Contemporary European History

Papers
(The TQCC of Contemporary European History is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Locarno Film Festival under the Influence? Programming Eastern European Movies in Anti-communist Switzerland (1946–1962)12
Transitional Justice Incubator: Bridging European Fault Lines11
Peasants and the Politics of History: Memories of Serfdom in Debates on Land Reform in Early Inter-War Poland9
Delivering on Ideas: British Plans for Post-war Regional and International Order, January – August 19447
CEH volume 34 issue 3 Cover and Front matter6
Making Europe from the Outside: The Rise of Japan and European East–West Cooperation in the Long 1970s5
Neoliberalism from Within: The Business Fund and the Struggle for Market Ideology in Sweden5
Cosmopolitan Hopes across National Tongues: Scientific Cooperation through Multilingualism in International Medical Congresses, c. 19005
The Quest for the Language of Socialist Modernisation: (Re)writing Ukrainian Scientific Language in the Long 1920s5
CEH volume 33 issue 2 Cover and Front matter4
Creating the ‘Suspect’: New Works on Policing France4
Free to Choose: E-voting, Infrastructure and the Origins of Estonia’s Digital Republic4
RETRACTED - Agents of Change? Families, Welfare and Democracy in Mid-to-Late Twentieth Century Europe4
CEH volume 32 issue 3 Cover and Front matter4
The Work of ‘Outsiders’: Conflicting Concepts of Prison Labour in the West German Democracy, 1950–19704
The ‘Market-Conforming’ Family: Foreign Families, the ‘Grandmother Solution’ and the West German Welfare State4
Fighting Decline: A Geopolitical History of European Public Health (1945–1960s)4
Notes on Contributors4
CEH volume 32 issue 2 Cover and Front matter4
The Revolution Consumed: The Revolts of 1968, Consumerism and Advertising in Western Europe3
Technologies of Emergency: Cyprus at the Intersection of Decolonisation and the Cold War3
The Invisible Work of Intellectual Advocacy: Female Volunteering for the Socialist Cause in Cold War Iceland3
Writing the History of Postwar European Democracy3
The Un-‘Common Sense’ of National Identity: Luigi Molina, Trentini and the Fascist Italianisation Campaign in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol3
Travelling to See, Reading to Believe: Being Fascists after the End of the Second World War3
Human Rights and the Lomé Convention: Debates between the European Community and the Developing World, 1988–913
Democracy, Authoritarianism and Global Economic Governance3
Decadents and Saboteurs: Homosexuals on Trial in Post-War Socialist Yugoslavia3
For Food and Freedom: Female Resistance, Hunger Demonstrations and Looting during the Second World War in Belgium3
Irrelevant Scapegoat: The Perils of Doing European History in Post-Trump America – CORRIGENDUM2
The Anarchist in Uniform: The Militarisation of Anarchist Culture during the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939)2
Lifestyle Research and the Making of the Sovereign Consumer in Late Twentieth-Century Sweden2
Threats and Premonitions: German Intellectual Debates on Antisemitism in 19322
‘We Liberated Ourselves from Italians!’: Jewish Agency, Self-Organisation, and Resistance in the Italian-Occupied Dalmatia, 1941–32
‘Socialism is not just Built for a Hundred Years’: Renewable Energy and Planetary Thought in the Early Soviet Union (1917–1945)2
‘Lab Rats for Science’: Uranium Mining, Expellees, Public Health, and Narratives of Radiation Danger in Cold War West Germany, 1955–19682
From Collaboration to Resistance: The Family Dynamic in Autism Literature in Contemporary France2
Visions of World Order in the Interwar Years: International Movements and the Quest for a Liberal Order2
‘Big Clean’, the ‘Death Ship’ and the Hazardous Waste Trade between West Germany and Turkey, 1987–19882
When History Matters Too Much: Historians and the Politics of History in Poland2
Rethinking Childhood and War in the Twentieth Century2
The Influenza Pandemic of 1918–19 in Spain: From the Epidemic to the Crisis of Liberalism2
CEH volume 32 issue 1 Cover and Back matter2
Colonial Business in Postcolonial Germany: The Imperial Afterlives of C. Woermann, 1919–19452
CEH volume 33 issue 4 Cover and Front matter2
Redefining Urban Citizenship: Italian Migrants and Housing Occupations in 1970s Frankfurt am Main2
‘Death Is Not the End’: Thanatology Today – ERRATUM2
CEH volume 34 issue 1 Cover and Back matter2
Navigating Post-Imperial Transitions after the First World War: Introduction2
The Interweaving: Communist Women and Feminism in 1970s Italy2
A Flanking European Welfare State: The European Community's Social Dimension, from Brandt to Delors (1969–1993)1
The Ghosts of Fleet Street: What Did Not Working Mean in the British Printing Industry, C.1950–80?1
Beyond the Verdict: The Death Penalty and Clemency in Budapest1
Tourism Diplomacy in Cold War Europe: Symbolic Gestures, Cultural Exchange and Human Rights1
CEH volume 33 issue 3 Cover and Front matter1
Beyond Independence: Rethinking the History of Algeria in the Twentieth Century1
A Provincial Pandemic: European Ignorance of the 1918 ‘Spanish’ Influenza as a Shared Event1
Agents of Change? Families, Welfare and Democracy in Mid-to-Late Twentieth Century Europe – RETRACTION1
Entanglements of Scale: The Beer Purity Law from Bavarian Oddity to German Icon, 1906–19751
The Birth of the Finance Consumer: Feminists, Bankers and the Re-Gendering of Finance in Mid-Twentieth-Century Sweden1
‘God is against Nationalism’: Averbuch and the Jewish Christians of Interwar Romania1
Ideology and the Application of Law in SS Courts: A Case Study of Legal Practice in the Third Reich1
Understanding Europe's Populist Right: The State of the Field1
The Regia Nave Italia : Race, Migration and Fascist Colonial Diplomacy in Latin America, 1922–241
‘Crypto-Communist’ Priests? The ‘Progressive’ Clerical Movements Under Debate in the Holy Office in 19551
Teachers in Power: Nation-Building and Loyalty in a Czechoslovak Periphery (1918–1947)1
Sexual Knowledge and Expertise in Europe's East: Transnational Exchanges1
A Dual Entity: The European Investment Bank and Its Lending Policy from Its Origins to the Late 1970s1
‘Economic Tyranny’ and Public Anger in France, 1945–19471
A ‘Sisyphean Task’: Recent Developments in the Historiography of Mental Health1
Historians and the Decade of Centenaries in Modern Ireland1
Family Fortunes and Political Ruptures in Twentieth-Century East-Central Europe: The Trajectory of the Chorin Family1
‘Hip Hip Hooray and Thank You Marshall’: Gratitude, Emotion and the Mediation of Post-War Dutch–US Relations1
‘Humanitarianism as History’: Entangled Histories of Humanitarian Relief in Inter-War Europe1
Muslims in Interwar Vienna: The Making and Failing of a Community1
CEH volume 33 issue 2 Cover and Back matter1
Mercantile Neutrality: British Insurers and the Spanish Civil War1
Public Responses to the Renaming of Commemorative Street Names in Post-Communist Poland: Daily Lives, Experiences of Change and Sense of Place1
Between Ethnic Democracy, Authoritarianism and Violence: Inter-War Experiences and Jewish Socio-Political Stances in Early Post-War Poland1
Demobilising Opposition to European Integration: The Principle of Subsidiarity and the Creation of the European Union, 1988–19921
Shaming Through Photographic Denunciation in Nazi Germany, 1933–19381
How Transnational Exchanges Shaped Conceptions about Morality and Small Nations in Europe: Catalan (and Spanish) Readings of Václav Havel in the 1990s1
‘No Solution to the Immediate Crisis’: The Uncertain Political Economy of Energy Conservation in 1970s Britain1
Financing Foreign Policy: UK Government–Bank Relations During the Development of the 1981–2 Sovereign Debt Crisis in Poland, Romania and Hungary1
CEH volume 31 issue 3 Cover and Front matter1
Europe's Long 19891
From Hormone Shots to Cruising Tips: Hungarian Experts and Homosexuality in Late State-Socialism1
CEH volume 34 issue 1 Cover and Front matter1
Westerners, Western Power and Polish Society in the Mid-Twentieth Century: The Poznań International Trade Fair as a Complex Frontier1
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