Borders, Identities, Communities: The Road to Reconciliation and Partnership in Central and Eastern Europe

Prof. Dr. Nicolae Paun; Prof. Dr. Sylvain Schirmann

doi:10.5771/9783845276632

Summary

This book explores reconciliation in East-Central Europe amid the process of EU integration, with historical references and analyses of current political and diplomatic processes in the region. It is a useful tool for scholars and students alike who wish to explore an up-to-date collection of articles written by scholars from the region and members of the European Union‘s Liaison Committee of Historians. The studies adopt a multidisciplinary approach, including focusing on the Franco-German model of reconciliation as well as on the situation related to borders, identities and communities in the East-Central area in the current (geo-)political, economic and cultural context. Special emphasis is placed on such matters concerning the region as populism, teaching its common history and integration endeavours. The studies were presented during the International Conference on ‘Disintegration and Integration in East-Central Europe’, 3rd Edition (Berlin, 2016). The research area is European Integration.

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Edition: 1/2016
Copyright Year: 2016
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-3323-1
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-7663-2
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Veröffentlichungen der Historiker-Verbindungsgruppe bei der Kommission der EG
Volume: 18
Language: English
Pages: 538
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 10
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  1. Retour au rêve premier No access
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  2. La réalité No access
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  3. Une crise mortifère ? No access
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  2. The Idea Of Europe: Post-War Beginnings No access
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  3. Multiple Challenges Or Full-Blown Crisis? No access
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  4. An Idea In Retreat? No access
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  5. Current Challenges No access
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  6. Resisting Disintegration: Reforming The Polity No access
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  7. Eu Futures: The Logics Of International Change No access
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4. Italy and the Balkan/Danube area after the fall of Communism: between traditional interests and new challenges No access Pages 95 - 104
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    1. Attempts to define Euroscepticism No access
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    2. Hungary No access
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    2. Negatives and barriers No access
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  1. La Roumanie No access
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  1. Une longue histoire No access
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  2. Le grand récit de la réconciliation No access
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  3. Le travail de mémoire No access
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  4. Un récit messianique No access
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  1. Les diplomates dans le processus de « réconciliation » jusqu’en 1963 No access
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  2. Un regard diplomatique sur la « réconciliation » ? No access
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  3. Des diplomates devenus superflus ? No access
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  4. Vers une diplomatie binationale No access
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  1. 1. Le jumelage comme instrument de solidarité infra- et transnationale No access
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  2. 2. Le jumelage pour rapprocher les peuples après les conflits No access
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  3. 3. Histoire et Mémoire du traumatisme dans la pratique des jumelages No access
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  1. I. Un rapprochement rapide sans véritable réconciliation dans l’immédiat après-guerre No access
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  2. II. L’amorce d’une réconciliation dans les années 1950 No access
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  3. III. Les années 1960 ou la véritable réconciliation ? No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. Méthode No access
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  3. Une rivalité sportive à la fois nourrie et entravée par l’histoire No access
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  4. Jouer contre et avec l’ancien ennemi No access
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  5. Paris 1952, réconciliation a minima No access
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  6. Berne 1954, persistance du danger allemand No access
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  7. Séville 1982, Réminiscences et ressentiments No access
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    1. 1. Première étude de cas : la coopération transfrontalière comme moyen de réconciliation et d’identification (trans)régionale : la Regio (1963) No access
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    2. 2. Deuxième étude de cas : la coopération transfrontalière comme moyen de réconciliation et d’affirmation nationale : l’Accord intergouvernemental de Bonn (1975) No access
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    3. 3. Troisième cas d’étude : la coopération transfrontalière comme moyen de réconciliation et d’affirmation régionale : les Congrès tripartites (1988-2008) No access
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    4. 4. Quatrième cas d’étude : la coopération transfrontalière comme moyen de réconciliation et d’intégration européenne : le programme Interreg (1990) No access
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    5. 5. Cinquième cas d’étude: la coopération transfrontalière au service de la réconciliation franco-allemande : l’Eurodistrict Strasbourg-Kehl (2005) No access
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    6. 6. Sixième cas d’étude : la région transfrontalière comme lieu de (mes)entente interculturelle No access
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      1. 2.1.1 Aims of the FGYO No access
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      2. 2.1.2 Exchange – the central task No access
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      3. 2.1.3 A dynamic network No access
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      4. 2.1.4 Increasing funds No access
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        2.1.5.1 Vocational training and university exchanges No access
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        2.1.5.2 School exchanges and extracurricular exchanges No access
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        2.1.5.3 Learning the partner language No access
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        2.1.5.4 Pedagogy of intercultural learning No access
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        2.1.5.6 The FGYO and the future No access
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      2. 5.1.2 Creation, support and handling of integrated German-Franco degree programmes No access
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  1. I. The particular situation of the Republic of Moldova No access
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  2. II. The EU-Moldova relations No access
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  3. III. EU support for democratization processes in the Republic of Moldova No access
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  2. La guerre en Bosnie : l'idée de « haine ancienne inéluctable » et les incohérences transatlantiques et des réactions divergentes No access
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    1. Les impératifs humanitaires au Kosovo (et la nécessité de promouvoir les droits de l'homme) No access
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    2. La sécurité transatlantique No access
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    3. La légitimité de la Guerre Juste pour l'utilisation de la force No access
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    4. Surmonter les non accomplissements en Bosnie et compenser avec l'intervention au Kosovo No access
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  1. I. L’intégration en Europe centrale et orientale en crise ? No access
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  2. II. Questions de méthode No access
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  3. III. Présentation du Manifeste convivialiste No access
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  4. IV. Du Manifeste convivialiste à l’analyse phénoménologique No access
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  5. V. La convivialité comme atmosphère collective No access
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  6. VI. Pour une atmosphère conviviale en ECO No access
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  2. Ukraine and Moldova struggling between Russia and the EU No access
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  3. Conclusions: All options are still on the table No access
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  1. Genèse des manuels franco-allemands d’histoire No access
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  2. Entrer dans l’histoire de « l’Autre » No access
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  3. Se placer dans la situation de « l’Autre », dans son temps No access
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  4. Analyser pour mieux comprendre No access
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  5. Des regards croisés franco-allemands No access
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  6. Comparaisons et convergences No access
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  7. Aujourd’hui, enseigne-t-on avec ces manuels Histoire/Geschichte ? No access
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  3. History teaching nowadays and post-conflict societies No access
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  5. Is there a conclusion? No access
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  1. The Rational of the Research No access
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  7. Contribution of the Research to Knowledge No access
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  8. Initial Findings of Stage 1 No access
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  1. Geopolitical borders No access
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  2. The inner German border No access
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  3. The German-Polish border No access
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  4. Employing the Delphi Method in the Current Research No access
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