Eurázsia Szemle

Eurázsia Szemle is the principal outlet for scholarly articles on Eurasia in Hungary, embracing a wide range of academic disciplines in the humanities, social sciences, and economics. Accredited by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and edited at John von Neumann University’s Eurasia Center, the journal covers all aspects of Eurasia Studies, from emphasis on theory formulation to empirical research. As a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary journal, it publishes original research findings, critical literature reviews, case studies, commentaries, and book reviews.

The strategic latitude of every state actor within the contemporary international system—as well as their ability to assert and safeguard their interests—is fundamentally shaped by the extent and quality of their adaptation to three key and increasingly rapid Eurasian trends. The first of these is the growing tension between economic integration and security fragmentation. The second is the rising visibility, acceptance, membership, and influence of pan-(Eur)Asian ideas, agreements, and institutions—developments that are less influenced by external powers. The third—and arguably most significant trend at the level of national strategic planning—is the renewed interconnection of Eurasia’s various subregions into a more integrated strategic and economic space. In light of these dynamics, the Eurasia Center places particular emphasis on recent research findings related to developments within the Eurasian region and provides a forum for their dissemination through Eurázsia Szemle.