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Instytucjonalne formy wspierania rozwoju
spółdzielni socjalnych

Instytucjonalne formy wspierania rozwoju spółdzielni socjalnych

Author(s): Marta Kawa,Maria Grzybek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 54/2018

The purpose of this article is to identify institutional support for the development of social co--operatives. In the case of social co-operatives, internal co-operative institutionalization is important,as well as external institutional support. Establishing a social cooperative creates opportunities for professionaland social activation. This is a chance for people who have little chance of finding a job andare often socially excluded because of their situation. Among social enterprises social cooperatives aredistinguished by a wide range of possibilities for obtaining financial resources. Co-operative founders may receive financial support to start work from the Labor Fund, the European Social Fund, and receivetax exemptions. The social co-operative can also carry out public benefit activities and thus applyfor public funds, which is impossible for some social enterprises. From the conducted research amongsocial cooperatives operating in the province Podkarpackie shows that the most important institutionswith which social cooperatives cooperate are Social Economy Support Centers, Labor Offices, non--governmental organizations and local governments. The main forms of financial support that cooperativeshave benefited from are reimbursement of social security contributions and preferential loans.Teamwork in a social co-operative and perseverance in pursuit of the goal, as well as compliance withcertain ethical norms and principles, and enforcement of rights and obligations, give optimum resultsin the long run. That is why institutional support is important both financially as well as advisory andtraining in the long run. Institutional forms of supporting the development of social co-operatives havea significant impact on their functioning.

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Формирование экономической безопасности предприятий железнодорожного транспорта Украины в условиях реформирования отрасли

Формирование экономической безопасности предприятий железнодорожного транспорта Украины в условиях реформирования отрасли

Author(s): Ivan Rekun / Language(s): Russian Issue: 54/2018

The article presents the author’s reflections on the approach to economic security of railwaytransport enterprises of Ukraine in the conditions of reforming the industry. The author notes thatthe state should provide appropriate economic policy to guarantee transport enterprises of Ukrainedevelopment because it is income what guarantees development and safety more than limits ina modern, knowledge-based economy. The attention is focused on economic limitations in transportenterprises security because in a globalized world the most important factor is a competitiveadvantage.

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Klastry jako stymulatory rozwoju regionalnego2

Klastry jako stymulatory rozwoju regionalnego2

Author(s): Arkadiusz Tuziak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 54/2018

The purpose of this article is to show the role of clusters in the development of the region. Referringto the subject literature, three aspects of the regional dimension of the pro-development functionof clusters have been analyzed. The first part of the article characterizes clustering factors andmechanisms. The focus on both the endogenous and exogenous factors determining the process, atthe same time emphasizing their interpenetration and complementarity leading to formation of theintegrated Cooperative-competitive cluster structure at the level of the region. The second part presentsthe conditions for the efficient functioning of clusters, underlining the decisive importance of relations between the main regional economic actors of the network, it is the private and public sectors. In thethird part of the article the pro-development impact of clusters on the regional level was analyzed. Thebenefits in terms of increasing productivity and innovation capacity for companies or sectors withinthe cluster, as well as to generate pulses to an incentives for creating new businesses in the region, havebeen outlined. At the conclusion of the article – referring to the classical approach of entrepreneurship- it shows the stimulating effect of clusters on the development of the region through a brief analysis oftheir role in the implementation of the role of regional entrepreneurship. In the dimension of practicalimplications and characteristics performed analysis indicated the main directions and spheres of actionof public authorities regarding the implementation of regional policy supporting the creation anddevelopment of clusters.

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Rolnicy i przedsiębiorcy – indywidualne działanie
i dwie drogi rozwoju

Rolnicy i przedsiębiorcy – indywidualne działanie i dwie drogi rozwoju

Author(s): Elżbieta Szczygieł,Teresa Piecuch / Language(s): Polish Issue: 54/2018

The subject of the article is an income utility of farmers and entrepreneurs households. It presentsthe results of non-identified data from households` budget survey conducted by Central StatisticalOffice. The aim of this article is to compare the individual activity of households in the economicdimension related to income and directions of its distribution, on this basis to conclude about possiblesimilarity and assumed differences in the way of development of these two types of farms. The resultswere treated into statistical analysis covering estimation of the parameters of the utility function ofincome based on B.M.S van Praag model with fit to a log-normal distribution. The results confirmedthe assumed hypothesis of various ways of households’ development.

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Znaczenie Agencji Nieruchomości Rolnych
w obrocie ziemią rolną i kształtowaniu
konkurencyjności polskiego rolnictwa

Znaczenie Agencji Nieruchomości Rolnych w obrocie ziemią rolną i kształtowaniu konkurencyjności polskiego rolnictwa

Author(s): Bożena Karwat-Woźniak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 54/2018

The Agricultural Property Agency pursues activities related to the management of state property,resulting from agricultural policy. Given the regulations of the Act on shaping the agricultural system,it is an institution which was assigned a leading role in trading in land and consequently in creating thedevelopment of agriculture. Therefore, the role of the Agency in the creation and functioning of theagricultural land market, in the improvement of agricultural structures, was examined. The analysiswas twofold and covered: the impact of the Agency’s activities on transformations of the area structureresulting from the development of State Treasury land and from the Act on shaping the agriculturalsystem. Conclusions were drawn based on the Agency’s activity reports and the literature. The resultsreveal the Agency’s positive contribution to the creation of the agricultural land market and the improvementof the area structure. This impact was noted in areas abundant in Treasury land. Pursuant to theAct on shaping the agricultural system, the Agency was authorised in 2003 to supervise private landtrading. State intervention restricts the freedom of private land trading, but gives the opportunity tointervene in land sales. The Agency may thus contribute to reducing agricultural development barriersalso in areas where state land is scarce and where farms’ area is highly fragmented. This contributionshould be deemed to be small so far. This is due to forms of transferring property rights, practical principlesfor enforcing statutory provisions.

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Czy możliwe jest przezwyciężenie
problemu marnotrawstwa żywności?

Czy możliwe jest przezwyciężenie problemu marnotrawstwa żywności?

Author(s): Agnieszka Marszałek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 54/2018

The purpose of this article is to discuss the problem of food loss, which has now reached sucha high level that we can speak of its global character. Food loss and waste occur at most stages of thefood supply chain. According to the FAO report, every year ca. 1.3 billion tons of food are lost or wastedworldwide. This problem also affects Poland, where about 9 million tons of food are wasted everyyear. It is a peculiar paradox that, at the same time, a large part of the global population either livesbelow the poverty line and has limited access to food or suffers from climate-related food shortages.Wasting food implies only negative effects, which can be analyzed in three main categories: environmental,economic and social.Due to the large scale of food loss and waste at both global, European and national levels, numerousinitiatives and projects are undertaken to tackle this problem. In-depth understanding of whyfood loss occurs might make it possible to limit it in the future. One way to prevent food spoilage isto donate any unused and leftover food for social purposes. Food Banks play an important role in theprocess of acquiring non-commercial food products for the poor. Moreover, initiatives aimed at raisingpublic awareness and striving to reduce consumerism are important. Reducing food loss throughoutthe food supply chain as well as ensuring sustainable consumer choices, as recommended by FAO andWHO, will contribute to improving food and ecological security.

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O potrzebie konsolidacji systemu bezpieczeństwa
żywności w Polsce

O potrzebie konsolidacji systemu bezpieczeństwa żywności w Polsce

Author(s): Natalia Maruszewska,Małgorzata Miśniakiewicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 54/2018

Consumers’ awareness and demands on food safety and health protection constantly grow. Consequently,the aim of the official food control system should be to provide consumers with safe foodof the highest quality. Nowadays six different inspections in different scope supervise external controlon food safety in Poland. This structure is criticized for overlapping the competencies of individualinstitutions and the crossing of controls, which also constitutes an inconvenience for food producers.There is a need for changes in this field. In July 2016 work on the Draft Law on the State Inspection ofFood Safety was commenced, which is supposed to result in the consolidation of the control and monitoringprocesses of the existing bodies. State Inspection of Food Safety would start operating from thebeginning of 2018. The article discusses the assumptions of this project, underlines the need for a unified,integrated system of food safety and quality control, especially since such changes have alreadyoccurred in almost all EU Member States. The tasks of the planned central unit and the controversiessurrounding it were presented. Their careful analysis and resolution of ambiguity is intended to refinethe project. Planned changes will certainly help to focus full-on-field supervision in the context of oneunit’s tasks, thereby avoiding competing disputes. It will also be important to strengthen the districtlevel of inspection, which will facilitate the planning of inspection activities.

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Polityka narodowościowa na Śląsku Opolskim w latach 1945–1960. Założenia – stan badań – fazy

Polityka narodowościowa na Śląsku Opolskim w latach 1945–1960. Założenia – stan badań – fazy

Author(s): Bernard Linek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

This article combines three elements connected to Polish nationality politics in Opolian Silesia (understood as the former German district of Opole) in the years 1945–1960. The first section concentrates on a presentation of Polish ideological and political assumptions stemming from the idea of Piast Poland which proclaimed the eternal attachment of these territories to Poland and which was also based on the belief in the Polish character of the native populace and the lack of any effect of German influence on this group. The second section analyses the state of research on this problem in Poland and Germany underlining its sensitivity to both political history (especially dur-ing the period of communist Poland) and the memory of various communities (post 1989, this region found itself under pressure from regional collective memories). The final section deals with the initial phases of Polish politics regarding national groups, highlighting the importance of the hiatus at the turn of 1949–1950 when the two German states returned to the political fray which decidedly limited the potential of Polish national politics regarding this group.

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Mazurzy – dylematy tożsamości

Mazurzy – dylematy tożsamości

Author(s): Andrzej Sakson / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

Masurians living in contemporary Poland constitute a fragmented and scattered community. As a result of successive waves of emigration to Germany, of the approximately 80 thousand protestant Masurians in 1948 only about 5 thousand remain. They possess differing identities - some consider themselves to be German or Masurian German, some Masurian, and the rest Polish Masurian or Polish.

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Żydowskie domy modlitwy oraz cmentarze na Warmii i Mazurach – stan obecny (na tle dziejów Żydów w Prusach Wschodnich i Zachodnich)

Żydowskie domy modlitwy oraz cmentarze na Warmii i Mazurach – stan obecny (na tle dziejów Żydów w Prusach Wschodnich i Zachodnich)

Author(s): Seweryn Szczepański / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

This article presents a description of Jewish places of worship and cemeteries within the boundaries of the current administrative region of Warmia-Masuria. The author focuses not only on cataloguing 49 districts (gmina), of which the majority had their own burial sites and houses of worship or synagogues, but also on the description of the activities of individual districts and on a presentation of the general history of the Jewish presence in old Prussia from the Middle Ages to 1945. The main aim of the article is to describe the current state of repair of cemeteries, places of worship and synagogues, their post-war fates in the reality of Communist Poland and during the period post 1989. The article also describes their role in the consciousness of the residents of Warmia-Masuria.

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Komitet Żydowski w Olsztynie (1946–1949)

Komitet Żydowski w Olsztynie (1946–1949)

Author(s): Ryszard Tomkiewicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

This article concerns the operation of the Regional Committee of Polish Jews (CPJ) in Olsztyn in the years 1946–1949 (from September 1947 to the disbanding of the Central Committee of the CPJ). The author stresses that, above all, this institution was concerned with providing support for those people who declared themselves to be Jews and coordinated activities aimed at helping such people to adapt to life after the end of the war. Such activities included providing professional support, the promotion – especially among young people – of Jewish culture and education, and finally, ensuring access to social and medical care for these people. The text provides concrete examples of activities undertaken by the CPJ in Olsztyn (a protest about the Kielce pogrom, organisation of Jewish festivals and holy days, marking of anniversaries and jubilees). Detailed information about the leading members of the committee is also included.

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Partycypacja mniejszości niemieckiej w polskim życiu publicznym po 1989 r. – przypadek Śląska Opolskiego

Partycypacja mniejszości niemieckiej w polskim życiu publicznym po 1989 r. – przypadek Śląska Opolskiego

Author(s): Marek Mazurkiewicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

This article is an attempt to analyse (from a political science standpoint) the issue of the participation of the German minority community in public life in Poland in the post-Cold War period. The author analyses the participation of the Polish German community in light of both the contribution made by the German minority organisation in parliamentary and local government elections and their use of the potential support guaranteed to them under Polish law as a national and ethnic minority. The article presents this discussion in three parts. The first deals with the process of the acquisition of societal recognition by the German minority after 1989, and the entry of this community into political life at local, regional and national levels – through participation in parliamentary elections. In the next part, the author discusses, in a synthetic manner, the overall participation of the German minority organisation in local and parliamentary elections during the quarter century between 1990 and 2015. In the final part of the article, the author focuses on the most crucial results of the enactment of laws related to national and ethnic minorities resulting from the activity of the German minority in the Opolskie Voivodeship.

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Integracyjna działalność Kościoła warmińskiego w pierwszych latach po II wojnie światowej

Integracyjna działalność Kościoła warmińskiego w pierwszych latach po II wojnie światowej

Author(s): Stanisław Achremczyk / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

In 1945, the south of East Prussia, albeit without Königsberg, found itself at the border of the Polish state. The entire former dominion of Warmia was governed until 1772 by bishops and the Warmian Chapter, and had been a Catholic country governed by Poles. As a result of the events of the war, the Eastern Prussian territories had experienced immense destruction and depopulation. As early as 1945, the demographic and religious appearance of these territories had changed as a result of settlement. The ethnic German population had been expelled, and the Masurians and Warmians who refused to accept Polish citizens had also had to leave the territories. Until 1945, Catholics represented a minority within a largely Evangelical society. After 1945, everything was reversed, and the population was mainly Catholic. German pastors gave way to Polish priests who came to Warmia and Masuria alongside the Polish settlers. The state authorities did not agree to Warmian bishop Maximillian Kaller continuing in his role as leader of the bishops of the Warmian Diocese. Dr Teodor Bensch became the administrator of the diocese. In 1956, Tomasz Wilczyński received a nomination to become Bishop of Olsztyn, but not until Józef Drzazga became Diocesan Bishop in Warmia after the normalisation of Polish-German relations. Catholic priests played an unusually important role in the settlement process of the of the territories, and at the same time, in the integration of the populace. By opening churches, they created a sense of stability, conquering the present sense of impermanence. In the changing political reality of Poland, the Church stood counter to the state authorities. Priests started to encounter harassment as the Church was pushed out of the social sphere. In Warmia and Masuria, protection was offered to many soldiers of the armed underground, and to political organisations and priests hunted by the communist authorities. These people were oppressed by the authorities. However, despite this unrelenting harassment, the influence of the Church was not diminished, and places of worship were filled with the faithful. The Church brought together people from all parts of the former Poland and gave them support – not only religious. The Church helped in the rediscovery of the former splendour of Warmia. By invoking history, the Church created a springboard for trumping the sense of impermanence and helped residents in their process of setting down roots in this new land.

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Relacje państwo – Kościół w komunistycznej Polsce na przykładzie Śląska Opolskiego (1945–1989)

Relacje państwo – Kościół w komunistycznej Polsce na przykładzie Śląska Opolskiego (1945–1989)

Author(s): Andrzej Hanich / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

In the first post-war decade under the governments of Bolesław Bierut, the Church’s mission in Opolian Silesia was questioned by the communist authorities. After several years of preparation, the authorities decidedly went on the offensive at the beginning of the 1950s with the initial aim of weakening its „participation in the system” and ultimately of destroying those values of which the former had been guardian throughout the centuries of its existence. This was a true battle for the shape, character of the mission and spiritual independence of the Church. Shortly after the political change of October 1956, the authorities began to „tighten the screws” of its anti-Church politics once again. In December 1970 in Gdańsk, and then in other coastal cities, protest demonstrations broke out and were bloodily suppressed by the authorities. The Church and its Primate exerted their influence to pacify the populace, leading to atmosphere feeling of calm. The period from 1970 was meant to be, in the minds of the Marxists, a period when the state would enter the area of denominational politics in a phase of full normalisation of state-Church and social-religious relations. Liberalisation towards the Church proceeded slowly and against a background of resistance expressed by problems encountered during catechisation and church-building. The disturbances of June 1976 led to repression by the military police towards workers in Radom, Ursus and other centres. The government sought support from the Church which once again tried to reduce tension within society, but simultaneously demanded recognition of people’s human rights. Despite this, social defiance grew up to the creation and legalisation of „Solidarity” in 1981. This forced changes at the pinnacle of the government. General Wojciech Jaruzelski came to power and this led to the imposition of martial law. In terms of policy towards the Church, this was embodied in liberalisation, mainly in the form of the construction of religious buildings – the greatest number of churches was built during the last decade of the Polish People’s Republic. The communist authorities still did not suspend its actions aimed at rooting out the Church and religion from public life. An especially glaring example of this policy was the removal of crosses and other religious symbols from public places. Against the background of a growing socio-economic crisis, the Church authorities advocated negotiating an understanding between state authorities and the opposition. In this way, they contributed to the breakthrough which occurred in the political life of the country in the years 1989–1990.

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Wydział Wojewódzki w Olsztynie jako element powojennego samorządu terytorialnego (1946–1950)

Wydział Wojewódzki w Olsztynie jako element powojennego samorządu terytorialnego (1946–1950)

Author(s): Ryszard Tomkiewicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

In the Masurian district, Polish administration was not recreated; rather, it was organised anew. In the new legal system, especially regarding the establishment of national councils which were alien to the traditional Polish system, the delineation of individual competencies of organisations was not always completely clear. Indeed, there were occasions when the actions of components of the administration were not always firmly rooted in the prevailing laws. The absence of a clear division between these elements of the administration was not only considered unproblematic, but rather was presented in propaganda as a sign of the democratisation of public life and as a more just form of exercising power. In the first five post-war years, the Voivodeship Department was an executive arm of the Voivodeship National Council in Olsztyn. Sometimes, it was also labelled a Voivodeship level local government organisation, although such a label was not fully adequate to its role. This lack of clarity was the result of the intermixing and connecting of competencies and activities of three divisions: general administration, national councils and the Voivodeship Department „local government”. In addition, regional and county leaders, as area representatives of the national authorities, found themselves in the local governmental structure leading the Voivodeship Department and county departments. The Voivodeship Department held „administrative authority” over the president of Olsztyn and the mayors of individual towns in the region, over members of town and borough councils and also over county executive departments.

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Relacje władz i społeczeństwa Śląska Opolskiego z Polakami na Zaolziu  (wybrane elementy)

Relacje władz i społeczeństwa Śląska Opolskiego z Polakami na Zaolziu (wybrane elementy)

Author(s): Leokadia Drożdż / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

The article presents selected forms of interaction between society and the Opolskie authorities with Poles living in Zaolzie, with focus on the cultural-educational sphere. The author of this study describes joint activities undertaken by organisations in Opolian Silesia, such as the Opolskie Cultural-Educational Association, the Association of Friends of Opolskie and regional associations from individual towns in the Opolskie region, with Polish institutions working in Zaolzie which are connected with the Polish Cultural-Educational Society. Information is drawn from documents from the National Archives in Opole, the Archive of the Union of the Polish Cultural-Educational Society, the Opolskie Cultural-Educational Association, periodicals and chronicles of regional associations. These documents describe common initiatives and cultural contacts, among others business trips, exchanges of artistic groups and publishers.

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Sprawa łużycka w polskiej polityce po 1989 r.

Sprawa łużycka w polskiej polityce po 1989 r.

Author(s): Marcin Tujdowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

In this article, the author presents – in chronological order – the initiatives undertaken by Polish parliamentarians, the aim of which was the popularisation of the Sorbian issue among representatives of the executive authorities of Poland. At times, the goal of politicians was also to exert pressure on the Polish Foreign Ministry with aim of generating support for Sorbians, mainly within the framework of Polish-German relations. None of these attempts brought any discernible results. This was a result of the priority placed on good neighbourly relations between Poland and Germany.

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Nowe elementy pamięci kulturowej w III Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej (na przykładzie Nysy)

Nowe elementy pamięci kulturowej w III Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej (na przykładzie Nysy)

Author(s): Ewa Dawidejt-Drobek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

In the introduction, the author discusses the state of research of the remembrance of the past of the Third Republic. In the following two parts and in reference to the concept proposed by Jan Assmann, she indicates new elements of cultural remembrance in Nysa post 1989. With this aim, she conducts an analysis of vehicles of cultural remembrance (monuments and commemorative plaques, street names, celebration of holidays and festivities, locally produced literature and publicity). The author assigns reconstructed depictions of the past to two dimensions. The first relates to the re-evaluation of national traditions and the Polish nation which has been occurring on a nationwide scale since 1989, while the second concerns the new perception of local activities. In the case of the first dimension, the author identifies four main threads which are visible in Nysa: 1) the struggle for independence; 2) the martyrdom of Poles on the Eastern Borderlands; 3) the beloved Eastern Borderlands; and 4) the bleak times of the communist regime. On the other hand, new elements of cultural remembrance related to the history of Nysa are grouped according to four themes: 1) „liberation” of the city and the period of the communist regime; 2) the nationality of the city; 3) continuity of the city; and 4) famous people connected with Nysa. In conclusion, the author discusses the certain specificity of the new elements of cultural remembrance in Nysa. This shows that the specificity relates as much to the re-evaluation of national traditions and the Polish people as it does to local activities.

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Pamięć i zapominanie w społecznościach lokalnych na przykładzie stosunku do miejsc pamięci w Dzierżoniowie i Raciborzu

Pamięć i zapominanie w społecznościach lokalnych na przykładzie stosunku do miejsc pamięci w Dzierżoniowie i Raciborzu

Author(s): Paweł Czajkowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

Memorial places are the clearest indicator of a community's relationship to its past and to the past of other communities which it is in close contact with. The article is based on an analysis of free interviews undertaken with representatives of the cultural and political elite of two towns: Dzierżoniów and Racibórz. These towns have two distinct histories which through specific conditioning illustrate, on the one hand, certain universal mechanisms (such as non-memory and the processes of forgetting) and on the other hand, different approaches to the complex history of relations with national minorities. In fact, national minorities are a part of the specific histories of these local communities. Attitudes to these people are revealed in historical memory through non-memory and ambivalent attitudes towards memorial places. These two different forms of relating to a minority and to history also result from socio-political conditioning, creating different models of local identity.

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Socjologia Ziem Zachodnich i Północnych – nowe paradygmaty i wyzwania badawcze. Refleksje na kanwie obrad XVI Ogólnopolskiego Zjazdu Socjologicznego w Gdańsku

Socjologia Ziem Zachodnich i Północnych – nowe paradygmaty i wyzwania badawcze. Refleksje na kanwie obrad XVI Ogólnopolskiego Zjazdu Socjologicznego w Gdańsku

Author(s): Andrzej Sakson / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

The article presents an overview of the development of research on the issue of the sociology of the Western and Northern Territories. The author describes the discussions taking place on this topic for many years on the forum of the Polish Sociological Association. He draws attention to new research paradigms (such as „post migration society”, „integration within the social space”, etc.) which has replaced themes which were characteristic of earlier research (such as integration of the Western and Northern Territories).

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