New Europe College

Recent papers from New Europe College

1. Women’s digital grassroots in Hungary: new possibilities and limitations under illiberal ruleFeminist Media Studies · 2026
2. A bleak future for ethics. Paleogenomics and the fate of human remains in the age of biocapitalWorld Archaeology · 2026
3. Hierarchies of Desirable Demise: Cholera and (In)Glorious Death in Romania’s Bloodless Balkan War, 1913The English Historical Review · 2026
4. Geostrategic “inbetweenness” as a (mis)fortune of Eastern European neighbours of Russia and the European UnionEuropean Security · 2025
5. The Politics of Bacteriology: Epidemics, Medicine and Scientific Racism in Romania, 1880–1914East Central Europe · 2025
6. On the Behavior of the Generalized Alignment Index (GALI) Method for Dissipative SystemsInternational Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos · 2025
7. How the European Union Failed to Prevent the Ukraine ConflictPublic humanities. · 2025
8. EU external differentiated integration in aviation and trade: what drives Southern neighbours?West European Politics · 2024
9. Understanding EU's securitization of the neighborhood: frame alignment and projection on partner countriesEuropean Politics and Society · 2024
10. Suitcase Europeanization: the urban transformation of Northern Greece through the Gastarbeiter migration and return (1960-1981)Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2024
11. The “veins and arteries of the country”The Journal of Transport History · 2024
12. Designing a Platform for Flexible and Performant Virtual Routers on Commodity Hardware.2024
13. Taming Transylvania: Paramilitaries Building State and Peace after World War IEast European Politics and Societies and Cultures · 2023
14. The “Is” at Home, the “Ought” Abroad: Self-Comparison as Self-Criticism and the Transylvanian Model in Early Twentieth-Century RomaniaComparative Studies in Society and History · 2023
15. ‘In this country, women are also soldiers’: interrelations between age and gender in the women’s section of the Romanian Legionary MovementEuropean Review of History Revue européenne d histoire · 2023
16. “Commercial and political needs demand the establishment of a Black Sea port”: Infrastructure development, opportunities and anxieties in an Eastern European periphery (1860s–1870s)The Journal of Transport History · 2023
17. Fascist Claims to Sovereign Power: Law, Politics and the Romanian Legionary MovementContemporary European History · 2023
18. The Art of Political RepresentationAesthetic Investigations · 2023
19. Improving Key Human Features for Pose Transfer2021
20. The Lords of War: violence, governance and nation-building in north-western GreeceEuropean Review of History Revue européenne d histoire · 2020