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Document Type: | Book |
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All Authors / Contributors: |
Victor Roudometof; Roland Robertson |
ISBN: | 0313319499 9780313319495 |
OCLC Number: | 491155754 |
Description: | XVII-304 p. : cartes. ; 24 cm. |
Contents: | Foreword by Roland Robertson Introduction: Nationalism, Globalization, and Modernity in the Balkans: A World-Historical Perspective A Multidimensional Analysis of the Balkan National Revolutions (Part I) A Multidimensional Analysis of the Balkan National Revolutions (Part II) The Pursuit of Citizenship Invented Traditions, Symbolic Boundaries, and National Identity in Greece and Serbia 1830-1880 The Latecomers, Nationalism in Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Albania The Articulation of Irredentism in Balkan Politics 1880-1920 The Consequences of Modernity: National Homogenization and the Minority Question The Balkans in a Global Age Conclusions Bibliographical Note References Index |
Series Title: | Contributions to the study of world history, no. 89. |
Responsibility: | Victor Roudometof ; foreword by Roland Robertson. |
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"[r]epresents an impressive historical contribution in its multi-dimensional approach, incorporating economic, institutional and cultural variables. Greater still is its potential theoretical contribution, a potential which largely rests in the reader's efforts to glean lessons from the rich historical detail offered."-Jounral of Southern Europe and Balkans "[p]rovides a welcome corrective to the stubbornly held view (even in some academic circles) that primordial attatchments and 'ancient ethnic hatreds'have shaped much of recent Balkan history....[a] scintillating conclusion draws the main threads of his thesis together with great lucidity."-Nations and Nationalism ..."there is a great deal of useful history and information on the Balkan puzzle in the book."-Contemporary Sociology "Yrepresents an impressive historical contribution in its multi-dimensional approach, incorporating economic, institutional and cultural variables. Greater still is its potential theoretical contribution, a potential which largely rests in the reader's efforts to glean lessons from the rich historical detail offered."-Jounral of Southern Europe and Balkans "Yprovides a welcome corrective to the stubbornly held view (even in some academic circles) that primordial attatchments and 'ancient ethnic hatreds'have shaped much of recent Balkan history....Ya scintillating conclusion draws the main threads of his thesis together with great lucidity."-Nations and Nationalism ?[p]rovides a welcome corrective to the stubbornly held view (even in some academic circles) that primordial attatchments and 'ancient ethnic hatreds'have shaped much of recent Balkan history....[a] scintillating conclusion draws the main threads of his thesis together with great lucidity.?-Nations and Nationalism ?...there is a great deal of useful history and information on the Balkan puzzle in the book.?-Contemporary Sociology ?[r]epresents an impressive historical contribution in its multi-dimensional approach, incorporating economic, institutional and cultural variables. Greater still is its potential theoretical contribution, a potential which largely rests in the reader's efforts to glean lessons from the rich historical detail offered.?-Jounral of Southern Europe and Balkans .,."there is a great deal of useful history and information on the Balkan puzzle in the book."-Contemporary Sociology "This book centers on the Balkans, yet uses them as a case study of something much larger--namely, the surprising fact that globalization, instead of melding peoples together, has done exactly the opposite. Roudometof's forte is his ability not only to range widely across various Balkan nationalitites but also to make a forest out of his diverse trees. Thus the wealth of data he presents leads to clearly articulated conclusions about globalization's role--paradoxically through its corollary, nationalism--in marginalizing minorities, fostering assimilation, and producing ethnic conflict, which thus cannot be explained merely as a clash of rival religions. The book shows that an understanding of history can truly help us to comprehend current problems in the Balkans and elsewhere."-Peter Bien Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Emeritus Dartmouth College .,."[An] excellent book...[His] "multidimensional" approach to the subject is admirable."-Traian Stoianovich Professor Emeritus Rutgers University Read more...


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