Vol. 15 No. 6(57) (2018): Central or Central-Eastern Europe?

Edited by Bogdan Szlachta

Published: 2018-08-13

Preface

• Central Europe or East-Central Europe?

  Bogdan Szlachta

  5-6

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Articles

• Central, Eastern and East-Central Europe: on the History and the Current State of Conceptualization and Demarcation of Concepts

  Nataliya Antonyuk

  7-27

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• Is That West of Us Still the West? A Note on the Humanist Approach to the Question of Continuity vs. Discontinuity

  Paweł Armada

  29-47

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• Central‑Eastern Europe in the European Political and Historical‑Geographical Context

  Nikolai Baranov

  49-63

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• Sclavinia – Intermarium? Or About One Missing Roman Province Meridional Vector in East‑Central Europe. An Essay on Strengths and Weaknesses of Two Good Neighbors

  Martin Homza

  65-80

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• The Other Europe: Identity Problems of Central Europe

  Alvydas Jokubaitis

  81-89

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• The Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish‑Lithuanian Commonwealth as an Ideological Foundation of the Unity of Intermarium?

  Alvydas Nikžentaitis

  91-105

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• Between Political Nation and Ethnic‑Cultural Nation: Nations in Central Europe in the 20th Century

  Waldemar Paruch

  107-124

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• The Central European City and Its Identity

  Jacek Purchla

  125-148

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• Historical and Current Geopolitical Positioning of Ukraine: Is It Central or Eastern Europe?

  Anatolii Romaniuk, Vitalii Lytvyn

  149-167

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• The “Velvet Split ” of Czechoslovakia (1989‑1992)

  Jan Rychlík

  169-187

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• The Uncertain Revival of Central Europe (The Central European Thought from the Hungarian Perspective)

  Andrea Schmidt

  189-214

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• Political and Institutional Characteristics of the Entry of the CEE Region into Regional Media Systems During the Bipolar and Post-Bipolar Periods

  Vitaliy Tereshchuk

  215-229

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• Does the Name Matter? Central Europe and Central‑Eastern Europe in Different Variations and Configurations A Comparative Analysis of Polish and Czech Discourses

  Radosław Zenderowski, Dušan Janák

  231-257

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