State and Nation Building in East Central Europe

Institute on East Central Europe

March 1996

Introduction - John S. Micgiel

Diaspora Nationalism's Pyrrhic Victory: The Controversy Regarding the Electoral reform of 1909 in Bukovina - by Alon Rachaminov

Mandate of History: Serbian National Identity and Ethnic Conflict in the Former Yugoslavia - by Ivelin Sardamov

A Discourse of Memory: A History of the Romanians in Transylvania - by Tanya Dunlap

Galvanizing Fear of Islam: The 1983 Trial of Alija Izetbegovic in Context - by Aimee Wielechowski

Romanian Nationalism--Double Problem, Double Talk? - by Sandra Pralong

The Objective is Objectivity: Nationalism Among Slovak Public Radio Journalists in the New Slovakia - by Richard Wallace

National Discourse and the Formation of Irreconcilable Symbols: The Case of The Gabcikovo-Nagymaros Dams - by Stephen Deets

The Politics pf Ethnicity and Stability: Collective Rights, Democracy and Hungarian Minorities - by Evelyn Farkas

The Components of Coexistance: Hungarian Minorities and Interethnic Relations in Romania, Slovakia and Ukraine - by Sherrill Stroschein

"Two Souls Struggle with..." The Failing Implementation of Hungary's New Minorities Law and Discrimination Against Gypsies
- by Timothy William Waters and Rachel Guglielmo

How to Succeed at Seceding: The Value of Federalism in Political Divorce - by Ann E. Robertson

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Failure of Implementation - by Thomas Ambrosio

Fear and Loathing in Macedonia: Ethnic Nationalism and the Albanian Problem - by Thomas Buck

The Pomaks; A Religious Minority in the Balkans - by Mario Apostolov

The Making of a Greater Albania? - by George Gavrilis

The Ideals of Ilinden: Uses of Memory and Nationalism in Socialist Macedonia - by James Krapfl

Why Have Donbas Russians Not Ethnically Mobilized like Crimean Russians Have? An Institutional/Demographic Approach
- by Davis J. Meyer

The Ukranian Party System - by Victor Chudowsky

Citizenship in Ukraine: A Western Perspective - by Yuri I. Shevchuk