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This, the first comprehensive first-hand account of post-1989 Romania, shows how ex-communist officials have used nationalism to delay the country's passage from a closed to an open political system. Arguing that an agenda of limited change has been pursued by reluctant democrats who have acquired legitimacy by promoting nationalist values from the precommunist era, this is a welcome supplement and balance to media coverage of Romania, placing Romanian nationalism in a wider European context.
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Tom Gallagher is Reader in Peace Studies at the University of Bradford and author of Portugal: A Twentieth Century Interpretation andNationalism in the Nineties.
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- Ethnic Violence and the Societal Security Dilemma (Routledge Series in Nationalism and Ethnicity) by Paul Roe in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
- Experimenting with Democracy: Regime Change in the Balkans (Routledge Studies of Societies in Transition, 13) by G. Pridham on page 131, and page 190
- The Future of NATO Expansion: Four Case Studies by Zoltan Barany on page 157, and Back Matter
- The Extreme Right: Freedom And Security At Risk by Aurel Braun on page 160
- Developments in Central and East European Politics 2 (Developments in Central & East European Politics) by Stephen White in Front Matter
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