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	Title	Author	Discipline	Year
	The Myth of Two Ukraines	Tatiana Zhurzhenko	Politikwissenschaft / Political Science	2002	Read more	Authors: Tatiana Zhurzhenko Published: , 2002 The Myth of Two Ukraines Mykola Ryabchuk, one of the most prominent intellectuals of his country, has been an astute observer of Ukraine’s nation building process since 1991. His considerations about the “two Ukraines” date back to 1992, and he has developed and differentiated this concept ever since. Read more
Authors: Tatiana Zhurzhenko Published: , 2002 The Myth of Two Ukraines Mykola Ryabchuk, one of the most prominent intellectuals of his country, has been an astute observer of Ukraine’s nation building process since 1991. His considerations about the “two Ukraines” date back to 1992, and he has developed and differentiated this concept ever since. Read more
	Why Ukrainians Are Ukrainians	Roman Szporluk	Politikwissenschaft / Political Science	2002	Read more	Authors: Roman Szporluk Published: , 2002 Why Ukrainians Are Ukrainians Mykola Riabchuk intends to explore “ambivalence” in Ukraine as a pervasive socio-political phenomenon that has impacted perversely on the nation’s political development. Read more

	Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš. A review	Marci Shore			Read more	Authors: Marci Shore Published: , Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš. A review Kiš’s father was a Hungarian Jew. His mother was a Montenegrin Christian, descended from warriors. Kiš’s Montengrin ancestors, unafraid of chopping off the heads of Turks, represented everything Central European Jewry was not. Montenegro was clans, blood, honor and revenge. Read more
Authors: Marci Shore Published: , Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš. A review Kiš’s father was a Hungarian Jew. His mother was a Montenegrin Christian, descended from warriors. Kiš’s Montengrin ancestors, unafraid of chopping off the heads of Turks, represented everything Central European Jewry was not. Montenegro was clans, blood, honor and revenge. Read more
	Countering Fake News… with Fake Expertise?	Ondřej Slačálek			Read more	Authors: Ondřej Slačálek Published: , Countering Fake News… with Fake Expertise? Read more

	Creating Communities: The Postcommunist City-Text of Budapest	Emilia Palonen			Read more	Authors: Emilia Palonen Published: , Creating Communities: The Postcommunist City-Text of Budapest The city-text, the street names and statues, in Budapest demonstrate the emergence of unity and again conflicts over different levels and contents of postcommunist politics. Read more

	Wer spaltet die Ukraine? Über die Wandlungsresistenz neopatrimonialer Systeme	Claudia Šabi			Read more	Authors: Claudia Šabi Published: , Wer spaltet die Ukraine? Über die Wandlungsresistenz neopatrimonialer Systeme This article shows that historic-cultural explanations are not sufficient to get a grip on political ongoings in today’s Ukraine. In fact, it is the present political system, which will be defined as neopatrimonial in the following, that has shaped and stabilised regional variations. Read more
Authors: Claudia Šabi Published: , Wer spaltet die Ukraine? Über die Wandlungsresistenz neopatrimonialer Systeme This article shows that historic-cultural explanations are not sufficient to get a grip on political ongoings in today’s Ukraine. In fact, it is the present political system, which will be defined as neopatrimonial in the following, that has shaped and stabilised regional variations. Read more
	Fantasies of Degeneration: Some Remarks on Racial Anti-Semitism in Interwar Romania	Marius Turda			Read more	Authors: Marius Turda Published: , Fantasies of Degeneration: Some Remarks on Racial Anti-Semitism in Interwar Romania Introduction Contemporary scholarship separates the idea of the nation from the biological concept of “race.” This line of reasoning, so popular in the literature on nationalism, anti-Semitism and Nazism, was explicated by such influential author Read more
Authors: Marius Turda Published: , Fantasies of Degeneration: Some Remarks on Racial Anti-Semitism in Interwar Romania Introduction Contemporary scholarship separates the idea of the nation from the biological concept of “race.” This line of reasoning, so popular in the literature on nationalism, anti-Semitism and Nazism, was explicated by such influential author Read more
	Contemporary Russian Nationalism between East and West	Anatoly M. Khazanov			Read more	Authors: Anatoly M. Khazanov Published: , Contemporary Russian Nationalism between East and West Perhaps more interesting is the notion of the West in general, and of Western Europe in particular, that is emerging in the country. Read more

	Der Ort der Religion im säkularen Europa				Read more	Authors: Published: , Der Ort der Religion im säkularen Europa Die – wenn auch in unterschiedlichem Tempo – fortschreitende Säkularisierung Europas ist eine unbestreitbare soziale Tatsache. Eine wachsende Mehrheit der europäischen Bevölkerung hat aufgehört, an der traditionellen Religions Read more

	The European Union and the Habsburg Monarchy	Robert Cooper			Read more	Authors: Robert Cooper Published: , The European Union and the Habsburg Monarchy Read more

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