| Judul | Education and the Politics of Memory in Russia and Eastern Europe / Sergey Rumyantsev |
| Pengarang | Rumyantsev, Sergey (Editor) |
| EDISI | 1st ed |
| Penerbitan | New York : Routledge, 2025 |
| Deskripsi Fisik | 320p. :ill |
| ISBN | 978-1-003-50582-2 |
| Subjek | EDUCATION—POLITICAL ASPECTS—RUSSIA (FEDERATION) EDUCATION—POLITICAL ASPECTS—EUROPE, EASTERN COLLECTIVE MEMORY—POLITICAL ASPECTS—RUSSIA (FEDERATION) COLLECTIVE MEMORY—POLITICAL ASPECTS—EUROPE, EASTERN HISTORY—STUDY AND TEACHING—RUSSIA (FEDERATION) NATIONALISM AND EDUCATION—EUROPE, EASTERN |
| Catatan | This volume investigates how post-Soviet school education, politics of memory, and history politics intertwine in the production of state-approved ideology, patriotism, and a state-prescribed understanding of the national past in Russia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Armenia. Although the essays in this volume are based on a conference that took place in collaboration with the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Berlin some time ago in 2016, they are of particular importance in view of the current situation. After the end of the war between Russia and Georgia in 2008, a new wave of territorial conflicts has since broken out in the post-Soviet space before Russia’s invasion in early 2022 heaved the region into the epicenter of international attention. Hopes that the list of conflicts unleashed during the fall of the Soviet Union would end with the events in the Caucasus and Moldova have thus proved misplaced. There are many answers to the question as to why new conflicts and wars have broken out decades after the collapse |
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