‘Shatter Zones’: The Creation and Re-creation of Europe’s East

Bugge, Peter

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“…On the one hand, elites established "Europe" oriented journals such as the Pan-European Movement journal Paneuropa (1924( ), l'Européen (1929( -1940, and L 'Europe Nouvelle (1918-1940 to discuss the future of Europe. With the exception of L'Européen, these journals hardly consider technology matters.…”

Section: Methodology and Outlinementioning

confidence: 99%

Europe - on Air : Interwar Projects for Radio Broadcasting

Lommers¹

2012

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Europe - on Air : Interwar Projects for Radio Broadcasting

Lommers¹

2012

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“…Starting out from the concept of a relationship between transnational broadcasting and Europe, this study began by consulting contemporary journals. On the one hand, elites established "Europe" oriented journals such as the Pan-European Movement journal Paneuropa (1924), l'Européen (1929-1940), and L'Europe Nouvelle (1918-1940 to discuss the future of Europe. With the exception of L'Européen, these journals hardly consider technology matters.…”

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confidence: 99%

Europe - On Air

Lommers¹

2012

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Tables 3.1 -List of inter-continental circuits spreading out from Europe, 1935-1936 128 4.1 -Excessive favors to countries according to the USSR in the draft Montreux Plan, 1939 151 4.2 -Commercial broadcasting stations in Europe in the interwar years 164 5.1 -Signatories of the International Convention for the Use of Broadcasting in the Cause of Peace in the course of 1936 215 5.2 -Ratification and accession to the International Convention for the Use of

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“…World War I is seen as the main trigger of large-scale violence, which then carries over into the Irish and Ukrainian national revolutions. The much higher levels of political violence in Ukraine than in Ireland are attributed to: World War I being much more mobile and destructive on the Eastern than the Western Front; British security forces in Ireland being less violently repressive than their Central and East European counterparts; and Ukraine becoming part of Europe’s ‘shatter zone’ (Bartov and Weiss, 2013; Bugge, 2002) or ‘bloodlands’ (Snyder, 2010).…”

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Ukraine and Russia, Ireland and Britain: Quasi-colonial subjugation, anti-imperial nationalism and conflict, end of empire, and ‘the lost peace’: A review essay

Bideleux

2023

Journal of European Studies

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This essay reviews new books on the fraught relationships between Ukraine, Russia and North Atlatic Treaty Organization countries since 1990, and on comparative studies of quasi-colonial subjugation, the development of anti-imperial nationalism and conflict, and protracted and violent transitions to full national independence in Ireland and Ukraine. There are comparisons of the ways in which four centuries of recurrent tension, conflict and divergence between Ukraine and Russia either resembled or differed from the five centuries of fraught relationships between Ireland and Britain. Ireland’s Great Famine (1846–1849) is compared with Ukraine’s Holodomor (1932–1933). The essay also assesses conflicting attributions of responsibility for ‘squandering’ the opportunity to enhance European security and global peace during the 1990s, and for bringing about dramatic escalations of Russian aggression against Ukraine in 2014 and 2022 – initiating a ‘Second Cold War’ from 2014 onward.

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‘Shatter Zones’: The Creation and Re-creation of Europe’s East

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Europe - on Air : Interwar Projects for Radio Broadcasting

Europe - on Air : Interwar Projects for Radio Broadcasting

Europe - On Air

Ukraine and Russia, Ireland and Britain: Quasi-colonial subjugation, anti-imperial nationalism and conflict, end of empire, and ‘the lost peace’: A review essay

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