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| adam_text | Table of Contents / Cuprins
INTRODUCTION .........................................................................5
CUVANT fNAINTE..........................................................................7
ROMANIA AT THE CROSSROADS - LAYERS OF COLLECTIVE
IDENTITY IN THE 19™ AND THE 20™ CENTURIES - AN OUTLINE
(Manuela Boatca, Radu Baltasiu, Adela Serban, Ovidiana Bulumac,
Lucian Dumitrescu)......................................................................9
On the constitutive dimension: ethnicity, Christendom and statehood at the dawn of modernity.. 9
A brief time table...................................................................9
Some of the historical fundamentals.................................................11
Briefly on the first historical cleavage: the Phanariot regime. In the periphery of the Empire.. 13
The Struggle for Renaissance before 1821............................................14
On the constitutive dimensions of modernity. The 19th Century.........................17
The second historical cleavage: from the periphery of the Ottoman Empire to the periphery of
the world system....................................................................17
The general logic of the new system (of the new modernity)......................17
Two main actors of the new peripheral modernity: the middle class and dependent thinking... 20
The Second Renaissance. Two social types. Two modernities..........................23
Critical thought and the theory of “form without substance” (Titu Maiorescu)....24
The critical thought and the positive classes (Mihai Eminescu)..................25
Eminescu on misery. Misery as the high cost of peripheralization................27
Modernity after the First World War. The third renaissance............................28
On the peasant doctrine of development (Virgil Madgearu)........................... 29
On the corporatist doctrine (Mihail Manoilescu).....................................29
On the third cleavage: the Communist repression........................................31
The political component.............................................................32
The cultural component..............................................................33
The social-economic layer...........................................................35
On the Jewish matter in the 19th century............................................. 37
Short historiography................................................................37
Some statistical data............................................................. 37
Jewish emancipation............................................................... 38
Anti-Semitic discourse — reasoning..................................................39
Page | 290 Fractured Modernities: Elites, Romania and Europe ”
A few words on religion and secularization.....................................................40
Uniatism in Transylvania....................................................................40
The Romanian Church between state, empires and foreign hierarchical forefront...............40
The Russian domination......................................................................42
Annex..........................................................................................43
References.....................................................................................45
FRACTURED MODERNITIES: 1944-1989.1990-2009. ELITES,
ROMANIA AND “EUROPE” (Radix Baltasiu, Ilie Badescu, Manuela Boatca,
Lucian Dumitrescu, Adela §erban, Ovidiana Bulumac).............................................49
Introduction into the concept of Evolutional Fracture ........................................49
An enquiry into the matter at a European scale. Local priorities.......—...........................................50
The Romanian space after 1944..................................................................52
The phenomenon of fracture as failure of the contact between the East and the West.............54
The Abandoned Society and an explanation for the lack of legitimacy of the political system.
The role of the culture of development......................................................59
A few conceptual delimitations regarding the intelligentsia..............................59
Burning stages and the “middle class” deficit............................................62
The Abandoned Society and behavioral mutations: Petty Politics...........................64
Typologies and attitudes of elites after 1944...............................................67
Dissidence and Resistance — conceptual-historic clarifications...........................67
Resistance through culture.............................................................67
Dissidence......................................................................... 68
Political dissidence................................................................69
Civic dissidence....................................................................70
The Church elite.........................................................................71
The Entrepreneurial elite............................................................ 72
Anticulture............................................................................... 73
Lustration and the history manual as part of Anticulture.................................73
After 1989. The risk of inadequacy with regard to the Present through the misunderstanding of
the Past.......................................................................................74
The connection to the Communist past........................................................76
The Events of December 1989.................................................................77
University Square (April-May 1990)........................................................ 80
Romania and its Spiritual Union with Europe: the Visit of Pope John Paul II (7-9th of May
1999)..................................................................................... 81
The lack of legitimacy. The analysis of trust after 1996....................................84
Romania and the EU..................................................................... 84
(Dis)Trust in the Government........................................................... 86
(Dis)Trust in the Parliament.............................................................87
(Dis)Trust in the Presidency. Institutions that engender credibility.....................88
The Church and the Army: the dynamics of trust. The institutions that engender legitimacy 88
(Dis)Trust in Justice............................................................. 90
Table of Contents i Cuprins
Page | 291
Europeanization.........................................................
References...............................................................................92
COMMUNISM AND THE RESISTANCE (Radu Baltasiu, Ilie Bádescu,
Manuela Boatcá, Lucian Dumitrescu, Adela § erban, Ovidiana Bulumac)......................99
“Romanian Communism”.....««..............................................................99
The Beginnings of Communism in Romania. The Allogeneic Character of “Romanian”
Communism...............................................................................100
The Soviet Occupation - Securitate and Collectivization. Culture, Education, Peasants and
Church..................................................................................103
Securitate, a Product of Former NKVD Agents...........................................106
The First Reactions of Resistance to Soviet Occupation...................................107
The Political Class...................................................................107
Peasant Revolts......................................................................108
The First Student Movements...........................................................109
Partisans............................................................................109
The Centralization of Resistance...................................................110
The End of Armed Resistance: 1962................................................. 110
The Romanian Orthodox Church.........................................................110
Patriarch Justinian.................................................................Ill
Resistance from Communist Prisons and Labor Camps....................................113
The Family and the Uprooting Process. “The File of Healthy Origin” — Criterion of Access to
Society......................................................................................115
The Number of the Victims of Repression.................................................116
The Economic Costs of Russian Occupation during the First Period (1944-1946).............116
Annex....................................................................................118
Document. The Greek-Catholic Church, the Orthodox Church and Communist Inheritance ..118
References..............................................................................120
DISCONTINUITY AND CONTINUITY OF IDENTITY. ROMANIAN
ELITES AFTER THE 1989 REVOLUTION (Radu Baltasiu,
Ovidiana Bulumac, Lucian Dumitrescu, Gabriel Sápunaru) ............................... 125
A few general considerations regarding the integration of Romania into the Euro-Atlantic
structures. References to identity frights..............................................125
Regarding the initial model of Romanian European political identity......................129
An inadequate continuity.................................................................130
Reform as an expression of identity inadequateness....................................133
The costs of inadequacy: reform as “stripping of possessions” and “retro-institutions”.134
Privatization as an end in itself................................................... 135
The profile of dominant elites: between the national identity and the European identity...135
The costs of the ... new “European identity”.............................................139
Continuities and discontinuities in the ethnic matter.................................. 140
Complications of the ethnical problem — ideologization................................142
Undeveloped European Cultural Pattern............................................... 146
Page | 292
Fractured Modernities: Elites, Romania and ‘ Europe ”
The Constitution of 2003.............................................................146
Minorities and justice, military service and governing through ordinances.........147
Post-integration moments: Lisbon.....................................................148
The Church and European integration..................................................149
The Orthodox concept on the state-church relation and European integration:
the Byzantine symphony............................................................150
Kosovo............................................................................151
KEY EVENTS AND IDENTITY DISCOURSES REGARDING ELITES IN
THE TRANSFORMATION PERIOD (1990-2010) (Radu Baltasiu,
Ovidiana Bulumac, Gabriel Sapunaru)..................................................153
The formative period/pre-accession period (1989 - 1996)........................... 153
The chosen key event: The Partnership for Peace (1994)......................... 154
The accession period (1997 - 2007)................................................ 159
The chosen key event: The Madrid Summit (1997)................................. 159
The post-accession period (2007- 2010)............................................ 162
The chosen key event: The Lisbon Treaty (2007).................................162
Short conclusions.................................................................166
Annex................................................................................166
Passage of Euro-Atlantic Integration..............................................166
European Union....................................................................166
Romania - NATO....................................................................168
The Church and the European Integration...........................................169
The three major privatizations attached to “Euro-Atlantic integration”............171
“Bechtel Affair” (2003) - Infrastructure.......................................171
“The Frigates Affair” (2003) - Defense.........................................172
OMV-Petrom (2004) - Oil........................................................173
Figures...........................................................................174
References...........................................................................176
ROMANIA’S ROAD TOWARDS THE EUROPEAN UNION AS SEEN BY
THE NATIONAL MEDIA (Radu Baltasiu, Ovidiana Bulumac, Gabriel Sapunaru)................181
Contribution to discussion on theory.................................................181
Introduction to forms and uses of European identity discourses....................181
Introduction to religious versus secular identities...............................182
Hypothesis regarding changes over time in discourses on European identity (also in relation to
national identity)................................................................183
Introduction to the three events chosen..............................................183
Partnership for Peace (PfP).......................................................183
Petrom privatization..............................................................185
The religious symbols debate......................................................186
Introduction to the newspapers chosen................................................187
First phase event - ‘Partnership for Peace’ (1994)...................................188
Table of Contents / Cuprirn Page | 293
Adevarul............................................................................188
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................188
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................189
Religious/secular.................................................................189
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...................189
Evenimentul Zilei.................................................................. 189
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................190
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................190
Religious/secular.................................................................190
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................190
Romania Libera..................................................................... 190
Categories and attributes of collective identity................................ 191
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...................191
Religious/secular............................................................... 191
Jumalul National.....................................................................191
Categories and attributes of collective identity..................................192
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Homogeneity/
heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...............................192
Religious/secular.................................................................192
Second phase event - Privatization of Petrom, the National Oil Company (end of 2005, beginning
of 2006)................................................................................193
Adevarul.............................................................................193
Categories and attributes of collective identity................................ 193
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................193
Religious/ secular attributes of identities.......................................194
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...................194
Evenimentul Zilei....................................................................194
Categories and attributes of collective identity..................................195
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................195
Religious/ secular attributes of identities.......................................195
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...................195
Romania Libera.......................................................................195
Categories and attributes of collective identity..................................195
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity....................196
Religious/ secular attributes of identities.......................................196
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities....................196
Gandul.............................................................................. 196
Categories and attributes of collective identity................................. 196
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity....................197
Page | 294 Fractured Modernities: Elites, Romania and Europe
Religious/ secular attributes of identities..........................................197
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities......................197
Jumalul National....................................................................197
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................197
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity.......................198
Religious/ secular attributes of identities......................................198
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities......................198
Third phase event. Religious symbols debate (end of 2006 — beginning of 2007)..............198
Adevárul........................................................................... 198
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................199
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Religious/secular.199
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................199
Evenimentul Zilei...................................................................199
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................199
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Religious/secular.200
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................200
Románia Libera..................................................................... 200
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................200
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................201
Religious/secular............................................................... 201
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities................ 201
Gandul..............................................................................202
Categories and attributes of collective identity ................................202
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Religious/secular.202
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................203
Jumalul National....................................................................203
Categories and attributes of collective identity................................ 203
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Religious/secular 203
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................204
Data analysis........................................................................ 204
Salience............................................................................204
Dominant and counter-discourses.........................................................•• 208
Major carriers of the discourses....................................................209
Hypothesis revisited................................................................210
References............................................................................ 210
THE MULTICULTURAL PATRIMONY OF ROMANIA - EUROPEAN
SYNTHESIS BETWEEN THE LATIN WEST AND THE BYZANTINE
ORIENT (Acad. loan-Aurel Pop)*.........................................................213
Introduction.......................................................................... 213
The Inhabitants of Transylvania........................................................215
The Double Inheritance of Romanians................................................... 216
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Cultural Slavonism of Romanians...............................................218
The Crisis of Slavonism and the Return to the Latin model.....................220
Conclusions: the Harmony between the Western and Eastern Culture..............222
ERNEST BERNEA SI CRIZA LUMII MODERNE
(Corina Bistriceanu-Pantelimon) ..............................................225
Istoria, între traditie $i revolutie..........................................226
Traditie çi antitraditie la Ernest Bernea $i René Guénon......................227
Formele traditieiîn modernitate. Ernest Bernea §i René Guénon.................230
Modernitatea §i spiritele sale: cantitativismul §i practicismul...............233
Regäsirea traditiei?..........................................................240
Bibliografie selectivä.................................................. 242
THE MODERNIZATION OF ROMANIA AND THE “RUSSIAN
MENACE”(Mircea Platon)........................................................243
Introduction..................................................................243
Little and Greater Romania (1915-1940): Take Ionescu and Nicolae Titulescu....245
The Soviet Policy of West Germany.............................................255
Conclusion: Post-Communist Romania............................................258
GLOBALIZAREA - DESCHIDERE SAU DECÄDERE?
(Cristinel Pantelimon)...................................................... 261
Globalizarea - stare metafizicä...............................................264
Globalizarea çi sfarçitul istoriei. Sfârçitul lumii...........................267
Munca globalä §i munca traditionalä. Sacrificiul §i înstrainarea..............270
Delocalizarea. Munca çi locul farà locuire....................................273
Bibliografie..................................................................279
EMINESCU SI TRANSILVANIA. ELOGIUL CULTURH NATIONALE
ROMANESTI (Acad. Ioan-Aurel Pop) .............................................281
TABLE OF CONTENTS / CUPRINS...................................................289
Table of Contents / Cuprins
INTRODUCTION .........................................................................5
CUVANT fNAINTE..........................................................................7
ROMANIA AT THE CROSSROADS - LAYERS OF COLLECTIVE
IDENTITY IN THE 19™ AND THE 20™ CENTURIES - AN OUTLINE
(Manuela Boatca, Radu Baltasiu, Adela Serban, Ovidiana Bulumac,
Lucian Dumitrescu)......................................................................9
On the constitutive dimension: ethnicity, Christendom and statehood at the dawn of modernity.. 9
A brief time table...................................................................9
Some of the historical fundamentals.................................................11
Briefly on the first historical cleavage: the Phanariot regime. In the periphery of the Empire.. 13
The Struggle for Renaissance before 1821............................................14
On the constitutive dimensions of modernity. The 19th Century.........................17
The second historical cleavage: from the periphery of the Ottoman Empire to the periphery of
the world system....................................................................17
The general logic of the new system (of the new modernity)......................17
Two main actors of the new peripheral modernity: the middle class and dependent thinking... 20
The Second Renaissance. Two social types. Two modernities..........................23
Critical thought and the theory of “form without substance” (Titu Maiorescu)....24
The critical thought and the positive classes (Mihai Eminescu)..................25
Eminescu on misery. Misery as the high cost of peripheralization................27
Modernity after the First World War. The third renaissance............................28
On the peasant doctrine of development (Virgil Madgearu)........................... 29
On the corporatist doctrine (Mihail Manoilescu).....................................29
On the third cleavage: the Communist repression........................................31
The political component.............................................................32
The cultural component..............................................................33
The social-economic layer...........................................................35
On the Jewish matter in the 19th century............................................. 37
Short historiography................................................................37
Some statistical data............................................................. 37
Jewish emancipation............................................................... 38
Anti-Semitic discourse — reasoning..................................................39
Page | 290 Fractured Modernities: Elites, Romania and Europe ”
A few words on religion and secularization.....................................................40
Uniatism in Transylvania....................................................................40
The Romanian Church between state, empires and foreign hierarchical forefront...............40
The Russian domination......................................................................42
Annex..........................................................................................43
References.....................................................................................45
FRACTURED MODERNITIES: 1944-1989.1990-2009. ELITES,
ROMANIA AND “EUROPE” (Radix Baltasiu, Ilie Badescu, Manuela Boatca,
Lucian Dumitrescu, Adela §erban, Ovidiana Bulumac).............................................49
Introduction into the concept of Evolutional Fracture ........................................49
An enquiry into the matter at a European scale. Local priorities.......—...........................................50
The Romanian space after 1944..................................................................52
The phenomenon of fracture as failure of the contact between the East and the West.............54
The Abandoned Society and an explanation for the lack of legitimacy of the political system.
The role of the culture of development......................................................59
A few conceptual delimitations regarding the intelligentsia..............................59
Burning stages and the “middle class” deficit............................................62
The Abandoned Society and behavioral mutations: Petty Politics...........................64
Typologies and attitudes of elites after 1944...............................................67
Dissidence and Resistance — conceptual-historic clarifications...........................67
Resistance through culture.............................................................67
Dissidence......................................................................... 68
Political dissidence................................................................69
Civic dissidence....................................................................70
The Church elite.........................................................................71
The Entrepreneurial elite............................................................ 72
Anticulture............................................................................... 73
Lustration and the history manual as part of Anticulture.................................73
After 1989. The risk of inadequacy with regard to the Present through the misunderstanding of
the Past.......................................................................................74
The connection to the Communist past........................................................76
The Events of December 1989.................................................................77
University Square (April-May 1990)........................................................ 80
Romania and its Spiritual Union with Europe: the Visit of Pope John Paul II (7-9th of May
1999)..................................................................................... 81
The lack of legitimacy. The analysis of trust after 1996....................................84
Romania and the EU..................................................................... 84
(Dis)Trust in the Government........................................................... 86
(Dis)Trust in the Parliament.............................................................87
(Dis)Trust in the Presidency. Institutions that engender credibility.....................88
The Church and the Army: the dynamics of trust. The institutions that engender legitimacy 88
(Dis)Trust in Justice............................................................. 90
Table of Contents i Cuprins
Page | 291
Europeanization.........................................................
References...............................................................................92
COMMUNISM AND THE RESISTANCE (Radu Baltasiu, Ilie Bádescu,
Manuela Boatcá, Lucian Dumitrescu, Adela § erban, Ovidiana Bulumac)......................99
“Romanian Communism”.....««..............................................................99
The Beginnings of Communism in Romania. The Allogeneic Character of “Romanian”
Communism...............................................................................100
The Soviet Occupation - Securitate and Collectivization. Culture, Education, Peasants and
Church..................................................................................103
Securitate, a Product of Former NKVD Agents...........................................106
The First Reactions of Resistance to Soviet Occupation...................................107
The Political Class...................................................................107
Peasant Revolts......................................................................108
The First Student Movements...........................................................109
Partisans............................................................................109
The Centralization of Resistance...................................................110
The End of Armed Resistance: 1962................................................. 110
The Romanian Orthodox Church.........................................................110
Patriarch Justinian.................................................................Ill
Resistance from Communist Prisons and Labor Camps....................................113
The Family and the Uprooting Process. “The File of Healthy Origin” — Criterion of Access to
Society......................................................................................115
The Number of the Victims of Repression.................................................116
The Economic Costs of Russian Occupation during the First Period (1944-1946).............116
Annex....................................................................................118
Document. The Greek-Catholic Church, the Orthodox Church and Communist Inheritance ..118
References..............................................................................120
DISCONTINUITY AND CONTINUITY OF IDENTITY. ROMANIAN
ELITES AFTER THE 1989 REVOLUTION (Radu Baltasiu,
Ovidiana Bulumac, Lucian Dumitrescu, Gabriel Sápunaru) ............................... 125
A few general considerations regarding the integration of Romania into the Euro-Atlantic
structures. References to identity frights..............................................125
Regarding the initial model of Romanian European political identity......................129
An inadequate continuity.................................................................130
Reform as an expression of identity inadequateness....................................133
The costs of inadequacy: reform as “stripping of possessions” and “retro-institutions”.134
Privatization as an end in itself................................................... 135
The profile of dominant elites: between the national identity and the European identity...135
The costs of the ... new “European identity”.............................................139
Continuities and discontinuities in the ethnic matter.................................. 140
Complications of the ethnical problem — ideologization................................142
Undeveloped European Cultural Pattern............................................... 146
Page | 292
Fractured Modernities: Elites, Romania and ‘ Europe ”
The Constitution of 2003.............................................................146
Minorities and justice, military service and governing through ordinances.........147
Post-integration moments: Lisbon.....................................................148
The Church and European integration..................................................149
The Orthodox concept on the state-church relation and European integration:
the Byzantine symphony............................................................150
Kosovo............................................................................151
KEY EVENTS AND IDENTITY DISCOURSES REGARDING ELITES IN
THE TRANSFORMATION PERIOD (1990-2010) (Radu Baltasiu,
Ovidiana Bulumac, Gabriel Sapunaru)..................................................153
The formative period/pre-accession period (1989 - 1996)........................... 153
The chosen key event: The Partnership for Peace (1994)......................... 154
The accession period (1997 - 2007)................................................ 159
The chosen key event: The Madrid Summit (1997)................................. 159
The post-accession period (2007- 2010)............................................ 162
The chosen key event: The Lisbon Treaty (2007).................................162
Short conclusions.................................................................166
Annex................................................................................166
Passage of Euro-Atlantic Integration..............................................166
European Union....................................................................166
Romania - NATO....................................................................168
The Church and the European Integration...........................................169
The three major privatizations attached to “Euro-Atlantic integration”............171
“Bechtel Affair” (2003) - Infrastructure.......................................171
“The Frigates Affair” (2003) - Defense.........................................172
OMV-Petrom (2004) - Oil........................................................173
Figures...........................................................................174
References...........................................................................176
ROMANIA’S ROAD TOWARDS THE EUROPEAN UNION AS SEEN BY
THE NATIONAL MEDIA (Radu Baltasiu, Ovidiana Bulumac, Gabriel Sapunaru)................181
Contribution to discussion on theory.................................................181
Introduction to forms and uses of European identity discourses....................181
Introduction to religious versus secular identities...............................182
Hypothesis regarding changes over time in discourses on European identity (also in relation to
national identity)................................................................183
Introduction to the three events chosen..............................................183
Partnership for Peace (PfP).......................................................183
Petrom privatization..............................................................185
The religious symbols debate......................................................186
Introduction to the newspapers chosen................................................187
First phase event - ‘Partnership for Peace’ (1994)...................................188
Table of Contents / Cuprirn Page | 293
Adevarul............................................................................188
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................188
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................189
Religious/secular.................................................................189
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...................189
Evenimentul Zilei.................................................................. 189
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................190
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................190
Religious/secular.................................................................190
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................190
Romania Libera..................................................................... 190
Categories and attributes of collective identity................................ 191
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...................191
Religious/secular............................................................... 191
Jumalul National.....................................................................191
Categories and attributes of collective identity..................................192
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Homogeneity/
heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...............................192
Religious/secular.................................................................192
Second phase event - Privatization of Petrom, the National Oil Company (end of 2005, beginning
of 2006)................................................................................193
Adevarul.............................................................................193
Categories and attributes of collective identity................................ 193
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................193
Religious/ secular attributes of identities.......................................194
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...................194
Evenimentul Zilei....................................................................194
Categories and attributes of collective identity..................................195
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................195
Religious/ secular attributes of identities.......................................195
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities...................195
Romania Libera.......................................................................195
Categories and attributes of collective identity..................................195
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity....................196
Religious/ secular attributes of identities.......................................196
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities....................196
Gandul.............................................................................. 196
Categories and attributes of collective identity................................. 196
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity....................197
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Religious/ secular attributes of identities..........................................197
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities......................197
Jumalul National....................................................................197
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................197
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity.......................198
Religious/ secular attributes of identities......................................198
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities......................198
Third phase event. Religious symbols debate (end of 2006 — beginning of 2007)..............198
Adevárul........................................................................... 198
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................199
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Religious/secular.199
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................199
Evenimentul Zilei...................................................................199
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................199
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Religious/secular.200
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................200
Románia Libera..................................................................... 200
Categories and attributes of collective identity.................................200
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity...................201
Religious/secular............................................................... 201
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities................ 201
Gandul..............................................................................202
Categories and attributes of collective identity ................................202
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Religious/secular.202
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................203
Jumalul National....................................................................203
Categories and attributes of collective identity................................ 203
Predominance of Nation and/or Europe as categories of identity and Religious/secular 203
Homogeneity/heterogeneity of (national and European) identities..................204
Data analysis........................................................................ 204
Salience............................................................................204
Dominant and counter-discourses.........................................................•• 208
Major carriers of the discourses....................................................209
Hypothesis revisited................................................................210
References............................................................................ 210
THE MULTICULTURAL PATRIMONY OF ROMANIA - EUROPEAN
SYNTHESIS BETWEEN THE LATIN WEST AND THE BYZANTINE
ORIENT (Acad. loan-Aurel Pop)*.........................................................213
Introduction.......................................................................... 213
The Inhabitants of Transylvania........................................................215
The Double Inheritance of Romanians................................................... 216
Table of Contents / Cuprins
Page I 295
Cultural Slavonism of Romanians...............................................218
The Crisis of Slavonism and the Return to the Latin model.....................220
Conclusions: the Harmony between the Western and Eastern Culture..............222
ERNEST BERNEA SI CRIZA LUMII MODERNE
(Corina Bistriceanu-Pantelimon) ..............................................225
Istoria, între traditie $i revolutie..........................................226
Traditie çi antitraditie la Ernest Bernea $i René Guénon......................227
Formele traditieiîn modernitate. Ernest Bernea §i René Guénon.................230
Modernitatea §i spiritele sale: cantitativismul §i practicismul...............233
Regäsirea traditiei?..........................................................240
Bibliografie selectivä.................................................. 242
THE MODERNIZATION OF ROMANIA AND THE “RUSSIAN
MENACE”(Mircea Platon)........................................................243
Introduction..................................................................243
Little and Greater Romania (1915-1940): Take Ionescu and Nicolae Titulescu....245
The Soviet Policy of West Germany.............................................255
Conclusion: Post-Communist Romania............................................258
GLOBALIZAREA - DESCHIDERE SAU DECÄDERE?
(Cristinel Pantelimon)...................................................... 261
Globalizarea - stare metafizicä...............................................264
Globalizarea çi sfarçitul istoriei. Sfârçitul lumii...........................267
Munca globalä §i munca traditionalä. Sacrificiul §i înstrainarea..............270
Delocalizarea. Munca çi locul farà locuire....................................273
Bibliografie..................................................................279
EMINESCU SI TRANSILVANIA. ELOGIUL CULTURH NATIONALE
ROMANESTI (Acad. Ioan-Aurel Pop) .............................................281
TABLE OF CONTENTS / CUPRINS...................................................289
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