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Full Description
This volume gathers contributions at the intersection of history and politics. The essays, covering such topics as diverse as Italian identity in the Tientsin concession, international refugee policies in the interwar period and after, and the myths and realities of the Ukrainian-Russian encounter in independent Ukraine, show that history provides better grounding as well as a more suitable paradigm for the study of politics than economics or other hard sciences. All of the contributors have a common link - doctoral work supervised and shaped by Professor Andre Liebich - but have since expanded widely in the world. Hence, the authors of this work at once share a common base and yet benefit from diverse viewpoints.
Contents
Contents: Jaci Eisenberg/Davide Rodogno: Ideas and Identities: Theory and Practice in the 20th Century and Beyond - Dominic Eggel: Ideas and Concepts in History: Some Historiographic Reflections - Sabina Donati: Citizenship and Identity Issues in the Italian Concession of Tientsin (1902-1922) - Jean-Guy Prévost: Technocracy and Totalitarianism: Paolo Fortunati from Corporative to Marxist Statistics - Francesca Piana: Two Eras of Refugee Policy: Legacies of the League of Nations in the 1940s - Özcan Yilmaz: Kurdish Nation Formation in Turkey: The Role of Modernization in the Transition to Phase C - Mario Apostolov: The End of the Post-Cold War World: Do We Have Now What We Expected Then? - Anna Mkhoyan: The Former Soviet States and United Nations General Assembly Politics: An Analysis of Voting Behaviours - Oksana Myshlovska: Deconstructing the Ukrainian Nation-State: Myths and Realities of the Ukrainian-Russian Encounter in Independent Ukraine - Jasna Dragovic-Soso: Apologising for Srebrenica: The Declaration of the Serbian Parliament, the European Union, and the Politics of Compromise - Lana Srzic: Europeanization of the Western Balkans: New Regional Perspectives - Anne-Sophie Bentz: Decolonizing Nationalism: Indian Postcolonial Scholars and Nationalist Thought - Andre Liebich: History and Politics: Happy Marriage, Unhappy Divorce.
