Titlebook: Discourse and Transformation in Central and Eastern Europe; Aleksandra Galasińska (Senior Research Fellow in E Book 2009 Palgrave Macmilla

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Introduction: Discourses of Social and Political Transformation in the ‘New Europe’although many Western European countries (such as, for example, the UK, Denmark, the Netherlands and Italy) supported the US in the 2003 invasion on an equal footing with their Central and Eastern European allies, it was only the latter who were defined as the ‘new Europe’. That label has persisted

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Small Stories Fight Back: Narratives of Polish Economic Migration on an Internet Forums, a local community in the home country, a local community in the host country, as well as existing Polish communities in the country of destination. This chapter discusses one such issue: the changing form and function of a grand narrative of migration among Polish migrants to the UK. I shall focu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69591-9although many Western European countries (such as, for example, the UK, Denmark, the Netherlands and Italy) supported the US in the 2003 invasion on an equal footing with their Central and Eastern European allies, it was only the latter who were defined as the ‘new Europe’. That label has persisted

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Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematicss, a local community in the home country, a local community in the host country, as well as existing Polish communities in the country of destination. This chapter discusses one such issue: the changing form and function of a grand narrative of migration among Polish migrants to the UK. I shall focu

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Theorising and Analysing Social Change in Central and Eastern Europe: The Contribution of Critical D one hand, ‘social change’ has been embedded and discussed in the field of social theory ranging from seminal classics, such as in Marxist conflict theory or in the phenomenology of Alfred Schütz (1962, 1967), up to functionalist and systemic approaches,. and insights from social constructivism (Ber

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Reflecting Social Heteroglossia and Accommodating Diverse Audiences — a Challenge to the Mediaon a nation principle. Nationalistic ideologies could to some extent fill the void left after the formerly powerful socialist and communist ideologies had disintegrated. The role of media in ethnic polarisations and conflicts and their participation in spreading hate speech became an important topic