Willfried Spohn

Collective Memory and European Identity

The Effects of Integration and Enlargement
Herausgeber: Eder, Klaus

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Produktbeschreibung

In this volume, leading scholars assess the link between collective identity construction in Europe and the multiple memory discourses that intervene in this construction process. This timely work is the first to investigate collective identity construction on a pan-European scale and will be of interest to academics and postgraduate students of po

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 240
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 13mm
• Gewicht: 340g
• ISBN-13: 9780367604387
• ISBN-10: 0367604388
• Artikelnr.: 66570887

Autorenporträt

Klaus Eder is Professor of Sociology at the Humboldt-Universitÿt zu Berlin. His publications include: 'Die Entstehung staatlich organisierter Gesellschaften' (Suhrkamp 1976), 'Geschichte als Lernproze� (Suhrkamp 1985), 'Die Vergesellschaftung der Natur (Suhrkamp 1988), 'The New Politics of Class (Sage 1993), 'The Social Construction of Nature' (Sage 1996). He has co-edited (with Bernd Giesen) European Citizenship (OUP 2001) and (with Crouch/Tambini) Citizenship, Markets, and the State (OUP 2001) and (with Kousis) Environmental Politics in Southern Europe (Kluwer 2001). He has coauthored (with Giesen/Schmidtke/Tambini) Collective Identities in Action (Ashgate 2002). Willfried Spohn, PD Dr., is adjunct professor in sociology at FU Berlin and is currently director of an EU research project 'Representations of Europe and the Nation in current and prospective member states - elites, media and civil society' at the European University Viadrina, Frankfurt-Odra. His recent publications are (with Steven Hanson): Can Europe Work? Germany and the Reconstruction of Postcommunist Societies, Seattle 1995; 'History and the Social Sciences,' International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behaviorial Sciences, London 2001; (with Anna Triandafyllidou): Europeanization, National Identities and Migration, London 2002, and 'Multiple Modernity, Nationalism and Religion - A Global Perspective,' in: U. Schuerkens (ed.), Global Forces and Local Life-Worlds, 2003.

Inhaltsangabe

Contents: National identities and collective memory in an enlarged Europe,
Willfried Spohn. Collective Identities in Europe and European Identities:
European self-understanding in the Twentieth Century, Hartmut Kaelble;
East-European historical bequest en route to an integrated Europe, Jerzy
Jedlicki; Global diaspora? European Jewish consciousness? Reflections on
German Jewry and the postmodern debate, Y. Michal Bodemann. Europe,
National Identities and Collective Memory in Western Europe: Re-modelling
the boundaries in the New Europe: historical memories and contemporary
identities in German-Polish relations, Oliver Schmidtke; Italy,
EU-enlargement and the 'reinvention' of Europe: between historical memories
and present representations, Ilaria Favretto; Spain's 'Special Solidarity'
with the East: the influence of collective memory on Spanish attitudes to
EU enlargement, Pablo Jáuregui. Europe, National Identities and Collective
Memory in Eastern Europe: NATO and Hungarian public opinion, András
Kovács: Troublesome anniversary: the rise of the Czechoslovak Republic and
its European fellows in Czech collective memory, Karel Kubiš; Converting
history into 'cultural treasure' in post-1991 Kaliningrad: social
transitions and the meaning of the past, Olga Sezneva. The Argument
Revisited: Remembering national memories together: the formation of a
transnational identity in Europe, Klaus Eder; Index.