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Chapter 4 • Nicola Mai ing a framework within which the explanations given as reasons for pain, sorrow and suffering can “make sense”. The exposure and revelation of the real and disguised political and economic rationales underpinning ethnic politics and policies can offer the possibility of a parallel re-politicization of ethnicity and trauma discourses and of a de-traumatization and deethnicization of the political discursive field. This parallel process can offer new narrative resources for both the wider process of democratization and the therapeutic context, as it introduces the possibility of psychologically healing the individual through an understanding of the social world, which is more responsive to his/her lived experiences of increasing diversity and complexity. Notes 1. Before the beginning of the Kosovo crisis, ARCS had been running four youth centres (since July 1998), which welcomed many young refugees throughout the duration of the war. Young refugees were included in the project both as beneficiaries of assistance, and as active participants. They actively participated in the development and organization of activities and initiatives for the refugee population and the new arrivals. The activities took place both at the youth centres and in the main refugee camps set up in the areas of Tirana, Durres, Berat and Gjirokaster. 2. For a detailed overview of the social and economic consequences of the process of Serbianization of Kosovo since 1981, please see Clark, 2000: 70- 121 and Vickers, 1998: 218-287. References Anzulovic, B. 1999 Heavenly Serbia, Hurst & Co, London. Clark, H. 2000 Civil Resistance in Kosovo, Pluto Press, London. Freud, S. 1934 “On narcissism: an introduction”, in L. Woolf and V. Woolf (eds), Collected Papers, The Hogarth Press, London: 30-60. 1955 “The ‘Uncanny”, in J. Strachey (ed.), The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, Vol. 17 (1917-19), The Hogarth Press, London: 217-253. 1956 “Negation”, in J. Strachey (ed.), The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, Vol. 14 (1917-19), London, The Hogarth Press: 235-9. Fuga, A. 1998 L’Albanie entre la pensée totalitaire et la raison fragmentaire, L’Harmattan, Paris. 134
<strong>Psychosocial</strong> <strong>Notebook</strong>, Volume 2, October 2001 Gagnon, V. P. Jr. 1994 “Serbia’s road to war”, in L. Diamond and M.F. Plattner, Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict, and Democracy, The John Hopkins University Press, London. Giddens, A. 1990 The Consequences of Modernity, Polity Press, Cambridge. 1991 Modernity and Self-Identity, Polity Press, Cambridge. Ignatieff, M. 1997 The Warrior’s Honor, Henry Holt and Company, New York. Malcolm, N. 2000 Kosovo. A Short History, Macmillan, London. Papov, N. 2000 “The traumatology of the party state”, in The Road to War in Serbia, Central University Press, Budapest: 81-108. Passerini, L. 1988 Storia e Soggettività, La Nuova Italia Editrice, Firenze. Salecl, R. 1993 “The postsocialist moral majority”, in E. Carter, J. Donald and J. Squires (eds), Space and Place: Theories of Identity and Location, Lawrence & Wishart, London. Teodorova, M. 1997 Imagining the Balkans, Oxford University Press, Oxford. Vickers, M. 1998 Between Serb and Albanian. A History of Kosovo, Hurst, London. Wachtel, B. A. 1998 Making a Nation, Breaking a Nation, Stanford University Press Stanford. 135
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