Collective Memory and European Identity: The Effects of Integration and Enlargement

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Contents: National identities and collective memory in an enlarged Europe, Willfried Spohn. Collective Identities in Europe and European Identities: European self-understanding in the Twentieth Century, Hartmut Kaelble East-European historical bequest en route to an integrated Europe, Jerzy Jedlicki Global diaspora? European Jewish consciousness? Reflections on German Jewry and the postmodern debate, Y. Michal Bodemann. Europe, National Identities and Collective Memory in Western Europe: Re-modelling the boundaries in the New Europe: historical memories and contemporary identities in German-Polish relations, Oliver Schmidtke Italy, EU-enlargement and the 'reinvention' of Europe: between historical memories and present representations, Ilaria Favretto Spain's 'Special Solidarity' with the East: the influence of collective memory on Spanish attitudes to EU enlargement, Pablo JA!uregui. Europe, National Identities and Collective Memory in Eastern Europe: NATO and Hungarian public opinion, AndrA!s KovA!cs: Troublesome anniversary: the rise of the Czechoslovak Republic and its European fellows in Czech collective memory, Karel KubiA! Converting history into 'cultural treasure' in post-1991 Kaliningrad: social transitions and the meaning of the past, Olga Sezneva. The Argument Revisited: Remembering national memories together: the formation of a transnational identity in Europe, Klaus Eder Index.

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