can Do It Better Author: John Harper and Janine Wedel 40. "External Transformation" in the Post-Communist Economies: Overview and Progress Author: Ben Slay , Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vermont 39. Baltic Options: Ethnic Rivalry or Regional Cooperation? Author: Andrejs Plakans, Andrus Park, Rasma Karklins, and Alfred Erich Senn 38. Transition to What? Publics Confront Change in Central and Eastern Europe Author: Mary E. McIntosh and Martha Abele Mac Iver 37. An Antidote to Shock Therapy: An Evolutionary Approach to the East European Economic Transition Author: Peter Murrell , Professor, Department of Economics, University of Maryland, College Park 36. Wrestling with Ghosts: Poles and Jews Today Author: Madeline G. Levine , Professor, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Chair, Joint Committee on Eastern Europe of the American Council of Learned Societies/Social Science Research Council 35. Jews and Hungarians: A View after the Transition Author: Maria M. Kovacs , Member, Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences; Assistant Professor, Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison 34. Poland and Germany Author: Jan Nowak , Director, Polish American Congress 33. Romania's Unfinished Revolution Author: Anneli Ute Gabanyi , Scholar, Romanian Affairs, Sudost-Institut, Munich, Germany 32. The Significance of Political Elites in Post-Communist Poland Author: Wlodzimierz Wesolowski , Professor, Department of Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland 31. Lessons of the East European Revolutions of 1989 Author: Gale Stokes, et al. 30. Czechs and Germans: Yesterday and Today Author: Milan Hauner , Visiting Professor, Department of History, Georgetown University 29. The Revolution of 1989: The Unbearable Burden of History Author: Jerzy Jedlicki , Associate Professor, Department of History, Polish Academy of Sciences 28. The Risks of Privatization and the Polish Nomenklatura: The New Entrepreneurial Class Author: Jacek Tarkowski , Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Warsaw 27. Political Justice in Post-Communist Societies: The Case of Hungary Author: Gyorgy Bence, et al. 26. Anglo-American Diplomacy and the Montenegrin Question, 1914-21 Author: John D. Treadway , Associate Professor, Department of History, University of Richmond 25. Understanding National Stalinism: A Comparative Approach to the History of Romanian Communism Author: Vladimir Tismaneanu , Advanced Assistant Professor, Department of Government and Politics, University of Maryland 24. Construction of the 'Folk Cultural Heritage' and Rival Versions of National' Identity in Hungary Author: Tamas Hofer 23. Preventing the Spillover of Domestic Crises into the International Arena: New Thinking from Eastern Europe Author: Corneliu Bogdan , Chairman, International Relations Section, Romanian Association of International Law and International Relations, Bucharest, Romania 22. Eastern Europe: Back to the Future? Author: Thomas W. Simons, Jr. , Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of European and Candian Affairs, US Department of State 21. The Ideology of Illiberalism in the Professions: Leftist and Rightist Radicalism among Hungarian Doctors, Lawyers, and Engineers,1918-45 Author: Maria M. Kovacs , Member, Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 20. When Diplomats Fail: Austrian and Russian Reporting from Belgrade, 1914 Author: Barbara Jelavich , Professor, Department of History, Indiana University 19. Myth-Making in European Family History: The Zadruga Revisited Author: Maria Todorova 18. In Search of the Drama of History or A Second Look at Communism and Nationalism Author: Roman Szporluk, et al. 17. National Identity and Cultural Politics under Ceausescu: An Example from Philosophy Author: Katherine Verdery , Professor, Department of Anthropology, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland 16. The 'Second Society': Is There an Alternative Social Model Emerging in Hungary? Author: Elemer Hankiss, et al. , Hankiss: Director, Center for the Sociology of Values, Institute of Sociology, Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Tokes: Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Connecticut 15. The United States and Its Unknown Role in the Adriatic Conflicts of 1918-21 Author: Dragoljub Zivojinovic, et al. 14. The Polish Opposition since December 1981 Author: Aleksander Smolar 13. The Problems of Nationalism in Eastern Europe Past and Present Author: Peter Sugar, et al. , Professor, Department of History, University of Washington 12. Approaching Relations with Eastern Europe in the Late 1980s Author: Thomas W. Simons, Jr. 11. Soviet Economic Impact on Czechoslovakia and Romania in the Early Postwar Period: 1944-56 Author: Tamas Reti , Institute for World Economy, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest 10. The Dynamics of Dependency Author: Jadwiga Staniszkis , University of Warsaw 9. Debating the Nature of Dissent in Eastern Europe Author: Tony Judt, et al. 8. Toward a Framework for Considering Nationalism in Eastern Europe Author: John A. Armstrong 7. The Political Articulation and Aggregation of Plural Interests in Self-Management Systems: The Case of Yugoslavia Author: Najdan R. Pasi 6. The Political Leadership and the Armed Forces in Postwar Eastern Europe Author: Dale R. Herspring 5. From Bolshevism to the Ideology of "Real Socialism" Author: Svetozar Stojanovic , Center for Philosophy and Social Theory, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia 4. Is There a Central East European Identity? Author: Peter Hanak , Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 3. Religion and Nationalism in Eastern Europe Author: Bohdan Bociurkiw, Dennis Dunn, and Pedro Ramet 2. Eastern Europe: A Question of Identity Author: Peter Sugar, Ivan Berend, Charles Gati, and Josef C. Brada 1. Eastern Europe: Fifty Years of Changes and Constraints Author: George W. Hoffman , Professor, Department of Geography, University of Texas, Austin, TX

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