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Central Europe is a journal of the Centre for the Study of Central Europe; it is fully refereed, with an international editorial board and advisory body. Central Europe is a journal of ideas, concerned with the political, intellectual, cultural and social history of those areas once part of Poland-Lithuania, or the Habsburg Monarchy. If you would like to subscribe to Central Europe, please consult the Maney Publishing website for further details. If you need any information about how to submit articles for Central Europe, please contact the executive editor at k.kocourek@ssees.ucl.ac.uk or the director of the Centre for the Study of Central Europe, r.pynsent@ssees.ucl.ac.uk.
Occasional Papers in Romanian Studies No.3 Moldova, Bessarabia, Transnistria (SSEES Occasional Papers No. 52. ISBN 0903425-63-7) is the product of a conference held at SSEES-UCL in 1999 on the history and contemporary affairs of Moldova and Transnistria. The articles published here deal primarily with the as yet unresolved conflict between the Republic of Moldova, the break-away region of Transnistria and Russia, as well as with the problems of Moldova's transition to a market-economy. Also included is a discussion, based on newly-researched archival material, of the Holocaust in war-time Transnistria. The volume has a comprehensive introduction, surveying the history of Moldova from the earliest times to the twentieth century: the first of its kind in English, and includes a history of Bessarabia under Russian and Romanian rule.