... missiles in Europe should no consensus be found. But the path toward that decision was not straightforward. holger.nehring@stir.ac.uk Euromissiles: The Nuclear Weapons That Nearly Destroyed NATO , Susan   Colbourn ( Cornell University Press , 2022 ) © 2023 by The Regents...

...Raffaello Pantucci The threat of mass-casualty terrorist attacks in Europe directed by international organizations may have subsided, but the threat is in many respects now more menacing that ever. Lone-actor attacks motivated by a confused mixture of ideologies, often combined with mental health...

... controlled. © 2022 by The Regents of the University of California 2022 housing inequality social policy protests COVID-19 pandemic Europe Fierce competition for scarce housing units thus plays out within both private rental and ownership markets. Almost everywhere, the private rental...

...Holly Case Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán rails against migration from countries outside of Europe, yet he has been eager to grant citizenship to Hungarian-speakers from countries in the near abroad. Like other populist conservative leaders in the region, he promotes a fortress mentality...

...Marc David Baer A new book traces the history of the diverse Muslim population of the Balkans. Carving out legal space for itself as a religious minority in Europe, this community rode the winds of change from the age of the Ottoman and Habsburg empires through the Yugoslav era. Greble...

...Holly Case Frederick the Great, king of Prussia, was an Enlightenment philosophe as well as an absolute monarch. His writings, available in a new translation, reveal a complex character and raise questions about government and autocracy in contemporary Europe. Though fond of long walks, young...

... outside. The EU s Eastward Enlargement and the Illiberal Turn MILADA ANNA VACHUDOVA The dramatic enlargement of the European Union into Central and Eastern Europe fifteen years ago has been a great success. New and old member states alike have benefited economically from the expanded internal market...

... . . . ? Consumers Demand More in Postsocialist Bulgaria YUSON JUNG It is hard to believe that three decades have al-ready passed since the fall of the Berlin Wall. Growing up in West Germany and South Ko- rea, two frontiers of the Cold War, I remember how the news of the dramatic social changes in Eastern Europe...

... shift from widespread unemployment to labor shortages, a historic expansion in higher-education opportunities, and unprec- edented mass migration to the West. Social Policy and the New Middle Class in Central and Eastern Europe TOMASZ INGLOT The countries of Central and Eastern Europe, especially...

...Holly Case An ambitious attempt to trace the uneven progress toward liberal democracy over several centuries of European history may have drawn the wrong conclusions for dealing with today's illiberals. Holly Case book review Sheri Berman Democracy Dictatorship Europe liberal democracy...

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... immigration migration asylum United Nations employment guest workers Europe 22 New policy designs will need to have an explicit dual purpose, combining the objectives of labor migration and humanitarian protection. Most high-income countries make a strict distinction in their immigration poli-cies...

... of the University of California Julia Lynch Jonathan Hopkin financial crisis Great Recession Western Europe capitalism democracy political parties free central banks austerity populism social democrats 315 [T]he financial crisis can be best understood as the final catastrophic stage...

... expectancy suicide opioid epidemic unemployment social spending welfare austerity homelessness poverty hunger United States Affordable Care Act Europe Britain National Health Service Greece 310 [S]hort-term policy changes can have long-term effects on the health and well- being...

... , 2017 Border: A Journey to the Edge of Europe , by Kapka Kassabova Graywolf Press , 2017 © 2018 Current History. All rights reserved. 2018 The Regents of the University of California Maria Todorova book review Bulgaria Eastern Europe Kristen Ghodsee Red Hangover...

... Map © 2018 Current History. All rights reserved. 2018 The Regents of the University of California Map Europe Balearic Is. Corsica Sardinia Sicily Crete Isle of Man Hebrides Orkney Is. (Br.) Shetland Is. (Br.) Faroe Is. (Den.) Åland Is. Öland Bornholm (Den) Gotland Moscow Reykjavik...

... Chatty Syria Jordan Lebanon Turkey camps war civilians resettlement Europe United Nations High Commissioner Refugees UNHCR 337 The memory of the ties among the region s peoples under the Ottoman Empire has played a part in the kind of reception Syrians have received in their neighbor...

... Russian Revolution foreign policy Cold War Third World China United States Europe NATO anticolonialism decolonization national liberation nonaligned movement communism 258 Russia continues to be caught between a need to integrate itself into the West and a desire to maintain its...

... Travails in Postcommunist Eastern Europe RUDRA SIL The role played by the Solidarity union in weakening the communist regime in Poland, together with scenes of work- ers across Eastern Europe celebrating the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, fueled hopes that labor would play a vital role in postcommunist...

... revisionism were going to plague the region s politics for a long time. But the leadership of many countries in Eastern Europe made a point of avoiding the Yugoslav nightmare, with the encouragement of stabilization treaties brokered by the European Union. So far, at least, illiberal nationalist leaders like...