Autumn 2011

Editor: Peter Scholten, Erasmus Rotterdam University

This issue of Perspectives on Europe features an extensive mini-forum on the Eurozone crisis and its likely fallout.  Other articles examine ethnography and communist nostalgia, institutional stability in the GDR, factors influencing Euroscepticism, the music of Kurdish Alevi immigrants in Germany, and much more.

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• Europe and the Crisis (mini-forum essays)
  •  by Members of the Research Network on European Integration  and the Global Political Economy: New Directions

• The Politics of Anamnesis: Communist Nostalgia, Ethnography and a Challenge for European Studies
  • by Kristen Ghodsee

• Insincere Voters and the Individual-Level Determinants of Euroscepticism (sponsored research)
  • by Galina Zapryanova

• "A l'Auteur du Journal": What Letters to the Editor tell us about the French Enlightenment (sponsored research)
  • by Elizabeth Andrews

• Music of the Kurdish Alevi Diaspora in Germany: Struggling 'with' and 'for' Multiple Identities (sponsored research)
  • by Ozan Aksoy

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Spring 2011

Editor: Richard Deeg, Temple University

This issue of Perspectives on Europe examines the controversial subject of rising tuition rates at colleges and universities in the U.K.  Other articles examine the politics of art and French republican identity, perceptions of environmental
policy regulation, Laskarid urban environments, and more.

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Autumn 2010

Editor: Richard Deeg, Temple University

This issue of Perspectives on Europe features a mini-forum debating the use of a national models approach to immigrant integration.  Other articles address European financial regulation, private sector career opportunities for Danish and American women, judicial interaction in the multi-level European legal system, and more.

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