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Contents Notes on contributors Acknowledgements ix xiii 1 Introduction 1 ANNA TRIANDAFYLLIDOU AND WILLFRIED SPOHN PART I Theoretical approaches and comparative perspectives 19 2 The collective identity of Europe: constitutional practice or community of memory? 21 BERNHARD GIESEN 3 Enduring nations and the illusions of European integration 36 JOHN HUTCHINSON 4 Democracy without demos: European integration as a process of the change of institutions and cultures 52 RICHARD MÜNCH 5 Integrating immigrants and minorities in a wider and deeper Europe 83 ANDREW GEDDES 6 Migration, cultural diversification and Europeanisation 99 KRYSTYNA ROMANISZYN
viii Contents PART II Europeanisation, nations and collective identities 121 7 European East–West integration, nation-building and national identities: the reconstruction of German–Polish relations 123 WILLFRIED SPOHN 8 Polish identity in the process of Europeanisation 144 MIROSLAVA MARODY 9 Russian perspectives on Germany and Russian self-definitions 153 ERHARD STÖLTING PART III Europeanisation, national identities and migration 169 10 National identities of Polish (im)migrants in Berlin: four varieties, their correlates and implications 171 EWA MORAWSKA 11 Changing rhetoric and narratives: German trade unions and Polish migrant workers 192 NORBERT CYRUS 12 Joining an EU identity: integration of Hungary or the Hungarians? 223 JUDIT TÓTH AND ENDRE SIK Index 245
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152 Miroslava Marody One could say,
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