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Od „oszołomów” do „zakonu PC”. Wizerunek medialny Porozumienia Centrum. Próba naszkicowania problemu

Od „oszołomów” do „zakonu PC”. Wizerunek medialny Porozumienia Centrum. Próba naszkicowania problemu

Author(s): Adam Chmielecki / Language(s): Polish Issue: 15/2015

Artykuł przedstawia wizerunek medialny Porozumienia Centrum oraz jego przyczyny i konsekwencje poprzez analizę poświęconych tej partii artykułów opublikowanych w „Gazecie Wyborczej” i tygodniku „Polityka”. Oba tytuły medialne uznano za reprezentatywne dla badanego problemu studium przypadku z uwagi na ich pozycję na rynku medialnym oraz związki ze środowiskami politycznymi stanowiącymi „rdzeń” polskiej transformacji ustrojowej. Pejoratywny wizerunek PC – w tym twórcy i wieloletniego prezesa tej partii Jarosława Kaczyńskiego – należy uznać za jeden z najtrwalszych mitów w polskim życiu medialnym i publicznym po 1989 roku. „Czarna legenda” PC była jednym z determinantów zakończenia działalności tego ugrupowania, została również przeniesiona przez media na kolejną inicjatywę polityczną Jarosława i Lecha Kaczyńskich – partię Prawo i Sprawiedliwość. Przyczyny tego zjawiska – o charakterze ideowym (ideologicznym), politycznym i personalnym – zostały przedstawione z wyraźnym rozróżnieniem na przypadek „Gazety Wyborczej” i tygodnika „Polityka”. Takie ujęcie problemu stanowi nie tylko przyczynek do badań nad niezależnością (lub raczej zależnością) polskiego rynku medialnego od politycznych obozów lewicowego i liberalnego, ale również prowadzi do wniosku natury stricte politycznej. Emocjonalne traktowanie przez autorów „Gazety Wyborczej” Porozumienia Centrum nie jako elementu opisywanej rzeczywistości, lecz jako wroga politycznego par excellence dowodzi, że to podział w obrębie tak zwanej opozycji demokratycznej w PRL – poprzez powstanie PC w 1990 roku – stanowi najważniejszy konflikt polityczny w dziejach III RP. Jednocześnie utrzymanie znaczącej pozycji politycznej przez środowisko J. Kaczyńskiego należy traktować jako brak pełnej skuteczności strategii medialnych kierowanych wobec aktorów politycznych. „Demos” wciąż pozostaje silniejszy niż media, a demokracja odpiera ataki „mediokracji”.

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Participatory Urban Governance as an Innovation in Institutional Practice of Polish Cities

Participatory Urban Governance as an Innovation in Institutional Practice of Polish Cities

Author(s): Aldona Wiktorska-Święcka / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2015

The problem examined in the paper is part of a broader reflection on public governance, especially in its territorial dimension. The author focuses mainly on the modernisation of the public sector in Poland and the world with regard to the principles of participatory democracy as evidenced by the practice of urban governance. In particular, the author focuses on one of the tools that stimulate participation, i.e. participatory budgeting, which has recently resulted in a breakthrough trend in institutional practice and which can be regarded as an innovation in public governance. The aim of the paper is to examine the impact of the implementation of participatory budgeting on governance in selected Polish cities. The whole analysis is carried out in the context of normative assumptions and the analysed problem highlights the question of the standards of good public governance, which should be respected at the local level. The paradigm adopted by the author reflects the call for the “right to the city for the citizens,” i.e. an approach whereby cities should develop not only in order to support the economy but also to be able to meet people’s aspirations to a better quality of life.

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Geopolitics and the Development of Internationally Oriented Companies

Geopolitics and the Development of Internationally Oriented Companies

Author(s): Remigiusz Gawlik / Language(s): English Issue: 17/2015

The increasing complexity of management in the global environment creates a need for a deeper understanding of the nature of relations between geopolitical occurrences and the development of Internationally Oriented Companies. Therefore, following a literature review, a conceptual model, including the determinants of development of Internationally Oriented Companies and the geopolitical processes, is proposed. The main research hypothesis states that Internationally Oriented Companies not only profit from their environmental opportunities, but also shape their operating environments in order to gain influence over the foreign policy-making of states. The paper provides its positive verification. The role of weak signals in the early identification of such behaviours is mentioned. A conclusive postulate of transcribing the elaborated model into a computer application for geopolitical decision-making for managers has been formulated.

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Towards a Single European Economy: Current Problems and Long Term Solutions

Towards a Single European Economy: Current Problems and Long Term Solutions

Author(s): Ikemefuna Allen / Language(s): English Issue: 17/2015

This paper is compiled with the objective of critically analysing whether the European Union can be classified as an integrated economy, focusing on the level of economic convergence. Against this backdrop, the current level of economic integration is assessed taking into account empirical research performed by other scholars and economic indicators shown by member states over the years 2004-2014. Results indicate that the European Union is a heterogeneous block of economic clusters with varying degrees of economic health, trends and capabilities. The heterogeneities hinder implementation of policy, which in turn prevents further integration. A “three-fold” solution for achieving a higher level of economic integration is discussed, which incorporates (i) differential treatment of member states depending on prevailing economic conditions, (ii) the establishment of a European Economic Government, and (iii) the introduction of parallel currency regimes in Eurozone countries with ailing economic health.

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Barber, B.R., 2013, If Mayors Ruled the World. Dysfunctional Nations, Rising Cities, Yale University Press, New Haven, pp. 416.

Barber, B.R., 2013, If Mayors Ruled the World. Dysfunctional Nations, Rising Cities, Yale University Press, New Haven, pp. 416.

Author(s): Marcin Chruściel / Language(s): English Issue: 17/2015

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Suwerenność i zwierzchnictwo ludowe: egzystencja prywatna i egzystencja polityczna

Suwerenność i zwierzchnictwo ludowe: egzystencja prywatna i egzystencja polityczna

Author(s): Anna Krzynówek-Arndt / Language(s): Polish Issue: 18/2016

Research objective:The article is an attempt to highlight inherent tensions and mutual contradictions that popular sovereignty perceived as a category of modern political thought is marked by.The research problem and methods:Through the analyses of crucial passages of Rousseau’s political writings I show that different interpretations of popular sovereignty should be analyzed in the context of Robert Spaemann’s reading of rousseauian thesis of the irreversible disintegration of political unity and separation of public and private.The process of argumentation:I argue that the thought of Jan Jakub Rousseau may be a basis for deriving different meanings of popular sovereignty according to different and sometimes mutually exclusive interpretations typical of neorepublicanism, civic humanism, communitarianism and political liberalism. Rousseau’s idea of popular sovereignty may be perceived as combining classical and nominalist traditions (an actual consensus of the majority as a representation of the general will).Research results:The main conclusion of the article is that the tension implicit in the idea of popular sovereignty is inherently linked with a dual condition of modern man incapable of both political and private existence.Conclusions, innovations and recommendations:The idea of well-ordered society as described in The Social Contract and Considerations on the Government of Poland shows the tensions and ambiguities in modern idea of popular sovereignty, which could be taken into consideration while analyzing it as one of the main constitutional principles.

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau i James Madison. Dwa modele obywatelstwa w tradycji doktryny suwerenności ludu

Jean-Jacques Rousseau i James Madison. Dwa modele obywatelstwa w tradycji doktryny suwerenności ludu

Author(s): Rafał Lis / Language(s): Polish Issue: 18/2016

Research objective:The aim of the article is to analyse the thought of J.J. Rousseau and J. Madison (counted among the most prominent theorists of popular or republican government in the Eighteenth century), with a special emphasis on the issue of citizenry.The research problem and methods: The author focuses on the relationship between the accounts of the people and the associated concepts of citizenship. He wonders whether they can provide us with any coherent vision of the citizens’ role in government or – rather – reveal serious discrepancies within a broader doctrinal tradition. To that purpose the author refers to main works of these authors, supporting his conclusions by critical references to secondary sources, dealing especially with their views on popular sovereignty.The process of argumentation: The article begins with the analysis of Rousseau’s thought, turning then to that of Madison. It finishes with a sort of summary, which gives an opportunity to emphasise the main similarities and – above all – differences between their arguments.Research results: The analysis of the both authors’ thought indicates that there were at least two different views on citizenship within the Eighteenth century tradition of popular sovereignty. It points out that Rousseau viewed the common citizenry in a very active role of a sovereign, insisting on frequent assemblies of the people as a necessary means of identifying the general will. In that respect, Madison kept warning against a more direct or locally-oriented citizens’ activity, looking for such electoral and constitutional devices of majority rule that would more appropriately serve the public interest, securing the rights of minorities as well.Conclusions, innovations, recommendations:The far-reaching conclusion is that the two depicted models of citizenship reveal in fact considerably broad possibilities of defining popular sovereignty and – more specifically – the constitutional function of civic activity. The latter will be ultimately determined by assumptions of the public sphere and evaluations of the moral and political capacities of the very citizens.

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Osobotwórcza rola rodziny w religii Starego Testamentu

Osobotwórcza rola rodziny w religii Starego Testamentu

Author(s): Jarosław Kupczak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 19/2016

CEL NAUKOWY: Artykuł ukazuje osobotwórcze znaczenie rodziny w przymierzu Starego Testamentu. W starotestamentalnym objawieniu Boga dokonuje się demitologizacja ludzkiej seksualności, której efektem jest oczyszczenie obrazu transcendentnego Boga z seksual­nych odniesień. Płynąca z niej sekularyzacja ludzkiej sek­sualności nie oznacza wyłączenia jej ze sfery świętej, ale ukazuje płciowość jako część dzieła stworzenia, wiążąc ją z odpowiedzialnością rozumnego i wolnego człowie­ka oraz ze szczególnym błogosławieństwem Boga. Takie oczyszczenie pozwala w miłości mężczyzny i kobiety do­strzec sposób realizowania się przymierza z Bogiem, jak również obraz tego przymierza.PROBLEM I METODY BADAWCZE: Artykuł wpi­suje się w nurt historycznych badań nad antropologią relacyjną i krytyczną refleksję nad kulturą czasów współ­czesnych. Jego celem jest ukazanie religijnego i osobotwór­czego znaczenia rodziny w strukturze przymierza Starego Testamentu.PROCES WYWODU: Osobotwórcza rola rodziny una­ocznia się w historii Abrahama, w której widoczne jest, że przymierze nie ma wypełnić się przez samo płodzenie potomstwa, ale poprzez wychowanie dzieci, mające religijny charakter, dokonujące się w przestrzeni rodzinnej i łączące się z przekonaniem o budowaniu siły narodu. Bardzo waż­nym elementem tego wychowania jest rodzinna liturgia, z właściwym jej pry­matem ojca, odsyłającym do prymatu Boga Ojca. Szczególna rola ojca ukazuje się w trzech celebracjach: przyniesienia do świątyni i wykupu pierworodnego syna, obrzezania oraz paschy.WYNIKI ANALIZY NAUKOWEJ: Religia Starego Testamentu ma charakter osobotwórczy, tzn. prowadzi do ujawnienia, oświetlenia i dowartościowania podstawowych wymiarów osoby, takich jak: znaczenie płci, relacyjny charakter osoby ze względu na jej zróżnicowanie płciowe, znaczenie ojcostwa, macierzyń­stwa i ludzkiej płodności.WNIOSKI, INNOWACJE, REKOMENDACJE: Odczytanie znaczenia tych rodzinnych uroczystości może mieć znaczenie także dzisiaj dla pogłębie­nia więzi rodzinnych i zrozumienia roli rytuałów społecznych oraz religijnych w budowaniu rodziny, która pozostaje pierwszym i podstawowym miejscem tworzenia dojrzałej osobowości każdego człowieka, mężczyzny i kobiety.

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The Post-Conflict Reconstruction and the Implications of Kosovo-Serbia Tensions for the Regional Security

The Post-Conflict Reconstruction and the Implications of Kosovo-Serbia Tensions for the Regional Security

Author(s): Andrei Alexandru Micu / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2018

The Western Balkans is an area of discontinuity in terms of European integration, the state of the affairs representing a direct effect of the civil war that led to the collapse of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The concerns about the Balkan geopolitical climate dominate the last decade of the 20th century, with the humanitarian implications that exacerbated nationalism episodes brought to the forefront, at a time when the Communist regimes were already gone, and the Euro-Atlantic integration was the goal the main post-revolutionary agenda at the East. The study case follows the security impact that the of Kosovo-Serbia binomial has, the first being the province that later became a self-governing state, at the periphery of European construction, but with the security guaranteed by NATO's permanent mission on site. The specificity of the developments between Belgrade and Pristina is one of the issues to be considered when analyzing the European paradigm on the medium and long-term developments of the region is debated. At a time when European actors continue to develop a common identity based on secular European ideas, Kosovo is one of the exceptions that come to confirm the rule. Therefore, European integration must be doubled by redrawing intra-regional relations, with the aim of reconciling and normalizing relations.On the other hand, the phenomenology in Yugoslavia is a complex one, practically distinguishing an overlapping of processes: the fall of communism, the collapse of federal statehood, territorial secessionism among the hereditary republics, and then a civil war between the former Yugoslavia. From a historical perspective, the Balkan space is one of the most animated spaces of the nationalist movements, movements on the basis of which we have paradoxical processes: the formation of the state entity after the First World War, and its disintegration with the end of the Cold War.

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"Substantial progress has taken place in [the]United States-Rumanian relations": The Road to Upgrading the Level of Diplomatic Missions from Bucharest and Washington 1961-1964

"Substantial progress has taken place in [the]United States-Rumanian relations": The Road to Upgrading the Level of Diplomatic Missions from Bucharest and Washington 1961-1964

Author(s): Letitia Sandu / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2018

This study represents an analysis of the United States-Romanian relations during 1961-1964, focusing on the background process that led to the elevation of diplomatic missions to embassy status in June 1964. Primarily based on documents from the American and Romanian archives, it reveals the path to diplomatic ties’ improvement during the Kennedy years and the Johnson Administration’s first year. While Romania was seeking to distance itself from the Moscow’s economic and political control and to strengthen its domestic and foreign position, the United States started to reexamine her relations with the satellite – countries from Eastern Europe. In this regard, the study explains how the US’ perception toward Romania started to change, what gestures and actions influenced this change and how the bilateral relations registered progress amidst Cold War crises and international tensions.

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La fabrique de la femme ou le genre à l’épreuve de l’imaginaire communiste
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La fabrique de la femme ou le genre à l’épreuve de l’imaginaire communiste

Author(s): Mihaela Gabriela Stănică / Language(s): French Issue: 3/2014

Analyzing the female body as a discursive product of the communist ideology could be an interesting endeavor given the possibility it offers to determine the mechanisms that intervene when dealing with a paradigm shift (the gendered body paradigm) as well as because it reveals the possibility of reconsidering the representations of the gendered body, of the sex and gender relationship, of the unicity of the binary paradigm. The question raised by the imaginary of the female communist body, a question that governs this entire research, can be formulated as such: if the body paradigm can be so easily altered by the structures of power, can we still be speaking about the materiality of the body (the gendered body in this case) or can it also be reduced to a social construction?

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Lozincile sovietice ca instrument de propagandă

Lozincile sovietice ca instrument de propagandă

Author(s): Diana-Elena Firfirica / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2022

The article presents a short analysis of the Soviet slogans.The aim of our article resides in compiling a thematic classification of the most commonly used Soviet slogans from the 1920s to the 1980s.The Soviet slogans included in the article can be divided into different thematic groups, such as: slogans about education, work, war, economics, life and death. Moreover, in this article we delve deeper into the analysis of the grammatical means employed for propaganda. Soviet slogans are simple phrases which help draw people's attention and which are used to enforce political propaganda. They conveyed to the Soviet community certain ideas, mainly related to life under communism, they pledged the country's economic growth, a better life for citizens and a prosperous future, devoid of worries. The slogans were based on the moral principles of the ideal Soviet citizen who must do anything to protect his country and his compatriots.

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Zachowania wyborcze mieszkańców wsi regionów kujawsko-pomorskiego i zachodniopomorskiego w wyborach parlamentarnych 2019 roku. Wybrane problemy

Zachowania wyborcze mieszkańców wsi regionów kujawsko-pomorskiego i zachodniopomorskiego w wyborach parlamentarnych 2019 roku. Wybrane problemy

Author(s): Lilia Nowakowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 01/2023

The article focuses on the participation of rural residents in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie and Zachodniopomorskie regions in the 2019 parliamentary elections. The main goal was to examine the level of participation and determine the regional specificity of rural residents’ political engagement while assessing its significance for the development of social capital in rural communities. The study examined voter turnout in the specified elections, particularly in rural municipalities, and also addressed the level of support for the Polish People’s Party (PSL), a political party perceived by the electorate as representing the interests of rural residents. Voter turnout was higher in the rural areas of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie region compared to the Zachodniopomorskie region. In rural municipalities located in the eastern part of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie region, voter turnout was significantly lower compared to the regional average. Territorial differentiation was not as pronounced concerning the level of voter engagement in rural municipalities in the Zachodniopomorskie region. Proximity to larger and smaller cities encouraged rural residents to participate in the elections, with municipalities close to major urban centers exhibiting notably higher mobilization for voting. Conversely, greater distance from major cities was not conducive to higher voter turnout. The higher level of voter participation in the agricultural community in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie region can be attributed to the longstanding tradition of PSL influence and stronger ties with this political party.

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Ролята на системата от капиталови пазари като механизъм за стабилност и икономически растеж

Ролята на системата от капиталови пазари като механизъм за стабилност и икономически растеж

Author(s): Aleksandar Apostolov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2023

The study provides an overview of the key actors in capital markets and their attendant risks, focusing on a range of transmission mechanisms, resilience, and potential risks to financial stability. It discusses key determinants of the development of modern capital markets and their relationship to economic growth, with an emphasis on the challenges arising from the interconnectedness between banking institutions, the non-bank financial organizations sector, and capital markets. Particular attention is given to the role and importance of government policies, regulatory frameworks, the degree of financial openness, and the institutional environment, in the context of the impact of asymmetric information on capital markets and its implications for investment, financial markets, and their importance in maintaining the stability and transparency of a financial system.

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UNWE Internationalisation: Successes and Challenges

UNWE Internationalisation: Successes and Challenges

Author(s): Albena Stefanova / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2023

The article presents a project on the internationalisation of a Bulgarian economic university within the context of the pandemic, educational trends and policies, as well as a strive for global recognition in the spheres of academic and research activity. It makes an overview of the concept of internationalisation in higher education and the approaches and strategies to internationalisation developed and implemented by higher education institutions and educational experts. The in-depth research is expected to provide the basis for the updating and optimisation of the internationalisation strategy of the University of National and World Economy for the period 2020 – 2025.

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Editorial

Author(s): Daniel Šitera / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2023

This book forum discusses Ivan Kalmar’s pivotal book on the position of “Central Europe” in the racialized hierarchies of “West”/“Europe” and their not-quite-white Others. The authors debate the main contributions and potential blind spots of the book and its key concepts. The concepts of racism and whiteness answer the not-so-new question on Central Europe and Europ’s “East” anew: How come that the populations of and in this diverse region happen to repeatedly find themselves in the very same marginal position in European historical orders? This question has very contemporary manifestations; Europe’s persistent East-West socioeconomic and socio-cultural hierarchies, among others, co-produce the local populations’ marginalized or marginalizing positioning vis-à-vis each other and the rest of Europe or the world. In this honest discussion, the authors chart new intellectual pathways for utilizing racism and whiteness to help us better understand this question and its many manifestations from within and outside the region.

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“White but not Quite”: Postsocialist Resentment and Its Eastern Others?

“White but not Quite”: Postsocialist Resentment and Its Eastern Others?

Author(s): Daria Krivonos / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2023

This book forum discusses Ivan Kalmar’s pivotal book on the position of “Central Europe” in the racialized hierarchies of “West”/“Europe” and their not-quite-white Others. The authors debate the main contributions and potential blind spots of the book and its key concepts. The concepts of racism and whiteness answer the not-so-new question on Central Europe and Europ’s “East” anew: How come that the populations of and in this diverse region happen to repeatedly find themselves in the very same marginal position in European historical orders? This question has very contemporary manifestations; Europe’s persistent East-West socioeconomic and socio-cultural hierarchies, among others, co-produce the local populations’ marginalized or marginalizing positioning vis-à-vis each other and the rest of Europe or the world. In this honest discussion, the authors chart new intellectual pathways for utilizing racism and whiteness to help us better understand this question and its many manifestations from within and outside the region.

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“Quite White” – Central Europeans Beyond Europe

“Quite White” – Central Europeans Beyond Europe

Author(s): Stephanie Rudwick / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2023

This book forum discusses Ivan Kalmar’s pivotal book on the position of “Central Europe” in the racialized hierarchies of “West”/“Europe” and their not-quite-white Others. The authors debate the main contributions and potential blind spots of the book and its key concepts. The concepts of racism and whiteness answer the not-so-new question on Central Europe and Europ’s “East” anew: How come that the populations of and in this diverse region happen to repeatedly find themselves in the very same marginal position in European historical orders? This question has very contemporary manifestations; Europe’s persistent East-West socioeconomic and socio-cultural hierarchies, among others, co-produce the local populations’ marginalized or marginalizing positioning vis-à-vis each other and the rest of Europe or the world. In this honest discussion, the authors chart new intellectual pathways for utilizing racism and whiteness to help us better understand this question and its many manifestations from within and outside the region.

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Central Europe: Racialized or Elusive?

Central Europe: Racialized or Elusive?

Author(s): Aliaksei Kazharski / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2023

This book forum discusses Ivan Kalmar’s pivotal book on the position of “Central Europe” in the racialized hierarchies of “West”/“Europe” and their not-quite-white Others. The authors debate the main contributions and potential blind spots of the book and its key concepts. The concepts of racism and whiteness answer the not-so-new question on Central Europe and Europ’s “East” anew: How come that the populations of and in this diverse region happen to repeatedly find themselves in the very same marginal position in European historical orders? This question has very contemporary manifestations; Europe’s persistent East-West socioeconomic and socio-cultural hierarchies, among others, co-produce the local populations’ marginalized or marginalizing positioning vis-à-vis each other and the rest of Europe or the world. In this honest discussion, the authors chart new intellectual pathways for utilizing racism and whiteness to help us better understand this question and its many manifestations from within and outside the region.

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Race in Central Europe: A Rejoinder

Race in Central Europe: A Rejoinder

Author(s): Ivan Kalmar / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2023

This book forum discusses Ivan Kalmar’s pivotal book on the position of “Central Europe” in the racialized hierarchies of “West”/“Europe” and their not-quite-white Others. The authors debate the main contributions and potential blind spots of the book and its key concepts. The concepts of racism and whiteness answer the not-so-new question on Central Europe and Europ’s “East” anew: How come that the populations of and in this diverse region happen to repeatedly find themselves in the very same marginal position in European historical orders? This question has very contemporary manifestations; Europe’s persistent East-West socioeconomic and socio-cultural hierarchies, among others, co-produce the local populations’ marginalized or marginalizing positioning vis-à-vis each other and the rest of Europe or the world. In this honest discussion, the authors chart new intellectual pathways for utilizing racism and whiteness to help us better understand this question and its many manifestations from within and outside the region.

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