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Балканы: разделенные или разделившиеся? Анализ нарративов балканской идентичности на постъюгославском пространстве
Том 24 (2023) № 4, Публичная политика
Том 24 (2023) № 4
Публичная политика

Балканы: разделенные или разделившиеся? Анализ нарративов балканской идентичности на постъюгославском пространстве

Попадьева Т.И.
ИМЭМО им. Е. М. Примакова РАН
ORCID ID 0000-0003-0624-2732
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https://doi.org/10.31429/26190567-24-4-6-22
https://doi.org/10.31429/26190567-24-4-6-22

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Попадьева Т.И. Балканы: разделенные или разделившиеся? Анализ нарративов балканской идентичности на постъюгославском пространстве // Южно-российский журнал социальных наук. 2023. Т. 24, №4. С. 6-22. DOI: 10.31429/26190567-24-4-6-22
Дата поступления 2023-10-31
Дата принятия 2023-10-12
Дата публикации 2023-12-29

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Аннотация

Государства бывшей Югославии, и шире — Балканы, на сегодняшний день остаются одной из реперных точек мировой политики. Во многом Балканский полуостров до сих пор считается «пороховой бочкой Европы» в связи с политической разделенностью населяющих его сообществ. Однако устоявшийся инструментарий анализа политических процессов в регионе часто обнаруживает свою прогностическую несостоятельность. Одним из решений в построении траекторий политического развития Балкан может стать идентитарная призма исследования. В контексте обострения этнополитических конфликтов после дезинтеграции СФРЮ, конкуренции национальных проектов и дискурсов развития новообразованных политий, вой­н памяти и борьбы исторических нарративов, экономических кризисов и глобального переустройства мира в данной статье представлена классификация постъюгославских государств по характеру политизации социальных размежеваний, сопутствующих идентификационным процессам в регионе.

Ключевые слова

Балканы, постъюгославское пространство, разделенные общества, идентичность, фронтир

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