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Jacques Rupnik

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ID3589301
NAMEJacques Rupnik
GIVEN NAMESJacques
FAMILY NAMERupnik
SIGNATURERUPNIK J
AFFILIATIONSCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS54
TOTAL CITATIONS255
AUTHOR COUNT53
EDITOR COUNT1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1976
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX8
  • Milan Kundera's Liberating Exile

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Social research•2024

    Milan Kundera's leaving his native Czechoslovakia was directly related to the constraints under which he had to live in the aftermath of the Soviet-led invasion of the country in August 1968. Yet the way he defined his exile in France, where he settled in 1975 and spent the second half of his life, departs from the political circumstances and the role commonly associated with political exile. This essay explores Kundera's understanding of a "libe…

  • L'exception tchèque

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Esprit•2023

    Dans un contexte marqué par la guerre en Ukraine et une situation économique difficile, la victoire de Pavel sur Babis permet à la République tchèque d'éviter la dérive populiste de ses voisins

  • Kundera et l'Europe

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Commentaire•2023

  • L'Europe centrale, objet retrouvé

    Jacques Rupnik, Jonathan Chalier•ARTICLE•Esprit•2022

    International audience

  • From Revolution to ‘Counter-Revolution’: Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe 30 Years On

    Jan Zielonka, Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Europe Asia Studies•2020•Cited by: 10•References: 16

    The essay explains the origin, scope and forms of the anti-liberal surge taking place in Central and Eastern Europe. Why have voters across the region deserted the liberal politicians who managed to secure peace and prosperity on the ashes of communism? Does the erosion of democratic values and institutions lead to autocracy, or something novel? Special attention will be devoted to the issue of order and chaos in the broader European setting. Can…

  • Orbán et la droite européenne

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Esprit•2020•Cited by: 1

    Viktor Orban pose aujourd’hui une question de vérité au Parti populaire européen (PPE). Quelle place ce dernier choisira-t-il de faire à la droite ultra-conservatrice, en Hongrie et ailleurs en Europe

  • Re-Mapping Centre and Periphery

    Open Access•Joris Van Eijnatten, Melissa North et al.•BOOK•Re-Mapping Centre and Periphery•2019•References: 23

    Historians often assume a one-directional transmission of knowledge and ideas, leading to the establishment of spatial hierarchies defined as centres and peripheries. In recent decades, transnational and global history have contributed to a more inclusive understanding of intellectual and cultural exchanges that profoundly challenged the ways in which we draw our mental maps. \n \nCovering the early modern and modern periods, Re-Mapping Centre an…

  • The Crisis of Liberalism

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2018•Cited by: 16

    Thirty years ago in Central and Eastern Europe, belief in an open society and a sense of reasserted national and indeed European identity seemed to go hand-in-hand. Today this has changed: Through the combination of the rise of "illiberal democracy" and heightened concerns about identity in the face of the migrant wave, the authoritarian and sovereigntist turn in Central Europe has revealed a rupture in the fabric of the European Union. This draw…

  • "Utopias and "Normality: 1968 Revisited Fifty Years On

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Slavic Review•2018•References: 2

    The Prague Spring of 1968 did not provoke a major international crisis but at most an "incident" in the making of east-west detente. Yet it deserves to be revisited for three reasons of lasting significance for Europe. First, the Prague Spring revived, beyond the contemporary writings on Czech "democratic exceptionalism," the European debate about the relationship between socialism and democracy. Second, it was often interpreted as part of an int…

  • La démocratie illibérale en Europe centrale

    Jacques Rupnik, Alexandra Lalo•ARTICLE•Esprit•2017•Cited by: 3

    « La non-démocratie libérale, c’est terminé. Quelle journée ! Quelle journée ! Quelle journée ! » Ainsi s’exprimait le Premier ministre de la Hongrie, Viktor Orbán, le lendemain de la victoire de Donald Trump. Alors que le reste de l’Europe était encore groggy, Orbán, lui, était euphorique. « Je me sens libéré », a-t-il dit, des contraintes de l’Union européenne et du politiquement correct. « Justifié » serait peut-être le mot le plus approprié. …

  • La crise du libéralisme en Europe centrale

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Commentaire•2017•References: 2

    En Europe centrale, l’émergence parallèle dans la dissidence des années 1970 et 1980 du libéralisme et de l’affirmation de l’appartenance culturelle à l’Occident a préparé la fin de l’Ancien Régime communiste. Les deux récits, le « moment Havel » et le « moment Kundera », se complétaient dans la résistance au totalitarisme et dans les « révolutions de velours » de 1989. Société ouverte et identité européenne allaient de pair. Un quart de siècle p…

  • Poussées nationales-populistes en Europe du Centre-Est

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Après-demain•2017

    Plusieurs pays d’Europe centrale ayant rejoint l’Union européenne en 2004 ont porté au pouvoir\nau cours des dernières années des gouvernements d’obédience national-populiste\ncontestant ouvertement les principes de la démocratie libérale et de l’Union européenne (UE).\nLa Hongrie et la Pologne en particulier sont aux avant-postes de cette régression autoritaire\nalors que c’étaient jusqu’à une période récente des pays donnés en exemple pour la r…

  • Surging Illiberalism in the East

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2016•Cited by: 49

    Populist and nativist political parties have emerged throughout Europe, yet only in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) have these illiberal democratic parties gained power. This difference in political fortune can be traced to the countries' divergent conceptions of nationhood. For CEE countries, nationhood is rooted in ethnic and cultural homogeneity; for Western European countries, it is defined by universalism and diversity. As market globalizat…

  • Russie: Le Retour De La Politique Postimpériale

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Esprit•2014

    En un mois, entre la chute du régime Yanukovitch et l’annexion de la Crimée à la Russie, Vladimir Poutine a réussi a transformer ce qui était au départ le choix entre deux ensembles commerciaux en un choix géopolitique et "civilisationnel". C’est en ces termes que le président russe lui même formule les enjeux et, en bafouant l’intégrité territoriale de l’Ukraine, affirme la puissance d’une Russie qui se pose en s’opposant à l’Europe

  • As a Political World Event: Democracy, Europe and the New International System in the Age of Globalization

    Jacques Rupnik•BOOK•1989 As a Political World Event•2013

    Foreword On the Unpredictability of History Vaclav Havel Part I: The meanings and Legacies of 1989 1. Introduction: The World After 1989 and the Exhaustion of Three Cycles Jacques Rupnik 2. Writing 1989: A World Narrative Karoline Postel-Vinay 3. 1989: A Philosophy of Immediacy Zaki Laidi Part II: Re-inventing Democracy and its Discontents 4. Democracy and its Dissatisfaction Ivan Krastev 5. From the Revolutions of 1989 to Democracy Fatigue in Ea…

  • Régression postdémocratique en Hongrie

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Esprit•2013

    La Hongrie, naguère considérée comme le « bon élève » des démocraties postsoviétiques, laisse aujourd'hui de nombreux observateurs perplexes et provoque l'inquiétude. Comment le Fidesz de Viktor Orbán est-il devenu un parti souverainiste et nationaliste ? L'évolution de la Hongrie est-elle un cas isolé, ou un symptôme de la crise de la démocratie en Europe

  • Introduction: The State of Democracy 20 Years on

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik, Jan Zielonka•ARTICLE•East European Politics and…•2012•Cited by: 29

    The countries of East-Central Europe (ECE) embarked on a democratic transition in 1989 were proclaimed consolidated democracies when they joined the European Union (EU) in 2004. Today most of the new democracies are experiencing “democratic fatigue” and some seem vulnerable to an authoritarian turn. The EU, seen as the guarantor of the post-1989 democratic changes, is experiencing an unprecedented economic, financial, and democratic crisis with t…

  • Hungary’s Illiberal Turn: How Things Went Wrong

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2012•Cited by: 29•References: 2

    Students of the Central and Eastern Europe long saw Hungary as a leading post-1989 “success story”—both because the country’s exit from communism was smoothly negotiated and because it appeared to have consolidated its democracy so quickly. Yet the “electoral revolution” unleashed by Viktor Orban’s Fidesz party following its April 2010 parliamentary-election victory—including the adoption of a new constitution and passage of some 350 bills that h…

  • Leçons centreuropéennes de la crise de l'euro

    Jacques Rupnik, Visegrad Insight•ARTICLE•Esprit•2012

    La crise européenne a un fort impact sur les pays récemment entrés dans l'Union, qu'ils fassent partie ou non de la zone euro. Leurs réactions ne sont cependant pas homogènes : si la Hongrie subit une crise profonde, la Pologne, plus prospère, appelle à un renouvellement de l'esprit européen. Avec un affaiblissement des pays du Sud et un échec des pays moteurs (France et Allemagne), la crise redéfinit ce que seront demain le centre et les périphé…

  • In Praise of Václav Havel

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2010•Cited by: 1

    A tribute to Václav Havel, Czech playwright and former dissident, who became not only president but the symbol of the “velvet revolutions

  • Twenty Years of Postcommunism: In Search of A New Model

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2010•Cited by: 2•References: 1

    Twenty Years of PostcommunismIn Search of A New Model Jacques Rupnik (bio) The twentieth anniversary of the fall of communism, the founding moment for democracy in Central and Eastern Europe, comes at a time when the term "democratic revolution" evokes less a frisson of excitement than a slight twinge of embarrassment in the countries concerned. In Poland and Hungary, one could attribute this to their experience of transition as a peaceful, negot…

  • Éloge de Vaclav Havel

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Commentaire•2010

  • Requiem pour un empire défunt

    François Fejtö, Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Esprit•2009

    Dans ce dialogue radiophonique de 1988, les deux historiens confrontaient leur interprétation de la fin de l'empire austro-hongrois. À travers celle-ci, c'est l'idée de l'Europe qui était en jeu à la veille même de l'effondrement du bloc soviétique : les héritages des guerres et des idéologies, les relations entre États-nations et systèmes fédéraux ou impériaux, l'influence des grandes puissances sur l'Europe centrale

  • L'autre 1968 vu aujourd'hui de Prague et de Varsovie

    Jakub Patočka, Jacques Rupnik et al.•ARTICLE•Esprit•2008

    Pour la première fois dans les anciens pays de l'Est, 68 constitue un véritable objet de commémoration officielle. C'est une occasion pour ces pays de revenir sur l'interprétation de l'échec des tentatives de sortie du communisme à l'époque mais aussi des conditions de la transition de 1989 qui s'est faite par un alignement sur l'Ouest plus que par une réinvention démocratique

  • Les deux Printemps de 1968

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Études•2008

    Quarante ans après, l'évocation des Printemps de Paris et de Prague offre un contraste saisissant. A Paris, les commémorations de Mai 1968 mélangent l'autosatisfecit d'une génération au désir de la suivante de s'approprier l'héritage. A Prague, on est moins porté à commémorer une défaite douloureuse - et un Alexandre Dubcek symbole d'un espoir déçu

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  • Is East-Central Europe Backsliding? From Democracy Fatigue to Populist Backlash

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2007•Cited by: 62

    The populist backlash in Central and Eastern Europe reveals the absence in the new democracies of checks and balances and of truly independent media to serve as a counterweight to creeping authoritarianism. It also shows the return of dormant strands in the region's political culture and thus its potential vulnerability to the authoritarian temptation. These developments are contributing to widespread estrangement from the postenlargement EU in t…

  • Surging Illiberalism in the East

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2016•Cited by: 49

    Populist and nativist political parties have emerged throughout Europe, yet only in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) have these illiberal democratic parties gained power. This difference in political fortune can be traced to the countries' divergent conceptions of nationhood. For CEE countries, nationhood is rooted in ethnic and cultural homogeneity; for Western European countries, it is defined by universalism and diversity. As market globalizat…

  • Introduction: The State of Democracy 20 Years on

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik, Jan Zielonka•ARTICLE•East European Politics and…•2012•Cited by: 29

    The countries of East-Central Europe (ECE) embarked on a democratic transition in 1989 were proclaimed consolidated democracies when they joined the European Union (EU) in 2004. Today most of the new democracies are experiencing “democratic fatigue” and some seem vulnerable to an authoritarian turn. The EU, seen as the guarantor of the post-1989 democratic changes, is experiencing an unprecedented economic, financial, and democratic crisis with t…

  • Hungary’s Illiberal Turn: How Things Went Wrong

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2012•Cited by: 29•References: 2

    Students of the Central and Eastern Europe long saw Hungary as a leading post-1989 “success story”—both because the country’s exit from communism was smoothly negotiated and because it appeared to have consolidated its democracy so quickly. Yet the “electoral revolution” unleashed by Viktor Orban’s Fidesz party following its April 2010 parliamentary-election victory—including the adoption of a new constitution and passage of some 350 bills that h…

  • Eastern Europe a Decade Later: The Postcommunist Divide

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•1999•Cited by: 23

    Eastern Europe a Decade LaterThe Postcommunist Divide Jacques Rupnik (bio) Ten years after the collapse of the Soviet empire, one thing is clear: The word “postcommunism” has lost its relevance. The fact that Hungary and Albania, or the Czech Republic and Belarus, or Poland and Kazakhstan shared a communist past explains very little about the paths that they have taken since. Indeed, it is striking how vastly different the outcomes of the democra…

  • The Crisis of Liberalism

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2018•Cited by: 16

    Thirty years ago in Central and Eastern Europe, belief in an open society and a sense of reasserted national and indeed European identity seemed to go hand-in-hand. Today this has changed: Through the combination of the rise of "illiberal democracy" and heightened concerns about identity in the face of the migrant wave, the authoritarian and sovereigntist turn in Central Europe has revealed a rupture in the fabric of the European Union. This draw…

  • Eastern Europe: The International Context

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2000•Cited by: 13•References: 1

  • From Revolution to ‘Counter-Revolution’: Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe 30 Years On

    Jan Zielonka, Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Europe Asia Studies•2020•Cited by: 10•References: 16

    The essay explains the origin, scope and forms of the anti-liberal surge taking place in Central and Eastern Europe. Why have voters across the region deserted the liberal politicians who managed to secure peace and prosperity on the ashes of communism? Does the erosion of democratic values and institutions lead to autocracy, or something novel? Special attention will be devoted to the issue of order and chaos in the broader European setting. Can…

  • The Post-Totalitarian Blues

    Open Access•Deborah M Brissman, Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•1995•Cited by: 5•References: 1

    The Post-Totalitarian Blues Jacques Rupnik (bio) The post-totalitarian blues are haunting the countries of the “other Europe.” The euphoria that accompanied the fall of communism has given way to disappointment, social anomie, and the emergence of new dangers. The unity of the great mass rallies for democracy has shattered, and wide-ranging economic hardship has overshadowed political gain for most citizens. Instead of civil societies, one sees a…

  • The Rise and Fall of Anti-Americanism: A Century of French Perception

    Fritz Stern, Denis Lacorne et al.•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1991•Cited by: 4

    Introduction: France bewitched by America, Denis Lacorne and Jacques Rupnik. Part 1 The origins of anti-Americanism - history and hysteria: the pathology of anti-Americanism, Theodore Zeldin from Baudelaire to Duhamel - an unlikely antipathy, Pascal Ory anti-Americanism in the years of Collaboration and resistance, Robert O.Paxton the Cold War, Michel Winock. Part 2 The behaviour of the intelligentsia and their influence on public opinion: images…

  • La démocratie illibérale en Europe centrale

    Jacques Rupnik, Alexandra Lalo•ARTICLE•Esprit•2017•Cited by: 3

    « La non-démocratie libérale, c’est terminé. Quelle journée ! Quelle journée ! Quelle journée ! » Ainsi s’exprimait le Premier ministre de la Hongrie, Viktor Orbán, le lendemain de la victoire de Donald Trump. Alors que le reste de l’Europe était encore groggy, Orbán, lui, était euphorique. « Je me sens libéré », a-t-il dit, des contraintes de l’Union européenne et du politiquement correct. « Justifié » serait peut-être le mot le plus approprié. …

  • Twenty Years of Postcommunism: In Search of A New Model

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2010•Cited by: 2•References: 1

    Twenty Years of PostcommunismIn Search of A New Model Jacques Rupnik (bio) The twentieth anniversary of the fall of communism, the founding moment for democracy in Central and Eastern Europe, comes at a time when the term "democratic revolution" evokes less a frisson of excitement than a slight twinge of embarrassment in the countries concerned. In Poland and Hungary, one could attribute this to their experience of transition as a peaceful, negot…

  • Le dechirement des nations

    Catherine Durandin, Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Vingtième Siècle Revue d histoire•1995•Cited by: 2

  • From Anti-Americanism to Francophobia: The Saga of French and American Intellectuals

    Irwin M Wall, Tony Judt et al.•ARTICLE•French Historical Studies•1994•Cited by: 2

  • Le problème allemand vu de l'Europe du Centre-Est

    Jacques Rupnik, Jacques D Rupnik•ARTICLE•Revue française de science…•1987•Cited by: 2

    Dans les pays du Centre-Est européen, les débats sur la question allemande sont à la fois révélateurs d'une identité nationale fragile et le passage obligé de toute réflexion, de tout projet politique visant à surmonter le statu quo hérité de la dernière guerre mondiale. Deux débats récents illustrent ce phénomène. Le premier se veut non politique et concerne la redécouverte d'une identité culturelle centre-européenne. Or celle-ci est impensable …

  • Orbán et la droite européenne

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Esprit•2020•Cited by: 1

    Viktor Orban pose aujourd’hui une question de vérité au Parti populaire européen (PPE). Quelle place ce dernier choisira-t-il de faire à la droite ultra-conservatrice, en Hongrie et ailleurs en Europe

  • In Praise of Václav Havel

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2010•Cited by: 1

    A tribute to Václav Havel, Czech playwright and former dissident, who became not only president but the symbol of the “velvet revolutions

  • Europe Moves Eastward: Concluding Reflections

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2004•Cited by: 1

    The enlargement of the European Union will contribute to democratic consolidation and stability in Europe’s eastern half. But Europe is now hesitating between two visions of its future that reflect two opposite fears. One is the fear of the EU’s founding countries that enlargement will lead to a “Europe without borders” that will empty the European project of its content. The other is the fear of candidate countries that the formation of a “core …

  • L'héritage partagé du nationalisme serbe: Le pouvoir, l’opposition et la société à l’épreuve de la guerre

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Critique internationale•1999•Cited by: 1

    Rupnik. L'héritage partagé du nationalisme serbe. In: Critique internationale, vol. 4. 1999. Les "bonnes oeuvres" des extrémistes, sous la direction de Christophe Jaffrelot. pp. 14-21

  • The Politics of Culture in Czechoslovakia

    Jacques Rupnik, J D Rupnik•ARTICLE•Telos•1976

    The extraordinary Czech literary and cinematographic “new wave” of the 1960s was integral to the struggle to change a regime that had been introduced in Czechoslovakia in 1948, and which obstinately refused to undergo any transformations after Stalin's death. Thus, when the miracle happened, and the reformist streams of the initially Partycontrolled Prague Spring of 1968 overflowed into a nationwide tide of unrest, the intellectuals—writers in pa…

  • Conflits au sein du mouvement communiste en Tchécoslovaquie au début des années trente, l'« affaire Guttmann »

    Jacques Rupnik, Jacques D Rupnik•ARTICLE•Revue française de science…•1976

    CONFLITS AU SEIN DU MOUVEMENT COMMUNISTE EN TCHÉCOSLOVAQUIE AU DÉBUT DES ANNÉES TRENTE: L'AFFAIRE GUTTMANN, par JACQUES D. RUPNIK L'originalité de la crise dans les rapports du PCT et de l'Internationale, en 1932-1933, réside dans l'imbrication étroite entre les « acquis» des luttes sociales de la classe ouvrière tchécoslovaque (remise en cause de la ligne de front unique) et la lutte contre la menace hitlérienne (critique de la politique du PCA)…

  • Le parti communiste de Tchécoslovaquie face à la crise de Munich

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Revue des études slaves•1979

  • The Politics of History-Writing in Czechoslovakia

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•History Workshop Journal•1981

    The post1968 'normalisation' of Czechoslovakia was also a period of reestablishment of tight party and state control over all spheres of cultural life. Historiography became one of the first victims. While official historiography reverted to a highly ideological orthodoxy, an independent historiography, faithful to the libertarian spirit of 1968 (while moving far beyond the letter of the 1968 political legacy) developed its own attempt to 'treat …

  • Le totalitarisme vu de l'Est

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Commentaire•1984

  • Standing Up to the Lie

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Telos•1985

    The crushing of Prague Spring in August of 1968 meant not only the failure of the hope of reforming a communist system from within the party and by using its own ideology; it also meant the death of Marxism in central Europe. In Kolakowski's words, from that time on, communism “was no longer an intellectual problem; it was simply a problem of power.” But although communist ideology may be no longer an intellectual problem, power has now become a …

  • Totalitarismes

    John C Campbell, Guy Hermet et al.•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1985

  • Les Etats-Unis au miroir francais

    Denis Lacorne, Jacques Rupnik et al.•ARTICLE•Vingtième Siècle Revue d histoire•1985

    Lacorne Denis, Rupnik Jacques, Toinet Marie-France. Les États-Unis au miroir français. In: Vingtième Siècle, revue d'histoire, n°6, avril-juin 1985. pp. 167-170

  • Le problème allemand vu de l'Europe du Centre-Est

    Jacques Rupnik, Jacques D Rupnik•ARTICLE•Revue française de science…•1987•Cited by: 2

    Dans les pays du Centre-Est européen, les débats sur la question allemande sont à la fois révélateurs d'une identité nationale fragile et le passage obligé de toute réflexion, de tout projet politique visant à surmonter le statu quo hérité de la dernière guerre mondiale. Deux débats récents illustrent ce phénomène. Le premier se veut non politique et concerne la redécouverte d'une identité culturelle centre-européenne. Or celle-ci est impensable …

  • The Other Europe: The Rise and Fall of Communism in East-Central Europe

    John C Campbell, Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1990

  • The Rise and Fall of Anti-Americanism: A Century of French Perception

    Fritz Stern, Denis Lacorne et al.•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1991•Cited by: 4

    Introduction: France bewitched by America, Denis Lacorne and Jacques Rupnik. Part 1 The origins of anti-Americanism - history and hysteria: the pathology of anti-Americanism, Theodore Zeldin from Baudelaire to Duhamel - an unlikely antipathy, Pascal Ory anti-Americanism in the years of Collaboration and resistance, Robert O.Paxton the Cold War, Michel Winock. Part 2 The behaviour of the intelligentsia and their influence on public opinion: images…

  • Le retour de l'histoire en Europe centrale

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Vingtième Siècle Revue d histoire•1992

    The return of history in Central Europe, Jacques Kupnik. Revolution or restoration ? The fall of communism raises the question of the relationship that the peoples of Central Europe in their search for guidelines and their identity, have with their history. But in this race for symbols and the reappropriation of the past, many tensions illustrate the temptation to use a partial vision of history to legitimize a partial present. Faced with a stron…

  • From Anti-Americanism to Francophobia: The Saga of French and American Intellectuals

    Irwin M Wall, Tony Judt et al.•ARTICLE•French Historical Studies•1994•Cited by: 2

  • The End of Czechoslovakia

    Alena Bartlovâ, Milan Kucera et al.•BOOK•The End of Czechoslovakia•1995

    Scholars and practitioners from both sides of the divide, Czech and Slovak, as well as international experts, take an in-depth look at the causes of Czechoslovakia's break-up, and explain why a seemingly successful country should disintegrate so quickly after the collapse of the communist regime. Besides exploring the political processes leading to the split, the authors analyse the underlying social, economic and cultural differences between the…

  • The Post-Totalitarian Blues

    Open Access•Deborah M Brissman, Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•1995•Cited by: 5•References: 1

    The Post-Totalitarian Blues Jacques Rupnik (bio) The post-totalitarian blues are haunting the countries of the “other Europe.” The euphoria that accompanied the fall of communism has given way to disappointment, social anomie, and the emergence of new dangers. The unity of the great mass rallies for democracy has shattered, and wide-ranging economic hardship has overshadowed political gain for most citizens. Instead of civil societies, one sees a…

  • Le dechirement des nations

    Catherine Durandin, Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Vingtième Siècle Revue d histoire•1995•Cited by: 2

  • L'héritage partagé du nationalisme serbe

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Critique internationale•1999

    Slobodan Milosevic n''a peut-etre pas lu Clausewitz, mais il est clair que, pour lui aussi, la guerre est de la politique conduite par d''autres moyens. Sa strategie de reconquete serbe du Kosovo, inauguree en 1989 par la revocation de l'autonomie de la province, impliquait le recours a la force. De l'etat de siege impose depuis a l''expulsion programmee de la population albanaise de la province, c''est la logique de guerre contre un ennemi inter…

  • L'héritage partagé du nationalisme serbe: Le pouvoir, l’opposition et la société à l’épreuve de la guerre

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Critique internationale•1999•Cited by: 1

    Rupnik. L'héritage partagé du nationalisme serbe. In: Critique internationale, vol. 4. 1999. Les "bonnes oeuvres" des extrémistes, sous la direction de Christophe Jaffrelot. pp. 14-21

  • Un bilan du divorce tchéco-slovaque

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Critique internationale•1999

    Quatre hypothèses peuvent expliquer le divorce tchéco-slovaque : 1) Tchèques et Slovaques ne partageaient pas la même histoire ; 2) ils avaient un rapport différent à la modernisation ; 3) l'Etat restait fortement centralisé du fait du penchant des Tchèques au jacobinisme ; 4) les politiciens ont instrumentalisé le nationalisme dans le cadre de la compétition électorale post-communiste. Alors que le choix des Tchèques semblaient être justifié par…

  • Eastern Europe a Decade Later: The Postcommunist Divide

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•1999•Cited by: 23

    Eastern Europe a Decade LaterThe Postcommunist Divide Jacques Rupnik (bio) Ten years after the collapse of the Soviet empire, one thing is clear: The word “postcommunism” has lost its relevance. The fact that Hungary and Albania, or the Czech Republic and Belarus, or Poland and Kazakhstan shared a communist past explains very little about the paths that they have taken since. Indeed, it is striking how vastly different the outcomes of the democra…

  • Eastern Europe: The International Context

    Open Access•Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Journal of democracy•2000•Cited by: 13•References: 1

  • Yugoslavia after Milosevic

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Survival•2001

    The wars of Yugoslavia's dissolution might not be over yet. There remains much unfinished business, including, most urgently, the question of Kosovo's future status. If left unresolved, this question could well trigger a new round of violence and instability. If an obvious and satisfactory solution existed, it would already be known. None of the available options - including a reconfigured Yugoslavia containing an autonomous Kosovo, an indefinite…

  • L'avenir des protectorats internationaux sur les Balkans: Présentation du Rapport de suivi de la Commission internationale indépendante sur le Kosovo

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Critique internationale•2002

    On croit trop souvent en Occident que l'ouverture de la Chine aux nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication (NTIC) débouchera sur l'assouplissement du régime autoritaire. En réalité, les règles de l'OMC ne sont pas faites pour obliger un Etat membre à respecter les droits de l'homme et ne peuvent guère être "détournées" à cette fin. En outre, l'architecture d'Internet, conçue pour exploiter commercialement les données concern…

  • L'Europe: Une Idée Politique

    Elemér Hanki, Elemér Hankiss et al.•ARTICLE•Raisons politiques•2003

  • Risques et limites d'un retour du nationalisme en Serbie

    Jacques Rupnik•ARTICLE•Critique internationale•2004•References: 1

    En dépit du renversement de Slobodan Milosevic, la persistance du nationalisme en Serbie est bien réelle. À cela plusieurs raisons : tout d’abord, le nationalisme est devenu la matrice idéologique des élites serbes après le communisme ; ensuite, les appareils d’État, et notamment les services de sécurité, sont restés pour l’essentiel en place après 2000 ; par ailleurs, le vote nationaliste traduit souvent les difficultés économiques des victimes …

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