The Council for European Studies is pleased to publish outstanding research on Europe. Some recent articles include:
Islam in Europe: The Challenges of Institutionalization, Fiona Adamson
Towards a New Political Sociology of Europe, Mabel Berezin
Constructing Muslims as Ethno-Racial Outsiders in Western Europe, Erik Bleich
Sweeping Ambiguity: Hungary's referendum on EU accession, József Böröcz
Teaching Europe to Undergraduates, Robert Henry Cox
Any Area but Europe: American Anthropology and European Studies, Gerald Creed
France's Far Right and Dubious Vichy Reverberations, Vivian Grosswald Curran
Eurostars and Eurocities: Free Moving Professionals and the Promise of European Integration, Adrian Favell
“Le Petit Euro Deviendra Grand” Happy Birthday Euro! Irčne Finel-Honigman
The Myth of Ethnic War: Serbia and Croatia in the 1990s, V.P. Gagnon Jr.
US-European Relations Post-Iraq, Peter Gourevitch
Americanization and Europeanization, Victoria de Grazia
Interview With Andrew Martin and George Ross, Ryan David Griffiths
The French Political "Earthquake" and Extreme Right in Europe, Virginie Guiraudon and Martin A. Schain
Response to Sophie Meunier, "Anti-Americanisms in France", Catherine Guisan
Machiavelli and the Lack of Virtů In the United States and the European Union, Manfred Henningsen
How Race Became a Problem for the Soviet Union, Francine Hirsch
Cheers and Fears: The EU at 50, Stanley Hoffmann
The Enlargement of the EU and NATO: Ordering from the Menu, Wade Jacoby
Comparative Cultural Sociology and the Study of Europe, Michčle Lamont
Anti-Americanisms in France, Sophie Meunier
The New Abolitionism: Why does the U.S. practice the death penalty while Europe does not? Andrew Moravcsik
Responses:
The New Abolitionism: American or European Exceptionalism regarding the Death Penalty? Stephen J. Silvia
and Aaron Beers Sampson
The Death Penalty: Getting Beyond "Exceptionalism," Andrew Moravcsik
Teaching “The Europe Course” in a Time of Crisis, Oriol Pi-Sunyer
International Relations to Comparative Politics: SOS!, Brian C. Rathbun
Are Germans Anti-American? Dieter Rucht
The Institutionalization of Islam in Europe: A Case Study of Italy, Sara Silvestri
The Implications of Colonial and Postcolonial Studies for the Study of Europe, George Steinmetz
The European Void: The Democratic Deficit as a Cultural Lack, Abram de Swaan
Banging the Postcolonial Drum: George Steinmetz’s Imagined European Studies, Sidney Tarrow
Responses:
Explaining the New Europe, Herman Lebovics
Drums in the Postcolonial Night, George Steinmetz
Europeanists Abroad, Sidney Tarrow and Charles Tilly
Europe: the World’s Trader, World’s Lawyer, Göran Therborn
Europe Undivided: Democracy, Leverage, and Integration After Communism, Milada Vachudova
Studying Gender Equality in Europe, Mieke Verloo
Democracy at High Sea, Peter Wagner
The Social Sciences in the US and in Europe: Plural Interpretations of Modernity, Peter Wagner
Venus Observed: Post-Modern Europe in an American-led International Order, William Wallace
Muslim Political Associations of Turks In Germany, Gökçe Yurdakul
A New Beginning for French Sociology, Martha Zuber
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