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Papers and essays in history

PECOB is pleased to introduce this database of up-to-date articles, analyses and working papers on the history of Central-Eastern Europe and the Balkans.
 
The papers on this site discuss specific historical issues within different contexts.

In this page, documents are ordered by publication date, starting from the most recent.
Among the most recent submissions, we recommend an article by Anna Krasteva on the issue of re-writing history in post-communist.

  1. Migration and Development Links: Conceptual Evolution and Criticisms in an  Historical Perspective (by Endry Xhaferaj)

    (published in: Nov, 2014)

    This paper will try to analytically describe the different migration-development links

     

  2. Forms for submitting content

    (published in: Mar, 2010)

     

  3. History, rewriting history, rethinking historicism (by Anna Krasteva)

    (published in: Jan, 2010)

    This article will not discuss the question of whether philosophers make history by phi­losophizing on history. It will examine the existential need of history - of a particular type of history - as formulated by intellectual discourse in the place and time which we desig­nate as "postcommunism". The focus is on the persistence in rewriting history. "Rewriting" history not in the historical but in the theoretical sense....

     

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