AUTORI: Rizman, Rudolf Martin

Prefazione – 1. Dal popolo allo Stato-Nazione – 2. L’affiorare del pluralismo politico – 3. Intellettuali e politica – 4. La chiesa e la religione sotto il (post-)comunismo – 5. La sfida della destra radicale – 6. Al posto delle conclusioni: verso il consolidamento democratico – Bibliografia – Indice dei nomi

Preface by F. Privitera - A. Krasteva, The post-Communist Political Conflict - R.M. Rizman, Towards Democratic Consolidation (The case of Slovenia) - A. Seidlová and M. Vyšín, New Czech Political Elite - M. Ewa Kaminska, The Reform of the Public Administration in Poland: Devolution and self-Government - C. Beciu, Transition and Social Conflict in Romania - I. Munteanu, Reforms against the Disintegration of the State in Moldova - Z. Seizoviæ, Human Rights Protection in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the light of its Constitutional Reform - D. Janjiæ, Overdue Serbia - D. Kaneff, Global Policies, Local Solutions: the Value of Local Studies

L. Donskis, To Be or To Forget: Politics of Remembering vs. Politics of Forgetting – R.M. Rizman, Identity in the Vicissitudes of Globalization – M. Žagar, European Identities and Education for Democratic Citizenship in Diverse Societies – S. Bianchini, Networking Memories. The Historical Narratives and the Challenges of the European Integration – E. Aleksandravièius, Conspiracy Theories in Traumatized Societies: The Lithuanian Case – F. Miszlivetz, The Spirit of Freedom and Hope: The Meaning and Message of the '56 Revolution – I. Bariska, The Landscape of the Politics of Remembering in Transitional Hungary – M. Bloch, Autobiographical Memory and the Self: Combining Approaches from the Social and Cognitive Sciences