Southern Europe and the Balkans, as a region, is currently undergoing major political and social upheavals, giving Southern European and Balkan studies a particular immediacy and calling for a reconsideration of many widely held assumptions. Journal of Southern Europe and the Balkans is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal, published with the support of the Association for the Study of Southern Europe and the Balkans (ASSEB) aiming at academic analysis of the region with a comparative perspective. In an increasingly globalized world, this can involve the re-examination of historical claims and of political or economic arguments concerning the position of the region and its individual nation-states in Europe and the world. In this context, the journal will address, in a historically and theoretically informed way, the complex issues facing Southern Europe and the Balkans in the light of global developments and, in particular, European integration. Thus, the journal encourages comparative approaches and views and aims to construct an academic forum to bring together different viewpoints.New for 1999
Journal of Southern Europe and
the Balkans
EDITOR
Vassilis Fouskas, University of Hertfordshire, UK
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Milena Mahon, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, UK
REVIEWS EDITOR
Ilaria Favretto, St Antony's College, University of Oxford, UK
EDITORIAL BOARD
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC BOARD
Abstracting and Indexing Services
Journal of Southern Europe and the Balkans is noted in International Political Science Abstracts
Subscriptions
Volume 1, 1999, 2 issues. ISSN 1461-3190Institutional rate: £84.00; North America, US$134.00
Personal rate: £28.00; North America, US$48.00