New approaches to balkan studies/
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Dulles, VA:
Brasseyʹs,
2003
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| Series: | The IFPA - Kokkalis Series on Southeast European Policy ;
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Table of Contents:
- I. Perceptions and identities. Chapter 1. Byzantinism: the imaginary and real heritage of Byzantium in Southeastern Europe / Dimiter G. Angelov
- Chapter 2. The past as a symbolic capital in the present: practicing politics of "dance tradition" in the Florina region, northwest greek Macedonia / Ioannis Manos
- II. Democracy, nationalism and conflict. Chapter 3. Understanding Greek-Ottoman conflict: statist irredentism, belligerent democratization or a synthesis / George Gavrilis
- Chapter 4. In defense of the nation: Iuliu Maniu, the National Peasant Party, and the communist takeover of Romania / Daniel M. Pennell
- Chapter 5. Ethnic tensions and the leadership vacuum within the Yugoslav goverment, 1939-1945 / Laurie West Van Hook
- Chapter 6. Delayed transition and the multiple legitimacy crisis of post-1992 Yugoslavia / Florian Bieber
- Chapter 7. Transition and disruption: the Yugoslav case in comparative perspective / Omer Fisher
- Chapter 8. Three outcomes of ethnic conflict: the cases of Bulgaria, Macedonia and Yugoslavia, 1989-1999 / Maria Koinova
- III. Politics & society: practices & outcomes. Chapter 9. Uslugi: the role of political favors and connections in post-communist Bulgaria / Nadege Ragaru
- Chapter 10. The role of the international organizations on womenʹs civil organization in post-communist Bulgaria / Kristen Ghodsee
- Chapter 11. The choices that minorities make: strategies of negotiation with the majority in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina / Paula Pickering
- Chapter 12. Understanding greek immigration policy / Katerina Linos
- Chapter 13. Islam and politics in the post-communist Balkans, 1999-2000 / Xavier Bougarel