Nation-building and Identities in Post-Soviet Societies: New Challenges for Social SciencesAndrea Friedli, Aline Gohard-Radenkovic, François Ruegg LIT Verlag Münster, 2017 - 147 Seiten Research by social scientists on multicultural and multilingual post-Soviet societies is manifold. However, there rarely exists a dialogue between academic fields, traditions and ideologies. This book critically reunites different academic generations and traditions, different disciplines, and different geographical and cultural backgrounds by keeping the plurality of the approaches. The contributions discuss the roles of ideologies, education, and ethnic, linguistic, and religious identities in the post-Soviet nation-building processes. The included case studies show continuities and discontinuities in the ideological and political aspects of nation-building and identity management in post-Soviet societies. (Series: Freiburg Studies in Social Anthropology / Freiburger Sozialanthropologische Studien, Vol. 47) [Subject: Social Anthropology, Sociology, Politics, Soviet Union] |
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academic Anthropology Apostolic Armenian Church Armenian Apostolic Church Asian attitudes cent Central Asia Chela Christian Giordano citizenship cognitive concept considered context cultural Daukšas discourse discussed diversity dominant economic education system elites ethnic groups ethnic minorities Europe European federal foreign languages François Ruegg Fribourg Georgian global Gohard-Radenkovic humanities and social ideology influence ISBN ISBN-CH Islam issues Kazakh Kazakhstan Klaus Roth Kyrgyzstan language policies linguistic Lithuania's Poles Lithuanian Marxism minaret modern multiculturalism Muslim Muslim minority nation-building process nation-state national identity national minority Nizamova official Orthodox passport perspective plurilingual Poland Polish card political population positive post-Soviet post-Soviet societies Postsocialism region relations religion religious minorities representatives Republic of Tatarstan role Russian language Šalčininkai schools scientific secularization Social Identity social sciences Soviet Union speak Russian Tajikistan Tatar territory theory tion traditional Turkey Uzbek Uzbekistan Vilnius Vilnius region Western