1st Edition
Civil Society and Social Capital in Post-Communist Eastern Europe
Terry Cox, ‘Transformation, Post-socialist Legacies and the Problem of Civil Society’. Newly written introductory article (10,000 words approx).
Martin Aberg, 'Putnam's Social Capital Theory Goes East: A Case Study of Western Ukraine and L'viv', that we published in volume 52, no.2, 2000, pp.295-317.
Babken Babajanian, 'Social Capital and Community Participation in Post-Soviet Armenia: Implications for Policy and Practice', originally published in volume 60, no.8, 2008, pp.1299-1319.
Kathleen Dowley and Brian Silver, 'Social Capital Ethnicity and Support for Democracy in Post-Communist States', originally published in volume 54, no.2, 2002, pp.505-527.
Tsveta Petrova, 'Citizen Participation in Local Governance in Eastern Europe:Rediscovering a Strength of Civil Society in the Post-Socialist World', originally published in volume 63, no.5, 2011, pp.757-787.
Anders Uhlin, 'The Structure and Culture of Post-Communist Civil Society in Latvia', originally published in volume 62, no.5, 2010, pp.829-852.
Sean Hanley, 'The Development of Pensioners' Interest Organisations in Central and Eastern Europe: A Comparison of the Czech and Slovene Cases', originally published in vol.65, no.1, 2013, pp.45-74.
Paul Kubicek, 'Civil Society, Trade Unions and Post-Soviet Democratisation: Evidence from Russia and Ukraine', originally published in volume 54, no.4, 2002, pp.603-624.
Markku Lonkila, 'Driving at Democracy in Russia: Protest Activities of St Petersburg Car Drivers' Associations', originally published in volume 63, no.2, 2011, pp.1125-1149.
Jo Crotty, 'Making a Difference? NGOs and Civil Society Development in Russia', originally published in volume 61, no.1, 2009. pp.85-108.
Biography
Terry Cox is Professor of Central and East European Studies at the University of Glasgow, UK, and Editor of the journal Europe-Asia Studies. His recent research has focused on the politics and sociology of post-communist transformations in East Central Europe, including work on civil society and the politics of interest representation.
