The rise and fall of communism in Sarawak, 1940-1990 / by Porritt, Vernon L., 1926-

Kazharski, A.: Central Europe Thirty Years after the Fall of Communism. A return to a Margin? by Gela Merabishvili

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The prison chaplain as a part of penitentiary care? Transformation of the Czech prison system after the fall of communism by Váně Jan, Dirga Lukáš

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A Brief Inquiry into the Evolution of Inflation during the Fall of Communism, Global Financial Crisis (2008-2009) and COVID-19 Pandemic by Elena-Aura GRIGORESCU, Dimitrie-Daniel PLACINTA, Florin-Valeriu PANTELIMON, Bogdan-Stefan POSEDARU, Andrei BOBOCEA, Corina-Marina MIREA

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The transition paradigm versus integration in the context of political transformation of the Balkan countries by Veton Latifi

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The Illegal Migration of Romanians in 1989. Socio-Demographic Aspects by Ilarion Ţiu

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The Emergence of Independent Theatre in the Romanian Postcommunist Society by Anda Cadariu

Subjects: “…romanian independent theatre; the fall of communism; theatre and society; contemporary performing arts…”
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Red Dawn – the final episode of the Cold war by Ivan Kovačević, Vladimir Ribić

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UNE IMAGE PALIMPSESTE DE DECEMBRE 1989 by Ruxandra CESEREANU

Subjects: “…Romania, December 1989, fall of Communism, flag, revolution, mythopolitics, Peter Turnley (author of photo).…”
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Ko sta srp in kladivo izgubila moč : razkroj sovjetskega satelitskega sistema in demokratizacija srednje in vzhodne Evrope by Aleš Maver

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Nicolae Ceaușescu and Polish „Solidarity” (Solidarność) by Ilarion Ţiu

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Mihai Dragnea, Joseph Fitsanakis, Darko Trifunovic, John M. Nomikos, Vasko Stamevski, Adriana Cupcea (eds.), Aspects of Islamic Radicalization in the Balkans after the Fall of Communism, Peter Lang Publishing Inc., New York, 2023, 282p. by presented by Mihaela TEODOR

“…The second volume of the series, Aspects of Islamic Radicalization in the Balkans after the Fall of Communism, was published in September 2023. The volume explores, as editors state in the volume presentation from the Peter Lang website, “the channels through which Islamic fundamentalism has spread among Muslims in the Balkans since the early 1990s” (https://www.peterlang.com/document/1307454).…”
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The payment of external loan, the last Ceausescu’s grandiose project by Ilarion Ţiu

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Ceauşescu and rural systematization problem by Ilarion Ţiu

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March 1989: The six communist seniors protest against the Ceaușescu’s dictatorship by Ilarion Ţiu

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Mircea Răceanu, the last person sentenced to death in Communist Romania by Ilarion Ţiu

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Miejsce animacji kulturalnej w działalności polskich i rosyjskich lokalnych ośrodków kultury po przełomie ustrojowym (na wybranych przykładach) by Victoria Dunaeva

“… The place of cultural animation in the activity of Polish and Russian local institutions of culture after the fall of communism (selected examples) The main objective of this article is to explore and compare the role of cultural animation in the activity of local institutions of culture in Poland and Russia after the fall of communism. …”
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Restitution of Property and Religious Discrimination in Eastern Europe by Maria Riegger

“…The article discusses disputes over property rights and titles since the fall of communism, focusing on how these have been closely interconnected with the religious background and history of diferent ethnic groups.…”
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Old values for new times: Svetislav Stefanović, once and nowadays by Milosavljević Olivera

“…After the fall of communism and the collapse of Yugoslavia, the ” new” Serbian elite made a demarcation towards the former state in all aspects, including its interpretation of the past. …”
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Web 2.0 et la politique au féminin en Roumanie postcommuniste by Daniela Rovenţa-Frumuşani, Alexandra Irimescu

“…Starting from the hypothesis of a legitimacy deficit for women in the post-communist Romanian public space, the authors seek to determine whether, since the fall of communism (1990) and with the emergence of new campaign tools (social networks), women politicians opt to “do politics differently” or, on the contrary, adopt the same approaches and strategies as their male counterparts (play the “boys’ game”). …”
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