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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Call for Papers: Sports / Dance / Movement as Social Practice in the Context of Nationalism, Discrimination, and Social Activism

Posted Date: 2025-11-25

Expiry Date: 2026-02-02

Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics (IEEJSP) invites original research papers for its thematic issue on “Sports / Dance / Movement as Social Practice in the Context of Nationalism, Discrimination, and Social Activism” edited by Nóra Kovács and Arin Agich.

Abstract submission deadline: February 1, 2026

Full paper submission by: May 15, 2026

Current Issue

Vol. 11 No. 2 (2025): Privatized childhoods: The decreasing role of the state in childcare services

Published: 2026-01-05

Editorial

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Editorial Privatized Childhoods: the decreasing role of the state in childcare services

Eszter Neumann, Eszter Berényi, Szabina Kerényi

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Privatized Childhoods: the decreasing role of the state in childcare services

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Selective privatisation and changing civic spaces in India: The government takeover of an erstwhile NGO-run child helpline

Therese Boje Mortensen

8-25
- Abstract Views: 75
- PDF Downloads: 30
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The marketization of family planning: the role of banks as policy actors in Hungarian reproductive policies

Szandra Kramarics

26-45
- Abstract Views: 112
- PDF Downloads: 54
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Privatised ECEC in Sweden: Exploring the affective dimensions of ‘market care’ in local quasi-markets

Malin Benerdal, Linda Rönnberg, Joakim Lindgren, Sara Carlbaum

46-63
- Abstract Views: 97
- PDF Downloads: 46
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Revisiting constitutional review over privatized childhoods: the Pridwin case and the protection of constitutional right to education

Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth, Orsolya Zita Ferencz

64-81
- Abstract Views: 81
- PDF Downloads: 34
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Privatisation in the form of homeschooling in the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic

Ondrej Kaščák, Tereza Komárková, Yvona Kostelecká, Veronika Klapálková

82-100
- Abstract Views: 83
- PDF Downloads: 40
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The process of going private – parental choice and mistrust of the public school system in Norway

Ingvil Bjordal, Mette Nygård

101-118
- Abstract Views: 79
- PDF Downloads: 33
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Privatisation and its racialised others: Roma voices on segregated education and blame in Hungary

Fanni Puskás

119-135
- Abstract Views: 96
- PDF Downloads: 51
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“It’s about setting priorities” – why parents choose private schools in Hungary

Eszter Berényi

136-154
- Abstract Views: 113
- PDF Downloads: 39

Book Reviews

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Book Review People before profit?: Can privatisation of education lead to equity?

Gábor Erőss

155-160
- Abstract Views: 103
- PDF Downloads: 38
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Book Review Hogan, A., & Thompson, G. (2020). Privatisation and commercialisation in public education: How the Public Nature of Schooling is Changing. Routledge.

Sára Szabó

161-164
- Abstract Views: 66
- PDF Downloads: 30

Articles

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Populism, compliance, and social norm enforcement during the COVID-19 pandemic in five European countries

Zsolt Boda, Eszter Farkas, Pál Susánszky, David Abadi, Agneta Fischer

165-182
- Abstract Views: 114
- PDF Downloads: 44
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Demographic changes – are they the reason for increasing inequality?

Bent Greve, M. Azhar Hussain

183-204
- Abstract Views: 132
- PDF Downloads: 45
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Testing the integration model: The Hungarian case

Márton Gerő, Imre Kovách, Luca Kristóf, Andrea Szabó, Gábor Hajdu

205-225
- Abstract Views: 133
- PDF Downloads: 47
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Legal definition of the cryptocurrency in Ukraine in international comparison

Oleksandr Leshchenko, Vyacheslav Krahlevych, Anton Borysenko, Yevhen Leheza, Olena Riabchynska

226-242
- Abstract Views: 80
- PDF Downloads: 31

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Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics

Announcements

Call for Papers: Sports / Dance / Movement as Social Practice in the Context of Nationalism, Discrimination, and Social Activism

Current Issue

Editorial

Editorial Privatized Childhoods: the decreasing role of the state in childcare services

Privatized Childhoods: the decreasing role of the state in childcare services

Selective privatisation and changing civic spaces in India: The government takeover of an erstwhile NGO-run child helpline

The marketization of family planning: the role of banks as policy actors in Hungarian reproductive policies

Privatised ECEC in Sweden: Exploring the affective dimensions of ‘market care’ in local quasi-markets

Revisiting constitutional review over privatized childhoods: the Pridwin case and the protection of constitutional right to education

Privatisation in the form of homeschooling in the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic

The process of going private – parental choice and mistrust of the public school system in Norway

Privatisation and its racialised others: Roma voices on segregated education and blame in Hungary

“It’s about setting priorities” – why parents choose private schools in Hungary

Book Reviews

Book Review People before profit?: Can privatisation of education lead to equity?

Book Review Hogan, A., & Thompson, G. (2020). Privatisation and commercialisation in public education: How the Public Nature of Schooling is Changing. Routledge.

Articles

Populism, compliance, and social norm enforcement during the COVID-19 pandemic in five European countries

Demographic changes – are they the reason for increasing inequality?

Testing the integration model: The Hungarian case

Legal definition of the cryptocurrency in Ukraine in international comparison

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