Remembering state socialism in the 1970s-1980s Romania - Corduneanu, Victoria Isabela
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The context of research is Romanian state-socialism in 1970-1980, reconstructed in this book through its nationalism, centralisation, state control, censorship, economic shortage, surveillance and emigration phenomenon. Nevertheless, the focus of this book is not on reproducing a descriptive narrative of these variables, but on the ways in which the subjects received these characteristics and policies, and what they made out of them. To a lesser degree it discusses the policies per-se. The focus of this work is on the politics of memory, and moreover, on the tensions between an…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The context of research is Romanian state-socialism in 1970-1980, reconstructed in this book through its nationalism, centralisation, state control, censorship, economic shortage, surveillance and emigration phenomenon. Nevertheless, the focus of this book is not on reproducing a descriptive narrative of these variables, but on the ways in which the subjects received these characteristics and policies, and what they made out of them. To a lesser degree it discusses the policies per-se. The focus of this work is on the politics of memory, and moreover, on the tensions between an official-institutional memory, sustained heavily by a historical heritage that denied ethnic diversity and in an attempt to impose a unique, idealised and ideologically desirable Romanian identity, and alternative memories that spread up from both ethnic diversity and everyday life experience.
Autorenporträt
Victoria Isabela Corduneanu (Botosani, Romania, 1973)- Research PhD degree in History and Civilization (European University Institute, Florence, Italy, 2003); M.A. degree in Contemporary History of Central and Eastern Europe (Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, 1997). She has a B.A. in History (¿Al. I. Cuza" University, Iasi,Romania)