Editorial Introduction

• Grzegorz Piotrowski :
  What are Eastern European Social Movements and How to Study Them?4-15en [319.20 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0010

Special Issue

• Ágnes Gagyi :
  Social Movement Studies for East Central Europe? The Challenge of a Time-Space Bias on Postwar Western Societies16-36en [364.71 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0020

• Elżbieta Ciżewska-Martyńska :
  The Meaning of the 1980s’ Anti-Politics’ Legacy within the Contemporary East-Central European Civil Societies37-58en [480.76 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0030

• Nóra Anna Lantos ,
  Anna Kende :
  From the Same Starting Points to Moderate versus Radical Solutions. Hungarian Case Study on the Political Socialization of Young LMP and Jobbik Party Political Activists59-80en [311.97 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0040

• Rudolf Tamás Metz :
  Movement Entrepreneurship of an Incumbent Party. The Story of the Hungarian Incumbent Party Fidesz and the Civil Cooperation Forum81-100en [446.05 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0050

• Dániel Mikecz :
  Changing movements, evolving parties: the partyoriented structure of the Hungarian radical right and alternative movement101-119en [433.72 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0060

• Olga Lavrinenko :
  Protests Against Fraudulent Elections in Belarus as Emancipation of the Parallel Civil Society120-139en [348.29 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0070

Research Note

• Oksana Dutchak :
  Unite or Fall: Labor Protests in Ukraine in the Face of the Crises140-157en [382.49 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0080

Book Reviews

• Juliane Stein-Zalai :
  Cramme, Olaf and Sara B. Hobolt (2015) (eds) Democratic Politics in a European Union under Stress158-161en [136.38 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0090

• Gábor Tamás Molnár :
  Sebők, Miklós. Hatalom szabályok nélkül Kormány és törvényhozás viszonya pénzügyi válság idején (Power without Rules - Executive and Legislative Relations in Times of Financial Crisis)162-165en [198.53 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00003-0100