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The Nationality of Reasoning:Autoch
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lished in 1933 in Convorbiri litera
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The Nationality of Reasoning2Seymou
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National Prejudices, Mass Mediaand
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exclusion of the “national” att
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PART 2.NATION-BUILDING AND REGIONAL
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“The California of the Romanians
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“The California of the Romanians
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Contrasting/Conflicting Identities:
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for individual paths of social inse
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contributed to their isolation. Und
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The Dislocated Transylvanian Hungar
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Transylvania Revisited: Public Disc
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Transylvania RevisitedTransylvania
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Transylvania Revisitedidentities -
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schauung, would never accept a civi
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PART 3.NATIONALIZING MAJORITIESAND
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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHYThe Idea of In
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Nationhood and Identity: Romaniansa
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I claim that the production of the
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Nationhood and Identitygories are p
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tive. That is, situations when Hung
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Table 6 refers to the self-identifi
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Nationhood and IdentityCulture func
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Nationhood and Identityball match,
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Nationhood and Identitydenied citiz
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Nationhood and Identity3See Ernest
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Nationhood and Identitypared to 31.
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Nationhood and IdentitySELECTED BIB
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Nationalizing Minorities and Homela
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community. Interestingly, ethnic pa
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The central scope of the law is to
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acquire Hungarian citizenship. By d
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Can Democracy Work in SoutheasternE
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More Than Just Neighbors: Romania a
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More Than Just Neighbors: Romania a
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APPENDIXSELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
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The History of Romanian-HungarianIn
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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 1990-2000vani
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NOTES ON AUTHORSSORIN ANTOHI (b. 19
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NOTES ON AUTHORSZOLTÁN KÁNTOR (b.
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NOTES ON AUTHORSpolitical culture o
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THE GROUP FOR INTERCULTURAL STUDIES
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Map 2. Hungary and Romania, 1918-19
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