The Electronic Journal of Central European Studies in Japan

The Electronic Journal of Central European Studies in Japan
Inaugural Issue December 2015

[1] On Launching the Electronic Journal of Central European Studies in Japan

Nobuhiro Shiba

Research Papers

[2] Benevolent Societies of Jewish Hungarian Immigrants in New York City (1880-1950): an Example of Social Integration

Aniko Prepuk

[3] Exploring the Origins of Japanese-Yugoslav Relations during World War I: the Case of Yugoslav POWs in Japan

Bostjan Bertalanic

[4] On the 70th Anniversary of the End of World War II: What Can Northeast Asian Nations Learn from the European Example of Historical Reconciliation?

Andrew Horvat

[5] Church-State Relations since Hungary's Entry into the European Union: the Historical Background of Act CCVI of 2008

Takaki Iio

Papers Presented at the Second V4+Japan Student Conference 10 February, 2015

[6] Writing an Autobiographical Novel in order to Expose Internalized Racism: an Analysis of Mizumura Minae's Shishosetsu from left to right

Miho Tajima

[7] The Position of Immigrants: Belonging, National Consciousness, National and Individual Identity

Andrea Boor

[8] Common Features of Hate Speech in Hungary and Japan

Eszter Kiss

[9] How to Harmonize Relations between Groups of People in an Era of Globalization? An Overview of Intergroup Contact Theory

Stanislava Kovacova

[10] Visegrad Group Sustainable Development: Learning from the Past, Looking to the Future

Katarzyna Negacz

[11] Imagined Map of National and Cultural Identity: Deterritorialization, Reterritorialization and Village Signs in Hungarian Villages in South Slovakia

Gabor Olah

[12] The importance of effective cross-cultural communication explained on the example of Slovakia and Generation Y

Veronika Vagnerova