The Balkan Prospect

Winner of the Edmund Keeley Book Prize

This is the first book-length cultural studies/cultural history monograph to consider post-1989 Greece

Draws on historical, cultural, and political studies of Greece

Given its focus on Greek cultural identity and the larger project of European integration, it's of obvious significance in the context of the ongoing political and economic turmoil in Europe

Winner of the Edmund Keeley Book Prize This is the first book-length cultural studies/cultural history monograph to consider post-1989 Greece Draws on historical, cultural, and political studies of Greece Given its focus on Greek cultural identity and the larger project of European integration, it's of obvious significance in the context of the ongoing political and economic turmoil in Europe

Autorentext
Vangelis Calotychos is Associate Professor of Modern Greek Literature and Culture, at the Program in Hellenic Studies, Department of Classics, Columbia University, USA.

Zusammenfassung
Winner of the Edmund Keeley Book Prize

This is the first book-length cultural studies/cultural history monograph to consider post-1989 Greece

Draws on historical, cultural, and political studies of Greece

Given its focus on Greek cultural identity and the larger project of European integration, it's of obvious significance in the context of the ongoing political and economic turmoil in Europe

Inhalt
Introduction. The Balkan Prospect in the New Europe

1. This Is the Balkans, This Is No Fun and Games
2. Names, Differences
3. Repetition, Agency
4. Bridges, Metaphors
5. Limits, Co-Existence
6. Migrations, Prospects
7. Back to the Balkans