Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5118428 | Political Geography | 2017 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
â¢The paper reinvigorates post-socialism as a conceptual tool for addressing relational geographies of Europe.â¢It proposes a dialogic approach, based on contingency, ontological openness and rejection of teleology and essentialism.â¢This is illustrated in a critical discourse analysis of urban activism in Bratislava, Slovakia.â¢The notion of community has been absent in Eastern European politics but begins to be deployed through a myriad of relations.â¢The analysis warns against essentialising the emerging discourses between Eastern and Western Europe.
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Authors
Matej Blazek, Pavel Šuška,