Foreign Policy Review 2024/1
Hungary in/and the Western Balkans
Publisher: Dorina Molnár
Editor: Julianna Ármás, Ferenc Németh
ISSN 1588-7855 (Print)
ISSN 2064-9428 (Online)
Contents
HUNGARY IN/AND THE WESTERN BALKANS: PAST AND PRESENT
- Péter Pál Kránitz: Hungarian Orientalism and the ‘European East’ in the Dual Monarchy Period – The Balkans, Hungary’s ‘Civilizing Mission’, and the Case of the Annexation Crisis
- Zsuzsa Beszteri – László Domján – László Dux – Gellért Tamás Horváth – Ferenc Kékesi – István Lakatos – Zoltán Márky – Péter Mocsáry – Csaba Rada – Csaba Törő: The Contribution of the Network of Hungarian Senior Advisors to the EU Integration Process of WB Countries
- Paul Persaud: From the Eastern Strategy to the Eastern Opening: Examining the Impact of Hungarian Military Diplomacy in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo
- Mehdi Sejdiu: Hungary and Kosovo, a Cautiously Active Relationship
BRIDGING CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES: HUNGARY’S STRATEGIC ENGAGEMENT WITH THE WESTERN BALKANS
- Dmitry Erokhin: Economic Dynamics: Hungary and the Western Balkans
- Csaba Máté Lovász: The Evolution of Hungarian Cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions in the Western Balkans at the Beginning of the 21st Century
- Kitti Pásztor: Energizing Relations: Deepening Energy Cooperation between Hungary and the Western Balkans
- Meszár Tárik – Árpád Párducz: Securing the Southern Border: Hungary’s Migration Policy in Relation to the Western Balkans