Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics

Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics (Intersections.EEJSP) is a peer-reviewed, open access journal focusing on social sciences (broadly understood) and promoting comparative thinking on Eastern and Central European societies in a global context.

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Vol. 10 No. 2 (2024): Research Papers

Published: 2024-10-16

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From neighbour to member Assessing Moldova’s EU membership perspectives

Kerry Longhurst

1-20
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Political polarization and corruption: A theoretical and empirical review

Aron Hajnal

21-33
- Abstract Views: 190
- PDF Downloads: 42
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Determinants of experiences and perceptions of corruption A case study of Russian regions

Marina Makarova

34-55
- Abstract Views: 104
- PDF Downloads: 38
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Down the banking hole

Peter Premrl, Bojan Dobovšek, Boštjan Slak

56-73
- Abstract Views: 94
- PDF Downloads: 75
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Participatory budgeting and the collaborative governance movement on the Hungarian local government level

Éva Kovács

74-94
- Abstract Views: 134
- PDF Downloads: 88
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‘Sympathy for the devil’ The strategic use of the populist repertoire in Viktor Orbán’s politics

Rudolf Metz

95-113
- Abstract Views: 117
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Understanding right-wing populists’ anti-abortion politics in Turkey The symbolic violence of the state

Melehat Kutun

114-131
- Abstract Views: 104
- PDF Downloads: 78
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We are civil society! Strategic practice used by the Croatian Feminist Movement to address the controversy around the right to abortion as a response to growing conservatism

Ludmila Böhmová

132-150
- Abstract Views: 99
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Authoritarianism and civil society: Legal restrictions on Human Rights CSOs

Izabella Deák

151-170
- Abstract Views: 142
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Public debate about the model change in Hungarian higher education: The representation of radical changes in university governance in Hungary in politically opposing online newspapers between 2019 and 2021

Zsuzsanna Géring, Gergely Kováts, Réka Tamássy, Gábor Király

171-192
- Abstract Views: 130
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Thinking citizenship through lived experiences of highly skilled migrants in Budapest

Pınar Dilan Sönmez Gioftsios, Saime Ozcurumez

193-211
- Abstract Views: 119
- PDF Downloads: 81
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The perception of meaningful work by employed and self-employed workers in the sphere of education

Natalia Krylova

212-229
- Abstract Views: 82
- PDF Downloads: 30

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