Vol. 69 No. 2 (2015)

Articles

• Phantom borders in the political geography of East Central Europe: an introduction

  Sabine von Löwis

  99-106

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• The electoral geography of Poland: between stable spatial structures and their changing interpretations

  Thomasz Zarycki

  107-124

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• Phantom borders and electoral behaviour in Poland. Historical legacies, political culture and their influence on contemporary politics

  Jaroslaw Jańczak

  125-137

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• Measuring phantom borders: the case of Czech/Czechoslovakian electoral geography

  Martin Šimon

  139-150

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• Shadows of the past: Common effects of communism or different pre-communist legacies? An analysis of discrepancies in social mobilization throughout Romanian regions

  Henry Rammelt

  151-160

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• Methodological limitations in studying the effect of (inter)ethnicity on voting behaviour, with examples from Bulgaria, Romania, and Slovakia

  Andreea Zamfira

  161-173

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• Spatial Multidimensionalities in the Politics of Regions: Constituting the ‘Phantom Region’ of Central Germany

  Roger Baars, Antje Schlottmann

  175-186

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