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Mitrendu Narayan Roy,Siddhartha Sankar Sahaes a new role in the globalization process; several authors explicitly refute the notion that the regime changes accelerated the region‘s globalization, arguing instead that these changes only altered the nature of the region‘s globalization.

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Sian Moore,Sonia McKay,Sarah Vealeing globalization of the world at large, as well as by rapid technological change, such as the spread of new information and communication technologies. From the 1970s onwards, the region also experienced internal divergence: the international openness of Poland and Hungary increased more significan

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,Sicherheitstechnische Kenngrößen,ld not compensate for their limited links with the West. Instead of ‘alternative’, the terms ‘fragmented’, ‘selective’, and ‘uneven’ appear more valid for conceptualizing state socialist globalization. Focusing on these features of globalization in state socialist East Central Europe can bridge the

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,Die Burgenpolitik der Staufer im Elsaß,y introduced terms like ‘alternative globalization’ and ‘socialist protoglobalization’ for understanding state socialist globalization. In doing so, the study strikes a balance between traditional and new mainstream interpretations. It acknowledges that East Central European societies experienced si

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Reconsidering Cross-Border Interactions: Balancing the Scales,ing globalization of the world at large, as well as by rapid technological change, such as the spread of new information and communication technologies. From the 1970s onwards, the region also experienced internal divergence: the international openness of Poland and Hungary increased more significan

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The Role of 1989: Dedramatization at Its Extreme?,tercontinental journeys. East Central Europe emerged as an important hub and destination within the international migration network, even though in terms of migration, globalization in the region after the regime changes was significantly less dynamic, especially when compared to other aspects of gl

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Conclusions: Limitations of the Old and New Mainstream Narratives,y introduced terms like ‘alternative globalization’ and ‘socialist protoglobalization’ for understanding state socialist globalization. In doing so, the study strikes a balance between traditional and new mainstream interpretations. It acknowledges that East Central European societies experienced si