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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Vol. 8 No. 1 (2022): Research Papers

Published: 2022-04-09

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Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics

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Bulgaria and Slovenia Protest Event Dataset (2009-2017) Protest cycles and protest patterns in Southeast Europe

Determinants of willingness to help Evidence from a survey experiment

Some thoughts on civic education Lessons from the international literature

Problem students, problem classes Polarization, differentiation and language about disruptive student behaviour in Hungarian primary schools

Gender differences in popularity discourses Results from an ethnically diverse Hungarian primary school sample

Only ! know my gender The individualist turn in gender theory and politics, and the right-wing opposition

The dynamics of ‘First Lady public diplomacy’

Non-compulsory compliance with the EU Implementation of European Semester recommendations in the Visegrad countries

Constitutional or ethnocultural? National identity as a European legal concept

Review Essay

Constitutional restoration in hybrid regimes The case of Hungary and beyond

Discussion Note

On (missing) critical distance and (involuntary) alliances A warning about the reproduction of far-right ideologies in academic papers

Data Note

The European Government-Opposition Voter (EGOV) Data Set Data on the government-opposition status of European voters and party identifiers

Book Reviews

Marginalised lives, central topics Hann, C. & Parry, J. (Eds.) (2018). Industrial labor on the margins of capitalism: Precarity, class and the neoliberal subject. Berghahn

‘All that custom has divided’ Ryder, A. (2020). Britain and Europe at a Crossroads: The Politics of Anxiety and Transformation. Bristol University Press

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