Posts Tagged ‹national identity›

Monday, August 22nd, 2022

Filling the void: Urban murals and national identity in Russia and Ukraine after 2010

Amidst a systemic transformation, existing structures of individual and collective identification often become discredited. After the chaotic experience of transition, a period of normalisation generally follows, accompanied by a concerted exercise of identity rebuilding. Processes of identity reconstruction tend to be heavily influenced by national elites and retransmitted via symbolic...

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Wednesday, September 17th, 2014

Identity discourses on national belonging: the Hungarian minority in Romania

This paper deals with national representations of the Hungarian minority from Transylvania and its group boundaries within the context of the Hungarian and Romanian nation. The main empirical source is represented by qualitative data, based on a focus group analysis from 2009. It analyses the ways in which Hungarians from...

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