Social Values and Identities in the Black Sea Region

Malina Voicu is research professor at the Romanian Academy and lecturer at the University of Bucharest.Kseniya Kizilova is vice-director at the Institute for Comparative Survey Research (Austria).Marian Zulean is professor and co-director of the Black Sea Area Program at the University of Bucharest.

• ContentsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionMalina Voicu, Marian Zulean, Kseniya KizilovaPart I. History, Geopolitics, and Security in the Black Sea AreaChapter 1. Black Sea Region in the Social Science and Humanities LiteratureMarian ZuleanChapter 2. Regionalism, Regionalization, and the Organization of the Black Sea Economic CooperationPaul Dragos Aligica, Marcela TuscaChapter 3. Transitional Justice around the Black Sea: Unfulfilled Promises, Divergent Goals, and Missed OpportunitiesLavinia StanPart II. Political Culture and Identities in the Black Sea AreaChapter 4. Frontiers of National Identities in the Black Sea Countries: People’s Views on their Ethnic, Civic, Local, and Regional TiesHora?iu M. RusuChapter 5. Political Culture: Trust and Regime Support in the Black Sea RegionKseniya Kizilova, Christian HaerpferChapter 6. Demand for Populism in the Black Sea Region: A Cultural Values Approach to Populist PoliticsYilmaz Esmer, Duygu KaradonPart III. Cultural Values a

This exciting book fills in a conclusive way a gap in the value literature, the study of social values and identities in the Black Sea region. The book takes an interdisciplinary approach to unveil different economic, cultural, and societal similarities but also cross-country differences in the region. It is an excellent and invaluable resource for students and scholars alike studying culture, identity, and values.