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| Emil Giatzidis
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| The Challenge of Organized Crime in the Balkans and the Political and Economic Implications |
| Pages: 327-351 |
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| Bernd Rechel
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| State Control of Minorities in Bulgaria |
| Pages: 352-370 |
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| Nevena Nancheva
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| What are Norms Good for? Ethnic Minorities on Bulgaria's Way to Europe |
| Pages: 371-395 |
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| Nikolay Kaveshnikov
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| The European Union in the Russian Press |
| Pages: 396-424 |
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| Giorgos Charalambous
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| The Strongest Communists in Europe: Accounting for AKEL's Electoral Success |
| Pages: 425-456 |
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| [Film Review by Michael Urban] |
| Tania Rakhmanova
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| How Putin Came to Power and The Democratic Revolutionary Handbook |
| Pages: 457-460 |
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| David Lane
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| Post-Communist States and the European Union |
| Pages: 461-477 |
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| Martin Dangerfield
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| The European Union and Post-Communist Europe: One Approach or Several? |
| Pages: 478-500 |
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| Ireneusz Pawel Karolewski
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| Constitutionalization of the European Union as a Response to the Eastern Enlargement: Functions versus Power |
| Pages: 501-524 |
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| Geoffrey Pridham
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| Political Elites, Domestic Politics and Democratic Convergence with the European Union: The Case of Romania during Accession |
| Pages: 525-547 |
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| Adam Szymanski
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| The Position of Polisch Political Elites on Future EU Enlargement |
| Pages: 548-560 |
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| Sedef Eylemer and Ilkay Tas
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| Pro-EU and Eurosceptic Circles in Tukey |
| Page: 561 |
