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Articles Vassilis Petsinis, Cross-Border Cooperation in South-Eastern Europe as Prelude to European Integration: The Case of Serbia Matúš Krištofik, The politicization of the body: the Croat Eagles and Serbian scattered graves Liam C. McKay, Is there a primacy of profit in the foreign policy of Vladimir Putin? Elena Kolesnikova, Textbooks of Citizen learning: first wave of liberalism? Book Review Paul Klebnikov, Godfather of the Kremlin: The Decline of Russia in the Age of Gangster Capitalism, reviewed by Denisa I. Gavan |
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Volume II, No. II December 2004 |
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Greetings, readers! I am pleased to present another issue of Perspectives, a journal that presents ideas on the many issues and fascinating stories related to post-communist and Eastern European studies. This issue features four different and very interesting articles; two focusing on the former Yugoslavia and two discussing issues particular to the Russian Federation. Readers will encounter a range of topics in this issue, from Euro-regions to funeral ceremonies; from East-West economics to ideological education. I am also happy to announce that there will be a new Biographies section included in this issue. There you can read a bit about each author who has had an article published in the current issue. Please feel free to e-mail me with any questions or comments about Perspectives and/or this particular issue. Your ‘perspectives’ are important too! Enjoy. Betsy MacDonald Managing Editor, Perspectives Email: x2003xdc@stfx.ca |
