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| Our Current Selection of eBooks |
 Empire's New Clothes
Unveiling EU Enlargement
Eds József Böröcz and Melinda Kovács
An extensive look at the EU's eastward enlargement.
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 Killing Screens
Media in Times of Conflict
Dušan Reljić
An examination of media in conflict zones, this text examines the specific cases of Yugoslavia, Northern Ireland and Macedonia.
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 Out of the Ghetto
Gusztáv Kosztolányi
A Study of the Roma in Hungary
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 As They Sowed,
So Have They Reaped
The Czech Social Democrats in power
Štěpán Kotrba
The Social Democratic government is the most successful since 1989. So, why does everyone hate them?
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 Shedding the Balkan Skin
Slovenia's quiet emergence in the new Europe
Brian J Požun
This text is a whirlwind tour of Slovenia and an introduction to the Slovenes. It provides a brief history of the region and its people, with a particular focus on the twentieth century, especially the late 1980s and 1990s. The author shows how Slovenia went from the brink of all-out war to star student of the EU all in a few short years.
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 Memory and Forgetting
Historical amnesia and post-Cold War attitudes in the Czech Republic
Martin D Brown
While the West is gradually revising its view of the Cold War, Czechs have simply rejected the previous Communist myths and enthusiastically taken up the most dogmatic Western interpretations on offer. They now view their own history through the myths of their former adversaries.
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 Out of Time
The Serbian opposition and its struggle against Milošević
Dejan Anastasijević (ed)
In the run-up to the critical Serbian elections, we take a look at Slobodan Milośevič's opponents. This ebook, produced by the Institute for War and Peace Reporting in association with Central Europe Review, is available free:
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 Greasing the Wheels
The parliamentary enquiry into the Hungarian oil scandals
Gusztáv Kosztolányi
The scam of the decade: the shady deals, the sacks full of cash, the tanker loads of illegal fuel, the fake wine, the orgies, the FBI, the UN... it's all here.
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The Celluloid Tinderbox
Yugoslav screen reflections of a turbulent decade
Andrew James Horton (ed)
This set of essays with a special introduction by Dina Iordanova looks at film in a society torn apart by war.
This ebook is available free. |
 After the Rain
How the West lost the East
Sam Vaknin
The ever-controversial Sam
Vaknin sums up the fate of
the region in the 1990s. Has
"transition" all been for nought?
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to order, click here. |
The Failure of a New History
Czechs and the Czech-German Declaration
Andrew Stroehlein
Czechs and Germans try to finish off some of the more difficult chapters of their history... and fail miserably.
This ebook is available free. |
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