Editorial Introduction

• Eszter Bartha ,
  Gábor Erőss :
  Fortress, Colony or Interpreter? Reviewing Our Peers4-11en [201.52 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0010

Special Issue

• Júlia Szalai :
  Disquieted Relations: West Meeting East in Contemporary Sociological Research12-37en [271.50 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0020

• Madina Tlostanova :
  Can the Post-Soviet Think? On Coloniality of Knowledge, External Imperial and Double Colonial Difference38-58en [321.89 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0030

• Ágnes Gagyi :
  A Moment of Political Critique by Reform Economists in Late Socialist Hungary: ‘Change and Reform’ and the Financial Research Institute in Context59-79en [361.34 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0040

• Norbert Petrovici :
  Framing Criticism and Knowledge Production in Semiperipheries - Post-socialism Unpacked80-102en [511.60 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0050

Research Note

• György Szerbhorváth :
  Who’s The Star Of The Show? On the Advantages and Disadvantages of and the Relationships between Sociography, Sociology and Literature100-112en [312.26 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0060

Interview

• Judit Durst :
  Lost Mission or Interdisciplinary Realignment? The plight of sociology and the role of the sociologist from the (semi-)periphery : interview with Zsuzsa Ferge, Miklós Hadas and Iván Szelényi113-133en [326.17 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0070

• Máté Zombory :
  Sociology and Beyond134-145en [274.96 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0080

Article

• András Schweitzer :
  The Contemporary Relevance of István Bibó’s Theoretical Framework for Analyzing and Settling Territorial and State-Formation Conflicts146-167en [350.74 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0090

Book Reviews

• Bence Kováts :
  Bohle, Dorothee & Greskovits, Béla. Capitalist Diversity on Europe's Periphery168-172en [113.25 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0100

• Kata Ámon :
  Hrzenjak, Majda (ed.). Politics of Care173-176en [59.99 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00002-0110