The Balkans and Caucasus : parallel processes on the opposite sides of the Black Sea

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The Balkans and Caucasus : parallel processes on the opposite sides of the Black Sea / Edited by Ivan Biliarsky, Ovidiu Cristea, Anca Oroveanu

Dades bibliogràfiques
Altres autors:	Biljarski, Ivan A. (Editor), Cristea, Ovidiu (Editor), Oroveanu, Anca (Editor)
Format:	Llibre
Idioma:	English
Publicat:	Newcastle : Cambridge Scholars, 2012
Edició:	1. publ.
Matèries:	Schwarzmeerküste Balkanhalbinsel Kaukasus Geschichte Kongress / Bukarest <2010>
Continguts/components:	22 registres

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8. The Quest for Maritime Supremacy in the Black Sea during the later Middle Ages

9. An Example of the Idea of Davidic Kingship on Both Sides of the Black Sea : Tsar Izot, his Archetypes and his Antagonists

10. The Balkans and Caucasus : an overview of different comparative historical approaches

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12. The Orthodox-Chalcedonian Armenians from the Caucasus to the Balkans (An Outline of their History and Identity)

13. Black Sea Identity and the Autochton Logic of Thalassophobia

14. Enlargement in the Western Balkans : EU Incentives and Domestics

15. The Balkans and the Caucasus : the Limits of the Comparative Perspective

16. Reconstruction of History and Nation Building in the Post-Cold War Era : South Caucasus and the Balkans

17. Ethno-cultural Diversity in the Balkans and the Caucasus as an Objective for Comparative Research

18. The Intercahnge between Religious Heterodoxies in the Balkans and Caucasus : the Case of the Paulicians

19. "Land und Merr" : the Black Sea and the Caucasus in German Culture

20. Transitions and Traditions on Stage : the "Theatre for Change" in Georgia

21. Understanding intervention : imperial thought and establishing order in Ottoman Macedonia

22. The Shaping of Georgian National Identity : "Iveria" and Its Readers