Infrastructural Development, Corruption, Xenophobia, and Colonization in Central and Southeastern Europe (Imperialism and Colonialism in Central and Eastern Europe - Ceu Press)

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Infrastructural Development, Corruption, Xenophobia, and Colonization in Central and Southeastern Europe (Imperialism and Colonialism in Central and Eastern Europe - Ceu Press)

Marton, Silvia (EDT)/ Sorescu, Andrei-Dan (EDT)

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Pallas Publications（2026/09発売）
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言語 ENG
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Full Description

Infrastructural development is most often understood as shorthand for the arrival of 'modernity', both holding the promise of prosperity, and carrying with it the threat of disruption. The present volume examines historical attitudes to the infrastructural revolution that transformed Central and Southeastern Europe in the long nineteenth century, homing in on the scandals and controversies that shaped national and transnational debates alike. Historicizing vocabularies of contestation brings to light a conceptual nexus: the entanglement between infrastructure, xenophobia, corruption, and colonization. Fears that 'corrupting' foreign Others would gain 'colonial' ascendancy through the conduits of infrastructure, capital, and expertise were a recurring feature of public debates. Yet other permutations of these terms were also possible, making this nexus an all the more relevant lens for reassessing this formative moment for empire- and nation-building in the region. Theoretically innovative and empirically rich, the volume aims to reshape our understanding of how infrastructure acted as a flashpoint for political and cultural reflection.

Part I - Conceptual Framework
1. Malte Fuhrmann, On Hegemony and Connectivity: A Short History of Infrastructure-Political Struggles and their Discourses
2. Silvia Marton, Transportation Infrastructure and Corruption Scandals
3. Jens Ivo Engels, Writing the History of Critical Infrastructures: Some Conceptual Remarks
4. Andrei-Dan Sorescu, The Infrastructural Power of the "Colonial" as a Concept
Part II - (Transportation) Infrastructure, Corruption Debates, and Colonization
5. Alex R. Tipei, Accusations of Tyranny: Mobilizing the Ottoman Imperial Past in Service of West European Informal Empire in the Early Greek State
6. Constantin Ardeleanu, British Investors and the "Kustendjie Harbor Dues Issue"
7. Gábor Egry, Steel and Wood: Railway Construction and Rent-Seeking
8. Toader Popescu, Hoping and Coping: Local Anxieties and Railway Development in Romania
9. Mihai Chiper, Regional Competition, Economic Interests, and Military Stumbling-Blocks in the Making of the Moldavian Railway Network
10. Raul Cârstocea, Conduits of Violence: Railway Infrastructure and Student Antisemitism in Interwar Romania
Index