Papers by Irina Livezeanu
Contemporary Sociology, Nov 1, 1996
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Vingtième siècle, revue d'histoire, Apr 1, 1996
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Soviet studies, Oct 1, 1981
... By IRINA LIVEZEANU Introduction ... Kishinev, Soroki, Bel'tsy, and Orgeev were repor... more ... By IRINA LIVEZEANU Introduction ... Kishinev, Soroki, Bel'tsy, and Orgeev were reported to have Jewish majorities in 1919.26 In Kishinev the local rabbi recorded a community of 60,000 Jews27 out of a total population of 133,000.28 The Romanians resented this stratification. ...
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M.E. Sharpe eBooks, 2007
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Nationalities papers, May 1, 2012
Discussion by Istvan Deak, Charles King, and Irina Livezeanu with the author about her book.
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Routledge eBooks, Mar 16, 2017
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Bloomsbury Academic eBooks, 2019
Regional identities may be more enduring than national ones in East-Central Europe, where regions... more Regional identities may be more enduring than national ones in East-Central Europe, where regions, regional identities and regionalist movements have attracted renewed interest, spurred by the historiographic flowering that ensued after 1989 as much as by the search for a useable past. The end of the Soviet bloc, the Yugoslav wars, the Velvet divorce between Czechs and Slovaks and separatist conflicts in the former Soviet Union, as well as the eastern expansion of the European Union have stimulated this interest. European Union architecture seems to welcome a ‘Europe of Regions’. The search in former communist lands for a less tainted past has wandered through centuries-old imperial borderlands such as Transylvania, Bukovina, Slovakia, Silesia or Banat, where the lack of linguistic homogeneity and frequently shifting boundaries favoured political compromise and mutual tolerance. Nation-centred narratives have failed to account for hybrid identities of some populations in East-Central Europe, particularly those in cosmopolitan cities and frontier zones. Regions construed as transitional spaces (Zwischenräume), as well as small nations have been ignored by national histories, but they can be rescued by region-focused scholarship.
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Fascists & Conservatives Europ, 2012
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Regionalism and Modern Europe, 2019
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The Routledge History Of East Central Europe Since 1700, 2017
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Harvard Ukrainian Studies, 1998
... of Elites, the Vanishing Middle, and the Problem of Intellectuals IRINA LIVEZEANU In Cultural... more ... of Elites, the Vanishing Middle, and the Problem of Intellectuals IRINA LIVEZEANU In Cultural Politics in Greater Romania, which was based on the dissertation that I wrote under the direction of Roman Szporluk at the University of Michi-...
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Austrian History Yearbook, 2002
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East European Politics & Societies, 2002
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NATION AND NATIONAL IDEOLOGY PAST, PRESENT …, 2001
110 After the Great Union: Generational Tensions, Intellectuals, Modernism, and Ethnicity in Inte... more 110 After the Great Union: Generational Tensions, Intellectuals, Modernism, and Ethnicity in Interwar Romania IRINA LIVEZEANU By the mid-1930s ... 3 See for instance D. Micu,Gîndirea ºi gîndirismul (Bucharest: Minerva, 1975), and Z. Ornea, Tradiþionalism ºi modernitate în ...
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Papers by Irina Livezeanu
the country’s borders were most expansive; it has since dwindled to roughly
23,000. Yet a significant German legacy persists in post-communist Romania,
as James Koranyi shows in his fascinating new cultural history of Romanian
Germans in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
by Hans-Jürgen Bömelburg, Historisches Institut, Justus Liebig-Universität, Gießen