Index
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1
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A
- academic disciplines | 1
- affective language | 1
- agriculture | 1
- Albania | 1
- Albanian nationality | 1
- America | 1
- American Dream | 1
- American education | 1
- anti-Americanism | 1
- anti-Judaism | 1
- antisemitism | 2
- archives | 1
- artistic movement | 1
- artists | 1
- Asian renaissance | 1
- Asian values | 1
- assimilation | 1
- Austria | 1
- Austrian revolution | 1
- Austrian state | 1
- Austro-Hungarian Monarchy | 1
- authoritarian state | 1
- authoritarianism | 1
- autobiography | 1
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B
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C
- calendar illustration | 1
- capitalism | 5
- capitalist development | 1
- Carabean | 1
- catharsis | 1
- Catholic church | 1
- Central Europe | 3
- Central European history | 1
- Centraland Eastern Europe | 1
- centralism | 1
- Chinese empire | 1
- Chinese immigration | 1
- Christian culture | 1
- Christianity | 1
- church history | 1
- citizenship | 1
- city | 1
- civil conflict | 1
- Cold War | 4
- collective emotions | 1
- collective identity | 1
- collectivization | 1
- communal life | 1
- commune | 1
- communication policy | 1
- communism | 6
- communist epics | 1
- communitarianism | 1
- comparativist research | 1
- conferences' transcriptions | 1
- Constitutional Commission | 1
- contemporary globalization | 1
- conversational style | 1
- cooperation | 2
- Croatia | 1
- Croats | 2
- cultural centre | 1
- cultural communities | 1
- cultural difference | 1
- cultural history | 1
- culturalism | 1
- culture | 1
- culture | 1
- Czech cinema | 1
- Czech history | 1
- Czech nation | 1
- Czech Republic | 1
- Czechkoslovakia | 1
- Czechoslovak crisis | 1
- Czecs | 1
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D
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E
- Eastern and Central Europe | 1
- Eastern Europe | 1
- Eastern European history | 1
- Eastern Orthodox church | 1
- economic cultures | 1
- economic liberalism | 1
- economic reforms | 1
- electoral systems | 1
- elite | 2
- emancipation | 1
- emotions | 1
- epiphany | 1
- equality | 1
- ethnic diplomacy | 1
- ethnic groups | 1
- ethnic relations | 2
- ethnicity | 2
- ethno-national orientation | 1
- ethnos | 1
- eugenics | 1
- Europe | 2
- European authors | 1
- European countries | 1
- European Federation | 1
- European identity | 2
- European secular identities | 1
- European Union | 4
- euthanasia | 1
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F
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G
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H
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I
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J
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K
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L
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M
- Macedonia | 3
- managerial imperatives | 1
- Marranos | 1
- martyrdom myth | 1
- Marxism | 1
- Mass media policy | 1
- mass production | 1
- media studies approach | 1
- medieval studies | 1
- memoirs | 1
- memory | 1
- migrant elites | 1
- minorities | 1
- minority national cultures | 1
- minority studies | 2
- miracles | 1
- modern conceptions | 1
- modern nation-states | 1
- modern period | 1
- modernism | 2
- modernity | 1
- modernization | 3
- Moldavia | 1
- moral economy | 1
- morality | 1
- Moravia | 1
- motion pictures | 1
- multiculturalism | 1
- multiethnicity | 1
- museums | 1
- Muslisms | 1
- myth | 1
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N
- nation-building | 1
- national characteristics | 1
- national discourse | 1
- national fundamentalism | 1
- national identity | 2
- national ideology | 1
- national moralities | 1
- national movement | 1
- national problems | 1
- national state | 1
- national tradition | 1
- national writing | 1
- nationalism | 13
- Nazism | 3
- new Bulgarian literature | 1
- new migrant | 1
- nomadism | 1
- notes | 1
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O
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P
- painting | 1
- patiotism | 1
- patriotism | 2
- peasant | 1
- peasant studies | 1
- people | 1
- persecution | 1
- personal life | 1
- photomontage | 1
- picturing | 2
- pluralistic cosmopolitanism | 1
- poems | 3
- Poland | 3
- Polish cinema | 1
- Polish history | 1
- political ideologies | 10
- political implications | 1
- political parties | 3
- political pluralisme | 1
- political theory | 1
- politicians | 1
- politics | 7
- Popular Movement for Perestroika in Ukraine (Rukh) | 1
- Portugal | 1
- post-1989 | 2
- post-1989 Bulgaria | 1
- post-1989 Romania | 1
- post-Cold War era | 1
- post-communism | 2
- post-communist period | 1
- post-Soviet Estonia | 1
- post-Soviet period | 2
- postcards | 1
- postsocialisms | 1
- Prague Spring | 1
- presidency government | 1
- privatization | 1
- pro-Americanism | 1
- property | 1
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R
- race | 2
- racialized identities | 1
- racism | 1
- rape | 1
- Red Army | 1
- reform | 1
- Refugees | 1
- religion | 3
- religious cultures | 1
- religious figures | 1
- religious life and customs | 1
- religious texts | 1
- research imperatives | 1
- research management | 1
- revisionism | 1
- Romania | 6
- Romanian consciousness | 1
- Romanian history | 2
- Romanies | 2
- rulers | 1
- rural migration | 1
- rural political culture | 1
- rural property | 1
- rural residence | 1
- Russia | 3
- Russian cinema | 1
- Russian Federation | 1
- Russian Muslims | 1
- Russo-Chinese relations | 1
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S
- scholars | 1
- secularisation | 1
- Securitate (Ceauşescu’s political police) | 1
- sedentarisation | 1
- semantics | 1
- Sephardim | 1
- Serbia | 3
- Serbian intellectual | 1
- Serbian nation | 1
- Serbs | 1
- serfdom | 1
- servile systems | 1
- sexuality | 1
- Sinti and Roma identity | 1
- slavery | 2
- Slavics politics | 1
- Slovakia | 1
- Slovenes | 1
- Slovenia | 1
- social cohesion | 1
- social conditions | 1
- social conflict | 1
- social Darwinism | 1
- social history | 1
- social ideologies | 1
- social justice | 1
- social organisation | 1
- social situation | 1
- social state | 1
- socialism | 5
- Socialist Party of Ukraine | 1
- solidarity | 1
- South Korea | 1
- Southeast Asia | 1
- Southeastern Europe | 5
- sovereignty | 1
- Soviet legacy | 1
- Soviet Union | 5
- Soviet Union, Eastern Europe | 1
- speech | 1
- speeches | 1
- spirituality | 2
- Stalinism | 1
- state socialism | 1
- statehood | 1
- statism | 1
- sterilization | 1
- symbols | 1
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T
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U
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V
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W
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Y