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Contents ABSTRACT 7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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2.4.15. Communism (1945-1990) 163 2
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS During my PhD trai
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NOTES ON TRANSLITERATION, PSEUDONYM
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Map of Albania (National Geographic
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Dhërmi/Drimades (Foto: Daniela /ra
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Therefore, it was definitely not co
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and Leake (1967) who were similarly
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iron door situated in the middle of
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treated us warmly. “Days cannot b
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what to say. My roaming mind was fu
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INTRODUCTION I was led to the study
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Many people of Dhërmi/Drimades tra
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of production and the equally ratio
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processes and practices of place ma
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Duijzings 2002: 60, Green, 2005: 14
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Albanians or Vorioepirotes and Pont
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Southern Albania and Epirus in Gree
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Many scholars (Herzfeld 1991, Henry
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What I would like to propose is tha
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Himarë/Himara area (see Koçi 2006
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Vuno is the next village extending
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Annual Temperatures in Himarë/Hima
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About a century later the second ha
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mushroom-like bunkers were placed o
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eported 23 . At Zrimazes I spent a
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1.5.1. Shifting of the “Local”
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elderly who stayed behind. Those wh
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words that do not exist in Greek. A
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paid to the constructors for their
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different. When explaining these di
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“autochthonous” inhabitants, wh
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when the lessons stopped being held
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names of the official institutions
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were not allowed to perform any of
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1.7.3. Religion and Everyday Practi
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Several elderly women respect the f
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1.8. Population: Shifting Numbers U
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communism when they lived in places
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the Albanian statistics took into a
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household (ikos or spiti) with the
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Figure 3: Family. The underlined wo
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they live in separate locations in
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Figure 5. Part of a sketch-map of Z
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On several occasions the local peop
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longer played a significant part in
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heir he inherited everything whilst
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7501), amend the Law on restitution
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After the demise of communism all c
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we learn about the village’s plac
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Chapter Two CONTESTED HISTORIES [
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traces often reflect the ongoing hi
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Millets were led by the Orthodox pa
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the revolt that took place in the v
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Sievers suggests that in contempora
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A long time ago, about 300 B.C., th
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Rights Party (Partia Bashkimi për
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presented abstracts of their essays
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of the people living in Himarë/Him
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Regardless of the difference in the
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of the Balkan Peninsula” (2001: 1
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Winnifrith writes about the period
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Considering the names such as Lek,
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Therefore they stayed devoted to Al
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September when the Ottomans ceased
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Zamputi and Pulaha 1990: 399). A Br
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autonomous, he was disliked by the
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some glean detailed accounts of the
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from Vlorë and Delvina, above the
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another scholar who writes that the
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wouldn’t have any influence. Desp
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Spyro Spyromilos) as the liberator
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Italian and Greek interests led int
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Çami too, describes Spiro Koleka a
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the period of national movements th
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Moreover, Rusha continues that both
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The religious distinctions that wer
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Whereas the local authors comment o
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After 1943 when the Italian militar
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Besides Himarë/Himara area the Gre
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Rehabilitation Administration (UNRR
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But from the view of a particular l
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and contacts between people and pla
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The “underlying trope of movement
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map them, because they can do that
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her husband did not immigrate to Gr
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ealised what sort of poverty could
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very good to me and they have never
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collectivized or nationalized all p
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from the hills in the neighbourhood
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in economical and social sense, whi
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Figure 12: Paths and places from th
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Figure 14: Paths and places from th
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This constant reconstruction is tro
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In one of her well-known works Puri
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and a night club. The majority of l
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seasonal workers in the spring. Sim
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Page 214 and 215: CONCLUSION Complexity is intrinsic
Page 216 and 217: with their movements, story-telling
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Page 224 and 225: Appendix 2 Himarë/Himara municipal
Page 226 and 227: Appendix 4 Number of Population in
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Page 230 and 231: Appendix 5 LAW no. 7501, dated July
Page 232 and 233: Article 9 The Cadastral Office in e
Page 234 and 235: Article 21 Agencies of local govern
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Page 238 and 239: BIBLIOGRAPHY Albanian coastal zone
Page 240 and 241: Cowan, Jane K. (1991). Going Out fo
Page 242 and 243: Gjipali, Ilir (2004). Kërkime arke
Page 244 and 245: Ingold, Tim (1996). Social Relation
Page 246 and 247: Lubonja, Fatos (2002). Between the
Page 250 and 251: Wagner, Roy (1991). The Fractal Per
Page 252 and 253: ekonomske, družbene in politične
Page 254 and 255: prostora. Ko lokalni prebivalci, na
Page 256 and 257: degradacije in erozije zemlje na te
Page 258 and 259: Poglavje predstavi dela sodobnih zg
Page 260 and 261: prebivalcev Albanije. Po padcu komu
Page 262 and 263: Namesto krajev v Albaniji, pripoved
Page 264 and 265: in redefinirajo identiteto, na teme
Page 266 and 267: Naloga prikazuje, kako so pomeni po
Page 268 and 269: Premakljivost in spremenljivost gre
Page 270 and 271: Grčijo, Italijo in drugam, manjši
Page 272 and 273: prepovedan. Obdobje komunizma je bi
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