Universities and elite formation in Central, Easten and South Eastern Europe
Titel: | Universities and elite formation in Central, Easten and South Eastern Europe / ed. by Florian Bieber and Harald Heppner |
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Veröffentlicht: | Wien [u.a.] : Lit, 2015 |
Umfang: | II, 320 S. ; 24 cm |
Format: | Buch |
Sprache: | Englisch |
Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
Transkulturelle Forschungen an den Österreich-Bibliotheken im Ausland ; Bd. 11 |
ISBN: | 9783643906151 |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
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- 1
- Universities and Elite Formation in Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe
- p. 1
- Higher Education as the Object of Nation-Building
- 2
- State, Society and the Educated Elite in Bulgaria, 1878-1918
- p. 13
- 3
- The "Romanianization" of the University of Chemivtsi
- p. 23
- 4
- Endangered by Alienation? Raising a Minority Elite between Nationalizing Higher Education Systems: The New Generation of Hungarians in Interwar Romania
- p. 39
- Migration and Knowledge Transfer
- 5
- Women as Agents of Knowledge Transfer: The Role of Academic Migration to West-European Universities in the Formation of Ukrainian Female Intellectual Elites (late 19 th - early 20 th centuries)
- p. 61
- 6
- Students from Belgrade in Britain and Germany. A Case Study of Cross-Border University Education and the Elite Formation in Interwar Belgrade 1918-1941
- p. 77
- Academia and the State
- 7
- An Elitist Group at Elitist Universities. Professors, Academics and Universities in the Habsburg Monarchy from the Middle of the 19 th Century to World War I
- p. 93
- 8
- Knowledge and Power in Romania. University Education and Its Legitimizing Force
- p. 111
- 9
- University of Ljubljana Professors under Political Constraints
- p. 129
- 10
- Scientific Institutions and State Ideology: The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
- p. 151
- 11
- Perception of Slovak Academy of Sciences as an Institution of National Science
- p. 169
- 12
- Soviet Education in the Memoirs of Former Moldavian Socialist Soviet Republic Dignitaries
- p. 185
- Universities after Communism
- 13
- University and Politics between East and West. Facing Challenges in Post-Communist Romania: the Case of the University of Bucharest
- p. 215
- 14
- The Role of Universities in Kosovo's Elite-formation
- p. 227
- 15
- Plus ca change: Mapping Conversions in the Croatian Academic Field in the Early 1990s
- p. 243
- 16
- Divided Universities, Divided Societies? Higher Education, Elite Mobilisation, and Politics of Identity in the former Yugoslavia
- p. 267
- 17
- Hungarian Minority Elite Formation and the Role of New Universities
- p. 285
- Notes on contributors