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East European Diasporas, Migration and Cosmopolitanism

176 Pages

by Routledge

176 Pages

by Routledge

176 Pages

by Routledge

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Following the demise of the USSR in 1991, and the ensuing collapse of communist regimes in Eastern Europe, widespread population movements took place across Central and Eastern Europe. Whole nations disappeared and (re)-emerged and diasporic transnational ties and belonging have experienced a revival. This book explores some of the many different facets of diasporic life and migration across... Read more

Introduction: East European Diasporas, Migration and Cosmopolitanism Ulrike Ziemer and Sean P. Roberts Part 1: The Past in the Present: Fostering Cosmopolitanism 1. Cosmopolitanism in Practice: Perspectives on the Nansen Passports Rebecka Lettevall 2. Between Long-Distance Nationalism and ‘Rooted’ Cosmopolitanism? Armenian-American Engagement with their Homeland Tsypylma Darieva Part 2: Making and Re-making Diasporas from Former Yugoslavia 3. Diaspora Impact on European Community Policy-Making: Ex-Yugoslavia as a Case Study Branislav Radeljic 4. Diaspora, Cosmopolitanism and Post-Territorial Citizenship in Contemporary Croatia Francesco Ragazzi Part 3: Locating Diaspora in and Beyond Germany 5. Cosmopolitanism in Kazakhstan: Sociability, Memory and Diasporic Disorder Rita Sanders 6. Migration Memoirs and Narratives of Polish Migrants in Berlin Dorota Praszałowicz Part 4: Exploring Ethical Challenges in Research on Migration 7. The Beginning and End of a Beautiful Friendship: Ethical Issues in the Ethnographic Study of Sociality amongst Russian-speaking Migrants in London Darya Malyutina 8. Facets of Migrant Identity: Ethical Dilemmas in Research among Romanian Migrants in the UK Oana Romocea