Contributors

Eva Konzett

Freelance journalist

Eva Konzett was born in 1984 in Feldkirch (Austria). She studied romance studies and comparative literature in Vienna and Cluj-Napoca/Romania. She worked as freelance journalist in Bucharest and works now in Vienna. With great interest in the city and great love for Central and Eastern Europe. She has received several awards for her work.

Published articles

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A man with his roots firmly in the land

Cornel Lascu has a small farm in Transylvania. Like many other Romanian farmers he is trying to keep it going.

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On our shoulders

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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The final curtain falls earlier in the east.

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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Shadow opponents

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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The beginning of the end for corrupt politicians in CEE

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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On track

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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Here comes the sun.

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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Migration: Misconceptions and tough opposition

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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Crumbling pillars

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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Eastern Europe and Creatures Great and Small

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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The myth of women’s equality in the East

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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Start-ups: From unicorns to flying cars

Of People and Numbers - Eastern Europe in your pocket

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Sewing a future

How a refugee project for Bosnian women became a business that provides income to eleven households today.