No. 1

Tom 2021, Nr 1

2021, 2021

Journal

Przegląd Europejski – European Studies Quarterly

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Social sciences

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Publisher

University of Warsaw Press

Affiliation

University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland), Faculty of Political Science and International Studies

Language of publication

English, Polish, Russian

Year of publication

2021

Editor-in-chief

Guest editor

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Content
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Central Europegeopolitical regionidea of Mitteleuropaidea of Visegradconcept of Austria-Hungary legacyCENTROPEpolitical identitymultilingualism
Geopolitical concepts of Central Europe and current reality: language perspective
Bořivoj Hnízdo
14.04.2021
: far-rightright-wing partiesnationalismxenophobiaanti-immigrant sentimentsRussiaGermanyPolandcross-country analysiscomparative analysismethodology SML (social media listening)
Measuring the far-right in Europe: comparative analysis of the xenophobic and anti-immigrant sentiment in Germany, Poland and Russia
Andrey A. Kinyakin, Dmitry A. Kotov, Sergey A. Stepanov
14.04.2021
immigrantidentitycollective identityintegrationmigration policyMiddle EastEuropean UnionEU
The identity of immigrants from the Middle East as a challenge for integration with societies of the host countries
Dalzar Nashwan Salem
14.04.2021
EU countrieshealthcare systemfundingindicatortime series analysisHolt’s model
Modelling the trends of the healthcare funding in the EU countries
Nadiya Dubrovina, Russell Gerrard, Stanislav Filip, Vira Dubrovina
14.04.2021
EU budgetEuropean Union (EU)Polandanti-crisis packagesinstruments of economic reconstructionCOVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic and the European Union economy – counter-crisis instruments and implications for the EU budget and its Member States
Agnieszka Kłos, Małgorzata Dziembała
14.04.2021
COVID-19pandemiccoronavirusVisegrad Group countries (V4)VUCAEuropean Union (EU)
Visegrad countries and COVID-19: is the coronavirus pandemic a VUCA phenomenon?
Stefan Lehrner
14.04.2021
COVID-19Europecoronavirushuman rightssovereigntyrule of lawfundamental rights protectionproportionality principleprecautionary principle
Precautionary proportionality principle as an instrumental preventive measure from the COVID-19: Can European human rights survive in the state of public health emergency?
Jizeng Fan, Yuhong Wang

Content

Geopolitical concepts of Central Europe and current reality: language perspective

Measuring the far-right in Europe: comparative analysis of the xenophobic and anti-immigrant sentiment in Germany, Poland and Russia

The identity of immigrants from the Middle East as a challenge for integration with societies of the host countries

Modelling the trends of the healthcare funding in the EU countries

The COVID-19 pandemic and the European Union economy – counter-crisis instruments and implications for the EU budget and its Member States

Visegrad countries and COVID-19: is the coronavirus pandemic a VUCA phenomenon?

Precautionary proportionality principle as an instrumental preventive measure from the COVID-19: Can European human rights survive in the state of public health emergency?