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51. Theorizing the otherness of Southeastern Europe in British travel narratives: Orientalism, Balkanism or other?Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
52. Celebration of national days in Turkey as a new form of protestJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
53. Populism, fear, and the construction of the enemy: a thematic analysis of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s 2023 election campaignJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
54. Securitization of human rights in BulgariaJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
55. Knowing better: conspiratorial wellness, national bodies, and global plots in Turkish popular mediaJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
56. Serbian nationalist discourse and the “ethnic cleansing” of Serbs in KosovoJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
57. From anti-gender discourse to homonegative values: the case of TurkeyJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
58. Discourse, power and paternalism: a critical discourse analysis of EU reports on brain drain in the Western BalkansJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
59. Presidential decrees as instruments of autocratization: the case of Turkey’s institutional transformationJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
60. Leash-slipping, not leash-cutting: Türkiye’s BRICS bid and the search for autonomy within the transatlantic hierarchyJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
61. Mechanisms of privilege: private foundations’ tax-exemption in Turkey (1967–2022)Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
62. Macroeconomics of greening Turkish agriculture: a general equilibrium analysis of input rationalization policiesJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2026
63. Dancing along with the party? party-cues and attitudes towards the EU unification in MontenegroJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
64. Persuasive appeals, thematic content, and affordances on TikTok: evidence from the 2023 Turkey presidential electionsJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
65. Experimentalist governance at work: insights from the EU’s instrument for pre-accession in Turkey’s renewable energy and energy efficiency sectorsJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
66. Opposition’s paradox of victory: electoral success and authoritarian retrenchment in TurkeyJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
67. The impact of health on voting intent among youth in nine Southeast European countries: a mediation analysis on the role of political trustJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
68. The politics of gratitude versus defiance: failed emancipatory defiance and the restoration of asymmetric deference roles in Northern CyprusJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
69. Populist patterns in post-conflict settlement: leadership discursive strategies in the Serbia-Kosovo status disputeJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
70. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Macedonian struggle (1903–1908) convergences and divergences within the Dual AllianceJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
71. There’s strength in networks: the external incentives model and informality in South-Eastern EuropeJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
72. Liberal norm contestation in the periphery: assessing Türkiye’s shifting peacemaking approach in CyprusJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
73. Aviation diplomacy: Qatar Airways in the South CaucasusJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
74. Political agency in antagonistic contexts: Turkey and the politics of disasterJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
75. Regional migration governance and the selective framing of norms: a comparative analysis of BSEC and SEECPJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
76. Greek parties’ stances on climate change: revisiting EuropeanizationJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
77. Populist foreign policy: cases of Argentina, Colombia, Türkiye, and VenezuelaJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
78. Securitization and digital diplomacy: Zelenskyy’s ‘security-tweet’ during the Russia-Ukraine warJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
79. A difficult change: norm contestation in multiple veto player settingsJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
80. Contesting the EU? China’s engagement with Türkiye and the Western BalkansJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
81. Europeanization and urban transformation in Southeast Europe: introductionJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
82. Reconnecting divided urban spaces through cross-border cooperation in the Bulgarian-Greek borderlandJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
83. Imperial nostalgia in the era of post-socialist urban changeJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
84. The limits of EU liberal norm diffusion: a quest for ‘better democracy’?Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
85. Roma rights in Turkey: De- europeanization as a form of contestationJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
86. Volatile party systems and electoral reforms: a comparative analysis of Lithuanian and Turkish reformsJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
87. Unpacking normative power Europe: European Union’s promotion of climate change norms in TürkiyeJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
88. Personalization of the electoral system and political parties: lessons from Kosovo and Bosnia and HerzegovinaJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
89. Turkish civil society, normative power Europe, and appeals to restore the EU’s transformative powerJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
90. Politicizing enlargement in times of uncertainty: ’the curious case’ of blocking and un-blocking decisions on Albania and North Macedonia’s EU pathJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
91. Geopolitical continuity? An analysis of the Turkish Straits and Russian ambitionsJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
92. Contesting the norm contester: responses to Turkey’s withdrawal from the Istanbul ConventionJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
93. Contesting the EU from below? Migration governance and civil society struggles for rights in EU- Turkey relationsJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
94. Global politics and Turkey’s democratic backslidingJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
95. State-building and the recognition of a right to statehood: international involvement in post-1999 KosovoJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
96. Assessing the determinants of multi-layered dimensions of energy poverty in Bosnia and Herzegovina: challenges and pathways forwardJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
97. Far from the inner sanctum of Europe due to the legacies of the past: the use of analogy in the discourse on EU enlargement in the Western BalkansJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
98. When tension borders aggression: Turkey, the European Union, and the politics of interdependenceJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
99. Memorial essay Feroz Ahmad’s contribution to Turkish studiesJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025
100. The perception of volunteering in Türkiye: socio-cultural factors and structural-institutional continuitiesJournal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies · 2025