Bulgarian Geopolitics in a Balkan Context
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Bulgarian Geopolitics in a Balkan Context
Imagining the Space of a Nation
Mihaylov, Valentin
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2024
262
Dura
Inglês
9781032538419
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction: geopolitical imaginations beyond greater state projects
2. Space, human territoriality, and nationalism in classical political geography and geopolitics: the physical space
Space and ethnonational communities
The incompatibility between ethnic, spatial, and political structures
Ethnic and historic territory
National(-istic) cartography
3. Critical political geography and geopolitics: the alternatives to the national(-istic) imaginations of space
National imaginations of space: between 'high' and 'low' geopolitics
How nations read and politicise the geographic space: an overview of the chief concepts of critical analysis
A conceptual model
4. The emergence and historic evolution of an imagined national space: the San-Stefano Bulgaria and its Balkan rivals
(Re)discovering historical and ethnic territory: 1762-1870
A Balkan's nation project for a greater state, as defined by external powers: 1870-1878
'We followed the principle "all or nothing", but nothing remained for us': 1878-1944
Freezing territorial aspirations and inconsistent internal geopolitics: 1944-1989
5. The focusing of current geopolitics: the spatial layers of an imagined national space
Possessed national space: internal geopolitics
The ethnogeopolitical neighbourhood of a nation: multifaceted geopolitics
Disaggregating external spaces of special geopolitical concern: the geopolitics of soft revisionism
Ancient and legendary spaces: emerging historical geopolitics
6. Long-term modelling of the historic development of the nation's space
The imagined continuity of Bulgarian statehood
The changing geopolitical priorities of the Third Bulgarian State
The long-term cognitive appropriation of an imagined national space
7. Conclusion
2. Space, human territoriality, and nationalism in classical political geography and geopolitics: the physical space
Space and ethnonational communities
The incompatibility between ethnic, spatial, and political structures
Ethnic and historic territory
National(-istic) cartography
3. Critical political geography and geopolitics: the alternatives to the national(-istic) imaginations of space
National imaginations of space: between 'high' and 'low' geopolitics
How nations read and politicise the geographic space: an overview of the chief concepts of critical analysis
A conceptual model
4. The emergence and historic evolution of an imagined national space: the San-Stefano Bulgaria and its Balkan rivals
(Re)discovering historical and ethnic territory: 1762-1870
A Balkan's nation project for a greater state, as defined by external powers: 1870-1878
'We followed the principle "all or nothing", but nothing remained for us': 1878-1944
Freezing territorial aspirations and inconsistent internal geopolitics: 1944-1989
5. The focusing of current geopolitics: the spatial layers of an imagined national space
Possessed national space: internal geopolitics
The ethnogeopolitical neighbourhood of a nation: multifaceted geopolitics
Disaggregating external spaces of special geopolitical concern: the geopolitics of soft revisionism
Ancient and legendary spaces: emerging historical geopolitics
6. Long-term modelling of the historic development of the nation's space
The imagined continuity of Bulgarian statehood
The changing geopolitical priorities of the Third Bulgarian State
The long-term cognitive appropriation of an imagined national space
7. Conclusion
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political geography;geopolitics;post-positivist;Bulgarian geopolitical;geopolitical imaginations;geopolitical visions
1. Introduction: geopolitical imaginations beyond greater state projects
2. Space, human territoriality, and nationalism in classical political geography and geopolitics: the physical space
Space and ethnonational communities
The incompatibility between ethnic, spatial, and political structures
Ethnic and historic territory
National(-istic) cartography
3. Critical political geography and geopolitics: the alternatives to the national(-istic) imaginations of space
National imaginations of space: between 'high' and 'low' geopolitics
How nations read and politicise the geographic space: an overview of the chief concepts of critical analysis
A conceptual model
4. The emergence and historic evolution of an imagined national space: the San-Stefano Bulgaria and its Balkan rivals
(Re)discovering historical and ethnic territory: 1762-1870
A Balkan's nation project for a greater state, as defined by external powers: 1870-1878
'We followed the principle "all or nothing", but nothing remained for us': 1878-1944
Freezing territorial aspirations and inconsistent internal geopolitics: 1944-1989
5. The focusing of current geopolitics: the spatial layers of an imagined national space
Possessed national space: internal geopolitics
The ethnogeopolitical neighbourhood of a nation: multifaceted geopolitics
Disaggregating external spaces of special geopolitical concern: the geopolitics of soft revisionism
Ancient and legendary spaces: emerging historical geopolitics
6. Long-term modelling of the historic development of the nation's space
The imagined continuity of Bulgarian statehood
The changing geopolitical priorities of the Third Bulgarian State
The long-term cognitive appropriation of an imagined national space
7. Conclusion
2. Space, human territoriality, and nationalism in classical political geography and geopolitics: the physical space
Space and ethnonational communities
The incompatibility between ethnic, spatial, and political structures
Ethnic and historic territory
National(-istic) cartography
3. Critical political geography and geopolitics: the alternatives to the national(-istic) imaginations of space
National imaginations of space: between 'high' and 'low' geopolitics
How nations read and politicise the geographic space: an overview of the chief concepts of critical analysis
A conceptual model
4. The emergence and historic evolution of an imagined national space: the San-Stefano Bulgaria and its Balkan rivals
(Re)discovering historical and ethnic territory: 1762-1870
A Balkan's nation project for a greater state, as defined by external powers: 1870-1878
'We followed the principle "all or nothing", but nothing remained for us': 1878-1944
Freezing territorial aspirations and inconsistent internal geopolitics: 1944-1989
5. The focusing of current geopolitics: the spatial layers of an imagined national space
Possessed national space: internal geopolitics
The ethnogeopolitical neighbourhood of a nation: multifaceted geopolitics
Disaggregating external spaces of special geopolitical concern: the geopolitics of soft revisionism
Ancient and legendary spaces: emerging historical geopolitics
6. Long-term modelling of the historic development of the nation's space
The imagined continuity of Bulgarian statehood
The changing geopolitical priorities of the Third Bulgarian State
The long-term cognitive appropriation of an imagined national space
7. Conclusion
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