Representations on the Margins of Europe

Representations on the Margins of Europe - Politics and Identities in the Baltic and South Caucasian States; .

Politics and Identities in the Baltic and South Caucasian States
Herausgegeben:Darieva, Tsypylma; Kaschuba, Wolfgang;Mitarbeit:Abrahamian, Levon; Baberowski, Jörg; Bayadyan, Hrach; Brednikova, Olga; Brüggemann, Karsten; Dzenovska, Dace; Feest, David; Lehmann, Maike; M

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Der Kurs hin zur Europäischen Union führte in den baltischen und südkaukasischen Staaten zu dramatischen Veränderungen. In diesem Band wird untersucht, wie die Menschen die Umwälzungen verarbeiteten und wie sich Zugehörigkeit oder Nichtzugehörigkeit zu Europa im alltäglichen Leben bemerkbar machen. Nicht zuletzt werden die Auswirkungen auf die jeweiligen nationalen und lokalen Identitäten und die Ursachen des neuen Nationalismus und Neoliberalismus in Eurasien erläutert

Produktdetails

• Eigene und Fremde Welten 3
• Verlag: Campus Verlag / University of Chicago Press
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 38241
• Seitenzahl: 356
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Quartal 2007
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 208mm x 25mm
• Gewicht: 468g
• ISBN-13: 9783593382418
• ISBN-10: 3593382415
• Artikelnr.: 20938796

Autorenporträt

Tsypylma Darieva ist wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Institut für Europäische Ethnologie an der Humboldt Universität Berlin. Wolfgang Kaschuba ist dort Professor.
Contributions by Levon Abrahamain, Jörg Baberowski, Hrach Bayadian, Olga Brednikova, Karsten Brüggemann, Dace Dzenovska, David Feest, Maike Lehmann, Harutyan Marutyan, Artur Mkrtichyan, Florian Mühlfried, Bahodir Sidikov, Asta Vonderau und Ashot Voskanian

Inhaltsangabe

ContentsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Politics and Identities on the »Margins«of New EuropeTsypylma Darieva and Wolfgang KaschubaOld and New Europe: Representations, Imaginations, StagingsWolfgang KaschubaIcons»Windows« Project Ad Marginem or a »Divided History«of Divided Cities? A Case Study of the RussianEstonianBorderlandOlga BrednikovaFrom Silenced to Voiced: Changing Politics of Memoryof Loss in ArmeniaTsypylma DarievaIconography of Historical Memory and Armenian NationalIdentity at the End of the 1980sHarutyun MarutyanNeoliberal Imaginations, Subject Formation, andOther National Things in Latvia, the Land that SingsDace DzenovskaNarrativesEstonia and its Escape from the East: The Relevance ofthe Past in RussianEstonianRelationsKarsten BrüggemannBargaining Armenianness: National Politics of Identityin the Soviet Union after 1945Maike LehmannArmenian Statehood and the Problems of EuropeanIntegration as Reflected in School EducationArtur MkrtychianSoviet Armenian Identity and Cultural RepresentationHrach BayadyanYet Another Europe? Constructing and Representing Identitiesin Lithuania Two Years after the EU AccessionAsta VonderauHistories of Violence: National Identity and PublicMemory of Occupation and Terror in EstoniaDavid FeestRitesTroubles and Hopes - Armenian Family, Home and NationLevon AbrahamianCelebrating Identities in PostSovietGeorgiaFlorian MühlfriedBarth, »Yeraz«, and PostSoviet Azerbaijan: Inventinga New SubEthnic IdentityBahodir SidikovThe Staging of Politics and the »Folklorization« ofPolitical DiscourseAshot VoskanianAfterword: Representations of the National on theFringes of EuropeJörg BaberowskiNotes on the ContributorsIndex of Geographical and Political NamesList of FiguresContents

Acknowledgements

Introduction: Politics and Identities on the "Margins"
of New Europe
Tsypylma Darieva and Wolfgang Kaschuba

Old and New Europe: Representations, Imaginations, Stagings
Wolfgang Kaschuba

Icons

"Windows" Project Ad Marginem or a "Divided History"
of Divided Cities? A Case Study of the RussianEstonian
Borderland
Olga Brednikova

From Silenced to Voiced: Changing Politics of Memory
of Loss in Armenia
Tsypylma Darieva

Iconography of Historical Memory and Armenian National
Identity at the End of the 1980s
Harutyun Marutyan

Neoliberal Imaginations, Subject Formation, and
Other National Things in Latvia, the Land that Sings
Dace Dzenovska

Narratives

Estonia and its Escape from the East: The Relevance of
the Past in RussianEstonian
Relations
Karsten Brüggemann

Bargaining Armenianness: National Politics of Identity
in the Soviet Union after 1945
Maike Lehmann

Armenian Statehood and the Problems of European
Integration as Reflected in School Education
Artur Mkrtychian

Soviet Armenian Identity and Cultural Representation
Hrach Bayadyan

Yet Another Europe? Constructing and Representing Identities
in Lithuania Two Years after the EU Accession
Asta Vonderau

Histories of Violence: National Identity and Public
Memory of Occupation and Terror in Estonia
David Feest

Rites

Troubles and Hopes - Armenian Family, Home and Nation
Levon Abrahamian

Celebrating Identities in PostSoviet
Georgia
Florian Mühlfried

Barth, "Yeraz", and PostSoviet Azerbaijan: Inventing
a New SubEthnic Identity
Bahodir Sidikov

The Staging of Politics and the "Folklorization" of
Political Discourse
Ashot Voskanian

Afterword: Representations of the National on the
Fringes of Europe
Jörg Baberowski

Notes on the Contributors

Index of Geographical and Political Names
List of Figures