Irina Culic
Biographic Data
| ID | 117833 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Irina Culic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Irina |
| FAMILY NAME | Culic |
| SIGNATURE | CULIC I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Babeș-Bolyai University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5963-6914 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Neoliberalism Meets Minority Nationalism
A Hungarian public university was one of the main demands of the leaders of Hungarians from Romania after the fall of the communist regime in 1989. Almost three decades later, higher education in Hungarian has developed into a precarious, fragmented, and divided institutional assemblage, solidified around two main components, the Hungarian line of study at the well-established public Babeș-Bolyai University and the new private university Sapienti…
State of Imagination
This paper investigates Romanians' immigration to Canada after the fall of the communist regime, focusing on the case of applicants under the 'skilled workers and professionals' category. The empirical study of Canadian immigration policy constitutes the ground for a critical analysis of the nature of the state and modalities of state power. Selecting candidates for immigration involves a refined politics of making subjects, whereby the state is …
Eluding Exit and Entry Controls
This study intends to show how politics and policies of immigration articulate on multiple layers of agency: supranational and transnational bodies, states, local networks, and migrants. Examining migration patterns of Romanian and Moldovan citizens in the European Union, the article suggests that to understand the course of immigration policies, students of immigration need to include accounts of the practices of knowledgeable migrants, as actor…
Dilemmas of Belonging
On 5 December 2004 the citizens of Hungary were called to decide through referendum on two issues: (1) that the health system remained under full state control, and (2) that ethnic Hungarians living in the neighboring countries were granted citizenship preferentially. Sixty-five percent of the Hungarians who went to vote gave a favorable answer to the first question, and a little more than 51% gave a yes answer to the second question. Despite thi…
From Amateur Revolutionaries to Professional Politicians
Focusing on the social characteristics and personal biographies of the members of the Romanian Parliament, this article examines the reconstitution of the Romanian political elite, and its change alongside and in interaction with changes throughout the social, political, and economic system. An analysis of longitudinal data covering all Romanian Parliaments from 1990 to 2004 reveals a transformation of the profile and strategies of parties and th…
Re‐Writing the History of Romania after the Fall of Communism
National history is constitutive to a state and to its political community, as it represents an essential tool in building loyalty and national sentiments in its citizens. For the communist states, the control over history writing and historiography was essential in imposing and preserving power. The article scrutinizes the changes in history writing and historiography in post‐communist Romania, focusing on the institutional changes within the fi…
Eluding Exit and Entry Controls
This study intends to show how politics and policies of immigration articulate on multiple layers of agency: supranational and transnational bodies, states, local networks, and migrants. Examining migration patterns of Romanian and Moldovan citizens in the European Union, the article suggests that to understand the course of immigration policies, students of immigration need to include accounts of the practices of knowledgeable migrants, as actor…
From Amateur Revolutionaries to Professional Politicians
Focusing on the social characteristics and personal biographies of the members of the Romanian Parliament, this article examines the reconstitution of the Romanian political elite, and its change alongside and in interaction with changes throughout the social, political, and economic system. An analysis of longitudinal data covering all Romanian Parliaments from 1990 to 2004 reveals a transformation of the profile and strategies of parties and th…
Re‐Writing the History of Romania after the Fall of Communism
National history is constitutive to a state and to its political community, as it represents an essential tool in building loyalty and national sentiments in its citizens. For the communist states, the control over history writing and historiography was essential in imposing and preserving power. The article scrutinizes the changes in history writing and historiography in post‐communist Romania, focusing on the institutional changes within the fi…
Neoliberalism Meets Minority Nationalism
A Hungarian public university was one of the main demands of the leaders of Hungarians from Romania after the fall of the communist regime in 1989. Almost three decades later, higher education in Hungarian has developed into a precarious, fragmented, and divided institutional assemblage, solidified around two main components, the Hungarian line of study at the well-established public Babeș-Bolyai University and the new private university Sapienti…
State of Imagination
This paper investigates Romanians' immigration to Canada after the fall of the communist regime, focusing on the case of applicants under the 'skilled workers and professionals' category. The empirical study of Canadian immigration policy constitutes the ground for a critical analysis of the nature of the state and modalities of state power. Selecting candidates for immigration involves a refined politics of making subjects, whereby the state is …
Dilemmas of Belonging
On 5 December 2004 the citizens of Hungary were called to decide through referendum on two issues: (1) that the health system remained under full state control, and (2) that ethnic Hungarians living in the neighboring countries were granted citizenship preferentially. Sixty-five percent of the Hungarians who went to vote gave a favorable answer to the first question, and a little more than 51% gave a yes answer to the second question. Despite thi…
Re‐Writing the History of Romania after the Fall of Communism
National history is constitutive to a state and to its political community, as it represents an essential tool in building loyalty and national sentiments in its citizens. For the communist states, the control over history writing and historiography was essential in imposing and preserving power. The article scrutinizes the changes in history writing and historiography in post‐communist Romania, focusing on the institutional changes within the fi…
Dilemmas of Belonging
On 5 December 2004 the citizens of Hungary were called to decide through referendum on two issues: (1) that the health system remained under full state control, and (2) that ethnic Hungarians living in the neighboring countries were granted citizenship preferentially. Sixty-five percent of the Hungarians who went to vote gave a favorable answer to the first question, and a little more than 51% gave a yes answer to the second question. Despite thi…
From Amateur Revolutionaries to Professional Politicians
Focusing on the social characteristics and personal biographies of the members of the Romanian Parliament, this article examines the reconstitution of the Romanian political elite, and its change alongside and in interaction with changes throughout the social, political, and economic system. An analysis of longitudinal data covering all Romanian Parliaments from 1990 to 2004 reveals a transformation of the profile and strategies of parties and th…
Eluding Exit and Entry Controls
This study intends to show how politics and policies of immigration articulate on multiple layers of agency: supranational and transnational bodies, states, local networks, and migrants. Examining migration patterns of Romanian and Moldovan citizens in the European Union, the article suggests that to understand the course of immigration policies, students of immigration need to include accounts of the practices of knowledgeable migrants, as actor…
State of Imagination
This paper investigates Romanians' immigration to Canada after the fall of the communist regime, focusing on the case of applicants under the 'skilled workers and professionals' category. The empirical study of Canadian immigration policy constitutes the ground for a critical analysis of the nature of the state and modalities of state power. Selecting candidates for immigration involves a refined politics of making subjects, whereby the state is …
Neoliberalism Meets Minority Nationalism
A Hungarian public university was one of the main demands of the leaders of Hungarians from Romania after the fall of the communist regime in 1989. Almost three decades later, higher education in Hungarian has developed into a precarious, fragmented, and divided institutional assemblage, solidified around two main components, the Hungarian line of study at the well-established public Babeș-Bolyai University and the new private university Sapienti…
Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Communism (3 works) · Immigration (3 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 works) · Romanian (3 works)