Central European Political Science Review Winter 2003. [antikvár]

INTRODUCTION The 14th issue of the Central European Political Science Review treats the topic of European Enlargement and Cleavages in Central Europe. Our aim is to examine from many angles the relationship between the European enlargement process and the cleavages in the political life, and the regulations of the conflicts in different part of Central Europe. The No. 14 of CEPSR contains both theoretical and empirical articles as well as international comparative and case studies. Aiming at giving a complex picture, we selected studies from several different countries of the Central Europe. We publish papers of internationally good standing authors. Besides we certainly promote young talented researchers in publishing their scientific work. The main reason for publishing the CEPSR is to serve and to enhance Central-Europe, to broaden and to spread the thoughts of Central-Europeanism. The emails of the readers point to the fact that during the last four years the Central European Political Science Review established its professional reputation among the scholars of social sciences. Our aim is to publish in the Central European Political Science Review those political science articles that analyze Central European events, issues and politics. We also welcome conference reports call for papers and book reviews for publication, which focus on Central Europe of have message for the region. For this way CEPSR can contribute to the strengthening of the relationship, understanding and exchange of information between the researchers and intellectuals of our Central European region. The Editor