Cultural Identity Politics in the (Post-)Transitional Societies

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Cultural Identity Politics in the (Post-)Transitional Societies Malešević, S. (2002) “Identity: Conceptual, Operational and Historical Critique”, in S. Malešević and M. Haugaard (eds.) Making Sense of Collectivity: Ethnicity, Nationalism and Globalization, London: Pluto Martin, D.C. (1995) `The Choices of Identity`, A. Zegeye (ed.) Social Identities, vol. 1, n. 1, Carfax Sheleva, E. (2003) “Borderline Cultures/Cultures of Borderline”, Identities, Vol. 2, No.1, summer, pp. 123-139 Smolan, R. (1996) 24 hour in cyberspace, New York: Que/ Macmillan Whitehead, A. N. (1978) Process and reality: An essay in cosmology, New York: Free Press 112
Cultural identities in Southeastern Europe - a post-transitional perspective Nada Švob-Đokić Abstract This article addresses some aspects of cultural identification in Southeastern Europe in a post-transitional perspective. The period of post-transition is interpreted as a context of multiculturality, cultural diversity, human rights observance and political and economic liberalism. In this context the analysis is concentrated on the structural elements of cultural space (“institutional” culture, “independent” culture and “market oriented” culture) that illustrate the ongoing cultural changes and changes of cultural values. These occur through influences that spread from European cultures and global cultural trends which are ever more present because of new technologies, cultural industries and mediatization of culture. Regional cultural communication reflects such influences and it is ever more shaped by the observance of cultural diversity and cultural industrialization. Cultural relationships are now increasingly defined through the concept of “global multiculture” (Nederveen Pieterse), while cultural identification is more individualized. In all Southeast European societies cultural identities tend to be less based on memories and histories and more often interpreted as a confluence of the economic (market and cultural industries), the cultural (cultural heritage and history) and the political (democratization introduced through transition from socialism to a kind of liberal capitalism). Key words: cultural spaces, cultural identification, Southeastern Europe 113
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