PRIN 2009 Imperi e Nazioni in Europa dal XVIII al XX secolo Coordinatore nazionale Antonello Folco Biagini
Direzione scientifica Giovanna Motta
Centro di ricerca Cooperazione con l'Eurasia, il Mediterraneo e l'Africa subsahariana
Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia
Dipartimento di Storia, Culture, Religioni
Editing Antonello Battaglia Martina Bitunjac
Scientific Committee
Dominique Arel (Ottawa University) Francesco Benvenuti (Università di Bologna) Antonello Folco Biagini (Sapienza, Università di Roma) Stefano Bianchini (Università di Bologna) Mariam Chkhartishvili (Ivane Javakhishvili, Tbilisi State University) Pasquale Fornaro (Università di Messina) Ljubomir D. Frčkoski (Ss. Cyril and Methodius University) Altay Goyushov (Baku State University) Alexey Gromyko (Institute of Europe, Russian Academy of Science) Andre Liebitch (Graduate Institute of International and Development Study) Giovanna Motta (Sapienza, Università di Roma) Matteo Pizzigallo (Università di Napoli, Federico II) Joan Aurel Pop (Università Babes-Bolyai di Cluj-Napoca) Lapo Sestan (Università di Napoli, L'Orientale) Stanislaw Sierpowski (University of Poznan) Roberto Sinigaglia (Università di Genova) John Treadway (Richmond University)
Steering Committee
Martina Bitunjac Andrea Carteny Gabriele Natalizia Roberto Reali Daniel Pommier Vincelli
General Informations and Program
20 June, 2013
13.00-15-00 Registration
Aula I Opening of the conference by
Luigi Frati, Rector of the Sapienza, University of Rome 15.00-16.00 Roberto Nicolai, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities Mariano Pavanello, Director of the Department of History, Cultures, Religions
16.00-19.00 Panel Sessions
20.00 Dinner at Casa dell’Aviatore
21 June, 2013
9.30-10.30 Registration 10.00-13.00 Panel Sessions
13.00-15.30 Lunch
15.30-19.00 Panel Sessions
Aula I Final remarks by 19.00 Antonello Biagini, Pro-rector for Cooperation and International Relations
22 June, 2013
Free day
Details:
The panels will take place at the Sapienza-University of Rome. Piazzale Aldo Moro 5, 00185 Rome in seven different rooms (Aula). Faculty of Humanities (Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia), Ground floor: AULA I, AULA II, AULA III, AULA IV. Faculty of Humanistic Studies (Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia), Second Floor Aula A Storia moderna, Aula A Storia medievale , Aula B Storia moderna.
Conference Floor map: Ground floor
Conference floor map: Second floor
Registration, Dinner, Lunch
Registration: Registration will be carried out at the Faculty of Humanities (Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia), ground floor. The Information desk will be open Thursday starting from 13.00 and Friday starting from 9.30.
Dinner: 20 June, 20.00. The dinner will be available in the near of the University at Casa dell’Aviatore, Viale dell’Università 20, 00185 Rome. The dinner and the lunch are included in the price of registration.
Lunch: 21 June, 13.00-15.30. The lunch will be served at the campus of Sapienza-University of Rome.
How to get here:
From Fiumicino Airport "Leonardo Da Vinci" by train: (recommended): The best option is to take the no-stop train "Leonardo Express" to Termini station (travel time: about 30 minutes). From Termini follow the instructions below. The train timetable and fares can be found on the TRENITALIA website . Notice: the trains from Termini to Fiumicino Airport leave from tracks 23 and 24, which are far on the right from the main entrance of the station. Allow an extra 10 minutes to get there. by taxi: The official fixed rate (all included) from Fiumicino airport to any destination within the ancient Roman walls (Mura Aureliane), included La Sapienza campus, is 48 euros. The ride to La Sapienza campus takes about 50 minutes.
From Ciampino Airport "G. B. Pastine" by bus (recommended): Connections to Termini station (in about 30-40 minutes) are guaranteed by the bus services operated by ATRAL , COTRAL , SIT and TERRAVISION companies. The fare is about 5 euros. From Termini follow the instructions below. by taxi: the official fixed rate (all included) from Ciampino airport to any destination within the ancient Roman walls (Mura Aureliane), included La Sapienza campus, is 30 euros. The ride to La Sapienza campus takes about 30 minutes.
From Termini Train Station: From Termini station to the campus is a 15 minutes' walk. Leave the station through the right side exit (Via Marsala), and follow
these directions. Alternatively take one of the taxi cabs lining outside the front entrance of the station.
Public Transportation: Subway: Take the Line B and stop at Castro Pretorio. From there to the campus is a 10 minutes' walk.
Bus: Several bus lines stops in the streets around the perimeter of the campus. The ticket price for a single journey is 1,50 euros and they need to be purchased in advance. To plan your trip visit the ATAC website.
Useful links: Public train network: http://www.fsitaliane.it/homepage_en.html
Fiumicino airport: http://www.adr.it/web/aeroporti-di-roma-en-/pax-fco-fiumicino
Ciampino airport: http://www.adr.it/web/aeroporti-di-roma-en-/pax-cia-ciampino
Bus and subway public network: http://www.atac.roma.it/index.asp?lingua=ENG
Sapienza Campus map
Full Program
AULA I, June 20, 2013 16.00-17.30
The Roots of Nation States: National Identity in Modern Age Chair and Discussant: Alessandro Saggioro
Mateo Ballester Rodríguez War and National Identity: Conflict with France and the Development of a Spanish National Identity in the Early Modern Age
Jean-Charles Speeckaert Living at the crossroads of Empires : The Austrian Netherlands and the balance of power game
Daniel Dumitran From Balkans to the Habsburg Empire. The social integration of non- privilegiated Greek merchants in the small towns of Transylvania and Hungary
Iacob Mârza, Mârza Radu The Meaning of the Concept of “Nation” in Transylvania in the 18th Century
Sopio Kadagishvili Georgian Self-determination in the Eighteenth Century (Saints and Collective Memory)
AULA I, June 20, 2013 17.30-19.00
The Endless End of Empires. Challenging the Decline Interpretation in the History of the Ottoman and Spanish Empires, 16th-19th Centuries Chair and Discussant: Fernando García Sanz
Evrim Türkçelik After Lepanto. The Reconfiguration of the Ottoman Empire in the Mediterranean Context
Rubén González Cuerva In Search of a New Political Project. From Spanish Monarchy to Catholic Monarchy in the 17th Century
Meltem Akbas, Darina Martykánová Techno-Scientific Policies of the State and the Question of “Foreign Models” in a Comparative Perspective
Juan Luis Simal, Darina Martykánová The Catholic King and the Ottoman Sultan. The Metaphor of the Oriental Despot and the Crisis of the Spanish Monarchy in the Early Nineteenth Century
AULA II, June 20, 2013 16.00-17.30
From the Ottoman Empire to the Kemalist Republic: the Journey of Modern Turkey Chair and Discussant: Fabio L. Grassi
Mónika F. Molnár The Crisis of the Ottoman Empire Seen by 17-18th-century Italians
Sara Barbieri Managing Diversities in a Multinational Empire: the Millet System
Manuela Borraccino The Tanzimat and the Struggle of Non-Muslim Minorities for Citizenship: the Short Season of the Reformism Within the Decline of the Ottoman Empire
Vangelis Kechriotis What Histories did Balkan States and the Ottoman Empire Narrate to Each Other During the Long 19th Century?
Ion Josan Becoming a Turk: Turkishness Between the Empire and the Nation State
Cecilia Alina Sava Myth or Reality? The Presumptive Romanian-Turkish Military Convention and the International Public Opinion
AULA II, June 20, 2013 17.30-19.00
Constructing National Identity in late Ottoman Empire Chair and Discussant: Alberto Becherelli
Maria Mandamadiotou The Greek Orthodox Community of Mytilene: From the Multi-ethnic Symbiosis in the Ottoman Empire to the Greek State, 1908-1912
Uğur Peçe Zekeriya Fighting for the Fatherland: Conscription of the non-Muslim Ottomans (1908-1912)
Fabio L. Grassi An Anti-nationalistic Dream: Ottomanism
Güldeniz Kıbrıs A Late Ottoman/Early Republican Construction of Turkish Identity: Neo- Hellenism Movement
AULA III, June 20, 2013 16.00-17.30
Hapsburg Empire and Nationalities Chair and Discussant: Andrea Carteny
Vlad Popovici Culture, Science and the Political Culture of the Romanians in Transylvania and Hungary (1848-1918)
Mirela Popa-Andrei The Ecclesiastical Elite Involved in the National Movement of the Transylvanian Romanians During the Period of Austrian “Semi- Liberalism” 1860-1865
Giordano Altarozzi, Cornel Sigmirean The National Question in Transylvania on the Ausgleich’s Eve
Emil Ovidiu Iudean, Oana Valentina Sorescu From Protest Petitions to Parliamentary Action – The Attitude of the Leadership of the Nationalities in Hungary in Regards to the Minister Ágoston Trefort’s Magyarization Policy
Alexandru Onojescu Politics and Parliamentarism. The Romanian Political Elite from Transylvania between Vienna and Pest
AULA III, June 20, 2013 17.30-19.00
The Role of Minorities in Late Hapsburg Empire Chair and Discussant: Giuseppe Motta
Norbert Tóth The Very First Law on Minorities in the World: the Hungarian Law on Minorities of 1849 and its Impact on the Hungarian Legislative Ideas on Minority Issues and Nation Politics
Ferenc Laczó The Jewish Issue and the Redefinitions of the Hungarian Nation. An Analysis of Major Debates of the 19th Century
Anida Sokol The Austro-Hungarian Language Policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sokol Pacukaj The Role of Italy and Austro-Hungarian Empire in the Independence of Albania
AULA IV, June 20, 2013 16.00-17.30
National Identity in Tsarist Russia Chair and Discussant: Elena Dundovich
Antonio Stango The Building of the Empire in the 18th Century’s Russia
Oxana Zemtsova Civil Freedoms and Discussion on Russianness in the Late Romanov Empire
Elena Pavleeva Russian nationalism(s) and the notion of empire at the turn of the 20th century
AULA IV, June 20, 2013 17.30-19.00
Tsarist Russia and the Others: Essays on Identity and Foreign Policy Chair and Discussant: Alexey Gromyko
Iulia Malitska Arm-wrestling over Authority: German Colonists’marriage in the nineteenth-century Southern Russian Empire
Francesco Randazzo Italian Foreign Policy and Diplomatic Activity of Giulio Melegari (1901- 1912)
Emilio Cassese The Russian Secret Mission to the Vatican. Historical Dynamics and new European Alliances
Oleg N. Misko Does it makes sense to save an Empire? Reforms, reaction and revolution. Rome vs Russia
AULA A Storia moderna, June 20, 2013
16.00-17.30
The Religion of Nations Chair and Discussant: Martin Arndt
Ana Victoria Sima The Reception of the Italian Risorgimento in the Public Conscience of the Romanian Ecclesiastical Intellectuals from Transylvania
Fabio Di Giannatale Catholicism and the Idea of Nation in the Italian Risorgimento
Marta Turkot Religion in the post imperial state – the case of Poland
Jacek Maj Byzantine Tradition in the East-Central Europe in the 19th Century: the Case of Poland
Manuela Pellegrino Totalitarian Soviet Regime in Russia and the Persecution of the Catholics in the Twenties and Thirties
AULA A Storia moderna, June 20, 2013 17.30-19.00
The Main Characteristics of China and the Meaning of National Identity (18th-20th centuries) Chair and Discussant: Federico Masini
Federico Masini Introduction - The Process of “Sinicization” of the Qing Dinasty
Davor Antonucci The Multinational Qing Empire in the XVIII Century: Legitimacy and Innovation in the Chinese Imperial Tradition
Marina Miranda A Comparison Between the Chinese and the Imperial Concept with Regard to the Modernization Process During the XIX Century
Li Zhiwei Headsman, Spectres and Monsters: History and Violence of the Fall of Chinese Empire in Mo Yan's Sandalwood Death
Monica Gheorghita Soft Power Etiquette Facing the Honest Shadows of Realpolitik: New Perspectives on Sino-European Relations and their Impact on Foreign Policy
AULA B Storia medievale, June 20, 2013 16.00-17.30
Economy of Inequality: Colonialism and Economic Development Chair and Discussant: Donatella Strangio
Damian Panaitescu The Ottoman Fiscal and Commercial Policies over Wallachia During 1700-1830
Revaz Gvelesiani, Nana Maisuradze German Capital in Georgia at the End of the 19th and at the Beginning of the 20th Centuries and its Importance
Francesca Romana Lenzi The Italian Internationalization and the Balkans: the experience of Italian and Romanian Commercial Bank (1920-1942)
Eka Lekashvili, Giorgi Gaprindashvili Socialist Integration in the Context of Regional Economic Integration (On the Example of the South Caucasian States)
Mara Marginean Reconfiguring the Romanian Architectural Practice by the late 1950s – Soviet Models and Local Economic Programming
AULA B Storia medievale, June 20, 2013 17.30-19.00
The Economy of Nationalisms Chair and Discussant: Roberto Pasca Di Magliano
Fernanda Rollo, Ana Paula Pires War and Empire: Portuguese Africa and the War Economy (1914-1919)
Milan Balaban Economic Nationalism Between Two World Wars
José Antonio Sánchez Román Living in an Imperial World. The ‘Periphery’ and the Shaping of the Economic International Community in the Inter-war Period
Donatella Strangio Companies and firms in the "Italian Somalia" (1960-1970)
AULA B Storia moderna, June 20, 2013 16.00-19.00
Gender and Empires Chair and Discussant: Mariam Chkhartishvili
Pallavi Baruah Role of Women in the Nation Building Process During the Ahom Period in the 18th Century Assam
Giovanna Motta Marie Louise Habsburg: an Austrian Empress of France
Claire Delahaye Wilsonianism and woman suffrage: influences, connections and crosscurrents in democratic discourses (1912-1920)
Enrique Bengochea Tirado The Sección Femenina in the Spanish Sahara: Colonial project, national framing and gender building
Natalia Dmitrievna Krjuchkova Female involvement in building of the British Empire (the end of the XIX-th – the beginning of the XX-th c.)
Jennifer Griffiths Aeroaesthetics and the Male Gaze
Diana Shendrikova The Comfort Women: The Comfort System of the Japanese Imperial Armed Forces
AULA I, June 21, 2013 10.00-13.00
Theoretical Approaches to Empires and Nations Chair and Discussant: Fabio L. Grassi
Inese Grumolte Marxist Intellectuals' Debate on the National Question" Theoretical reconsideration
Sanja Lazarević-Radak Impery, Text And Shifting Balkanization. (From 19th Century to the present day)
Nada Sekulić Warfare, State and National Sovereignty in XVIII and XIX Century in the Klausewitz’s and Faucault’s Theories of War
Shih-chieh (Jay) Su From Kulturnation to Staatsnation: the Construction of National Identity in the Life and Work of Leopold von Ranke
Manuel Pousa Castelo “Why Get Angry About Losing Just a Territory?” Teaching 19th Century European Nation-states and Empires
Francesca Zantedeschi Pan-nationalisms as the Arbiter of Nations and Empires throughout the Long 19th Century
Martin Arndt Fichte and the Nation-State - Emancipation or Regression?
Salvatore Santangelo Manifest destiny: An Imperial Vocation?
Daniele Conversi Nationalism and Westernization
Gabriele Natalizia The United States Between the Moment of Unipolarity and Strategic Continuity
empires and nations
AULA I, June 21, 2013 15.30-19.00
Theoretical Approaches to Empires and Nations II Chair and Discussant: Altay Goyushov
Ferran Archilés Imperialism, “Regeneration” and national identity in Spain (1880- 1914)
Anne-Sophie Bentz Nations and Nationalism in Postcolonial Theories
Giovanni C. Cattini, Carles Santacana The international models of Catalan nationalism (1882-1912)
Mariam Chkhartishvili Conceptualizing Georgian Nation within Romanov Empire. Georgian intellectuals in search of matrix
Nicolae Costrut Defining Imperialism
Robert Lukenda “From a divided to a dividing memory” – the interrelation of nation and memory in the late 20th century
Caterina Bassetti States, Nations and Regionalism in the Perspective of the European Integration Process
Alexandra Paula Calin Soft power and its influence on the developing countries
AULA II, June 21, 2013 10.00-13.00
Literature, Nationalism, Identity: the Rising of an Intellectual Conscience in Europe Chair and Discussant: Katerina Kitsi-Mitakou
Caterina Giannottu Nation Building and Politics in Rome Between 1798 and 1870 through the satire of Pasquino
Sharon Worley Renaissance Brutuses in Napoleonic Italy
Gabriella Brutovszky Nations and National Minorities in the Light of Pasquils
Ljiljana Stošić Oriental Exoticism in the Serbian Art of the 18th and 19th Centuries. The Balkans as a European Obscure Object of Desire
Lorenzo Marmiroli The Italian intelligentsia and Armed Intervention in the Great War: The Debacle on the Cultural Magazines La Voce and L’Unità
Elena Dumitru From Pittsburgh to Marosvécs. Baron Kemény János and the Formation of the Helikon Community
Éder Silveira Avant-Gardism or Cult of the Past? Brazilian Intellectuals and the Disputes Between Nationalisms in the Interwar Period
Tanko Promož Communist and Anti-communist Ideology during World War II. in Slovenian Novel
Júlia-Eszter Andorkó Ideology and literature in “Utunk” (1960-1979)
Tatjana Koprivica Montenegro through the Lens of the Marubi Atelier
AULA II, June 21, 2013 15.30-19.00
The Narration of National identity Chair and Discussant: Elena Dumitru
Maria Nogués Bruno Political thought and literature: the concept of nation according to the authors of the Spanish Generation of ‘98
Gábor Crnković Monarchy Stereotypes And Identity Problems In The Novels of János Herceg
Zoe Detsi-Diamanti From Colony to Empire: American National Identity and the Undesirable “Other” in Charlotte Barnes’ The Forest Princess (1848)
Katerina Kitsi-Mitakou Nations and Empires Built on Ruins: Restoring Historical Memory in Charles Dickens’s Little Dorrit
Effie Yiannopoulou Utopia and the Multicultural nation in Andrea Levy’s Fiction
AULA III, June 21, 2013 10.00-13.00
From the Great War to Versailles Chair and Discussant: Alessando Vagnini
Roberto Sciarrone Germany’s Next War: Plans and Strategies between 1905 and 1913
Ioana Elena Ignat Transylvania During the First World War: Demographic, Socio-economic and Cultural Aspects
Francesca Di Giulio Religious and Ethnic Identities in First World War Macedonia. Perspectives from the Holy See’s Diplomacy
Nazar Bağci Ethnic Conflicts in Anatolia and the Turkish War of Independence 1918- 1922
Lucian Săcălean Projects of Recontruction of Romanian and Hungarian States, After 1918
Irina Belova Prisoners of War of the Central States and the Soviet Reality
AULA III, June 21, 2013 15.30-19.00
Rethinking Croatian Question in 20th Century Chair and Discussant: Martina Bitunjac
Piero Di Girolamo At the origin of the democratic and revolutionary "interventism": perceptions of the multinational Empires' crisis through the liberal, socialist and revolutionary "sindacalist" press (1908-1915)
Andrea Carteny D’Annunzio at Fiume, building a New Italy (1919-1920)
Alberto Becherelli Italo-Yugoslav Relations and the Adriatic Issue (1918-1924)
Ivanka Dodovska Regional Security Pacts in South Eastern Europe between the Two World Wars
Vilim Pavlović Eastern Adriatic in the Croatian National Revival
Dragan Bakić Milan Stojadinović, the Croat Question and the International Position of Yugoslavia, 1935-1939
Gabriele Vargiu The Trieste Question and the 1948 Elections in Italy. An Assessment of National and Foreign Propaganda
Michele Pigliucci The last Risorgimento: riots in Triest in 1953
AULA IV, June 21, 2013 10.00-11.30
Constructing National Identity within the British Empire Chair and Discussant: Mevlüt Çelebi
Gianluca Pastori Feudal or federal? The impact of British policy on the political and institutional system of the khanate of Kalat (North-West India, 1870-1914)
Michał Leśniewski Permissive Confederation in South Africa. British Empire in South Africa, 1875-1881: A Case Study in Changes in Imperial Thought
Andrey Ivanov The Integration of the Maori into the British Empire in the late XIX Century
Michael N. Michalis From an Empire of the Orient to an Empire of the West: Ottoman and British Perceptions of Modernity in Cyprus
Kartia Snoek Citizenship, Naturalisation and the Rise and Fall of the British Imperial Subject
AULA IV, June 21, 2013 11.30-13.00
Models of European Colonial Empires Chair and Discussant: Andrea Carteny
Antonello Battaglia A Mediterranean Struggle: The Tunisian Crisis in 1864
Francesco Cerasani The Imperialism of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Perspectives and historiography of German Südpolitik
Andrey Salnyy, Tatiana Danilova Strengthening of the political power of Russian Empire in the steppe area of the North Caucasus region in the middle of the 19-th century
Oliver Charbonneau The Moro Problem: Race, Religion, and American Colonial Empire in the Southern Philippines, 1920-1940
Tuija Parvikko Heart of Darkness. Rereading Hannah Arendt’s critique of colonialism with Edward W. Said
Radu Murea Defensive Modernization. Paving the Way to Colonialism
Stefano Pelaggi Colonialism Through Emigration: The Italian Politics in Latin America Between Nationalism and Commercial Expansion from Crispi to the Rise of Fascism
AULA IV, June 21, 2013 15.30-19.00
From Empire Subjects to Nations: Models of Decolonization Chair and Discussant: Gabriele Natalizia
Enrico Magnani Colonialism and the Birth of International Institutions: The Mandate System of the League of Nations and the Trusteeship Architecture of the United Nations
Ole Frahm South Sudan – an outlier in post-colonial African nation-building?
Daniel Pommier Vincelli The Challenges of a Post-Colonial Nation: The Azerbaijan Democratic Republic (1918-1920)
Teresa Segura-Garcia Indian rulers abroad: Princely travel, empire and anti-colonial politics in Western India and the world, c. 1900-1939
Jorge Ramos Tolosa The first failures of the UNO in Palestine: Partition Plan, creation of the State of Israel and Nakba as a result of half century of Zionist colonialist policies
Philippe Tristani Iraq decolonization and the oil cold war: A superpower struggle and the end of Iraq Petroleum Company, 1958-1972
Joanna Modrzejewska-Leśniewska Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan 1979 as a Continuation of Imperial Policy of the Tsarist Russia
Daniela Pinheiro Machado Kern “The Amazonian Idol”: the naissance of a National symbol in the Empire of Brazil (1848-1885)
Mihaela Bolos The intellectual property protection system in the French and British colonies during 1919-1989
AULA A Storia moderna, June 21, 2013 10.00-13.00
Was the Real-Socialism System an Empire? Chair and Discussant: Elena Dundovich
Anton Vatcharadze The Great Purge as a Weapon of Totalitarian “Emperor” Joseph Stalin
Anna Troján The Failure to Cope with Socialist Realism in the Soviet Union of the 1930's (Andrej Platonov)
Martina Bitunjac Die Rote Hilfe! German Solidarity With Italian Anti-fascists Under the Regime of Mussolini
Alina Buzăianu A Recall of the Anticommunist Armed Resistance in Romania (1944- 1962)
Manuela Marin Nationalism and Socialism in Romania. The Case of Nicolae Ceausescu`s Cult of Personality
Mihai Croitor Gh. Gheorghiu-Dej and the Roots of the Romanian Dissidence inside the Communist Camp
Cezar Stanciu National Interests and International Communism: The Romanian Communists Advocating “Allargamento”, 1967-1973
Francesco Dall’Aglio Old Bones for New Quarrels: Medieval History and Nationalist Issues in Southeastern Europe During the Socialist Era
Liudmila Volakhava Belarusians’ Soviet Identity and Its Role in the Establishment of the Lukashenko Authoritarian Regime
Amit Mishra, Pramod Mishra New Challenges to Democracy with the End of Cold War
AULA A Storia moderna, June 21, 2013 15.30-19.00
Clashing Empires in Cold War Era Chair and Discussant: Antongiulio De’ Robertis
Andreea Emilia Duță The Romanian the Struggle for Detente Inside of Warsav Treaty
Arpad Hornyak Northern Borders of Yugoslavia in the Concepts of Communist Party of Yugoslav after the World War II
Valentina Mariani Outer Space: a new dimension for the application of the principle of balance of power during the Cold War
Ivan Laković The Fear and the Solution. Yugoslavia between the Soviet threat and the Western military aid 1948-1958
Maciej Stanecki The Twilight of the British Empire in the Polish analysts' opinion in the 1960s
Andrea Giannotti Some considerations about the “Brežnev Doctrine”. Between instances of proletarian internationalism and socialist expansionism
Laura Venegoni Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi -Modernisation and Millenary Tradition (1941 – 1979)
AULA B Storia medievale, June 21, 2013 10.00-13.00
National Minorities between Nation States and Empires Chair and Discussant: Ljubomir D. Frčkoski
Rubin Zemon From “Millet” to “Nations” and/or “Minorities”
Giuseppe Motta National Sovereignty vs. International Law. The League of Nations and the Protection of Minorities
Maria Dan Transylvania From the Creation of National Identities to the Interethnic Conflict of 1848
Gleb Pilipenko Russian Language Among Hungarians in Transcarpathian Region (Ukraine): Sociolinguistic Features
Katalin Rac Orientals Among the People of the East: Nationalism, Orientalism, and the Jewish Question in Nineteenth-Century Hungary
Alessandro Pistecchia Social Inclusion and Identity Strategies: Romanian’s Roma Experience During the Years of Real Socialism
AULA B Storia medievale, June 21, 2013 15.30-17.30
The Building of National Identity: the case of Romania Chair and Discussant: Giordano Altarozzi
Gabriel Lataianu, Stefan Bruno Coming late to the party. Romania’s accelerated modernization between 1859 and 1916
Cosmin Sebastian Cercel Between Constitution and Exception: Nation-Building, Sovereignty and Fascism in Interwar Romania
Paul-Ersilian Roşca The Perspectives of the Monarchy in Interwar Romania. From the Constitutional Monarchy to Right-Wing Totalitarianism
Petru Szedlacsek How the Liberals Monopolized Cultural Nationalism: Infusing Politics with National Ideology in Romania at the Turn of the Nineteenth-Century
Florina Sorescu The Italian Ratification of the Treaty of Basarabia of October 28th, 1920
Radu Mârza Historians, Diplomacy and Nationalism in Romania (1918-1946)
AULA B Storia medievale, June 21, 2013 17.30-19.00
The Building of National Identity: the Case of Southern-Eastern Europe Chair and Discussant: Nadan Petrović
Robert Brier Nationalism in International Society: The Second International and the Nationalities of East-Central Europe’s Multinational Empires
Ljubomir D. Frčkoski Macedonia in the Imperial Balkan Policies at the Beginning of XX Century
Aleksandra Kolaković Serbian Elite and the Issue of Development of the National Culture in the Late 19th Century
Ana Živković Snowley British Perceptions of nineteenth-century Nationalism in Montenegro: From Denigration to Glorification
Klejda Mulaj Nationalism and Political Violence in the Aftermath of Imperial Collapse: The Emergence of New States and the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913
Slavko Burzanović Montenegro in the Italian foreign policy during the Balkan wars (1912- 1913)
Blerina Sadik The Fundamental Rights of the Albanian Population of Chameria in Front of the Greek Municipal Law and International Law: 1913- 1926
Yana Stoeva The Genesis of the Modern Bulgarian State: Fallen Empires, Ideological power, the Formation of a National Consciousness and the European Identity
Ali Nuri Tahir Irredentist Violence in the Early 20th Century and Comparison of Greek and Bulgarian National Revivals
AULA B Storia moderna, June 21, 2013 10.00-13.00
War and National Identity in the Age of Extremes Chair and Discussant: Daniel Pommier Vincelli
David Sarkisyan From Second to Third Reich
Vangelis Tzoukas British perceptions of the Greek Armed Resistance during WWII
Olaf Glöckner Zionist movement and the State of Israel as reflective of European National Movements
Rigas Raftoupoulos From the Ioannis Metaxas’ regime (1936-40) to the Colonels’ regime (1967-74)
Davide Borsani Imperial legacy and Cold War rationale: the Anglo-American diplomacy and the Falklands war in 1982
Klara Plecitá-Vlachová Czech Republic and the modern Czech Nation
AULA B Storia moderna, June 21, 2013 15.30-19.00
National Identity in Eastern Europe after Cold War Era: Selected Case Studies Chair and Discussant: Daniel Pommier Vincelli Costanza Calabretta The Debate on German Nation After the Fall of the Berlin Wall
Piotr Chmiel Between Nations and Empires. The Contemporary Reflections on Central Europe
Álvaro Cúria Understanding the 1989/1991 Events in Eastern Europe: An Approach on Different Interpretations
Gruia Badescu Nation-Building, Socialist Style: A Comparison of Macedonia and Moldova
Alexander Tsurtsumia Revolutions and Geopolitical Transformations
Tlepstok Aslanovich Ruslan The Caucasus in the System of Geopolitical Coordinates XIX-XX
Elena Dundovich Econationalism
Alfredo Sasso The Defeat of the Democratic Yugoslavism in Bosnia-Herzegovina: The Union of the Reformist Forces of Yugoslavia (1990-92)
Carlos Gonzalez Villa Poisoned support? Hypothesis on the implications of US foreign policy towards Yugoslavia, 1981-1991
Waldemar Cudny Socio-economic transformation of Polish cities after the fall of communism at the example of the cities with domination of the traditional economy
Ege Celeste Reinuma The Alibi of Memories: The Political Idealism, Culture and Ideology in Post Communist Countries