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Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs) is the contemporary collective name given to the region between Western Europe and Russia, from the Baltic to the Black Seas. It encompasses the core Visegrad states of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland...

Central Europe, sometimes called East-Central Europe, is more of a concept than a geographical term. Consensually, whatever it is called, it includes primarily the ‘big three’ former communist European countries—Poland, Hungary and...

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Although the countries of Central Europe (CE) have a long tradition of critical reflection on science and technology, this tradition was severely curtailed from World War II to the end of the Cold War. Only since the early 1990s have discussions...

Central Europe is the region lying between the variously and vaguely defined areas of Eastern and Western Europe. In addition, Northern, Southern and Southeastern Europe may variously delimit or overlap into Central Europe. The term has come back into...

AWW II epic puts Shostakovich in a bizarre love triangle EUROPECENTRAL WilliamT.Vollmann Viking, 811 pp., $39.95 TOMB READER Since the politico-insecticide of 1987's You Bright and Risen Angels, whether Dostoyevskifying the detective novel or offering boundless books-of-Genesis, William T. Vollmann has...

The break-up of cold-war blocks, the varied pace of change in the post- communist world, and the growing fluidity within the European Union make it impossible to stick place-labels on what was once a more easily definable area. A good thing too ...

It took years for Andrzej Solyga to muster the courage to invest in mutual funds.But in June 2007, at the urging of a friend, the Polish sculptor invested 200,000 zlotys ($82,000) in a fund that had been earning rich returns of 50 percent a year,...