The Electronic Journal of Central European Studies in Japan

The Electronic Journal of Central European Studies in Japan, No.4, December 2018

Articles

[1] National Identity of a ‘Borderland Man’: the case of Dušan Todorović, Russian Language Professor in Tokyo – from early days until end of World War I

Nobuhiro Shiba

[2] Some Additional Remarks on the History of Hungarian Buddhism and the Influence of Buddhism in Hungary at the Turn of the 19th and 20th Centuries: Explorers, Collectors, and First Accounts on Japanese Buddhism and the Buddhist Connection to Japonisme in Hungary

Attila Király

[3] Opportunities and Challenges for V4 plus Japan Relations in the Post-Brexit EU

Boštjan Bertalanič

Students’ Papers Presented at the 4th Central Europe + Japan Student Conference, ‘Growing Disparities in Wealth and Income in Industrialized Societies: Life and Work Challenges for Students’ on 2 February, 2018

[4] Parental Background as a Determinant of Educational Outcomes and the Impact of Educational Expansion in Germany

Kasimir Peter Dederichs

[5] Study abroad: opportunity for all, or the privilege of a few?

Zoltán Leczkési

[6] Relevance of education for Roma children in Slovakia

Veronika Orlická

[7] Hidden Poverty in Hungary: the Impact of the Compulsory Public Works Program on Young People in Marginal Communities

Adrienn Ripp

[8] “Sponsorship” as A Way of Self-support for Female University Students in Poland: Sex Work or Legitimate Response to A Real Need?

Anna Skiba