Diana Mărgărit
Biographic Data
| ID | 4049534 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Diana Mărgărit |
| GIVEN NAMES | Diana |
| FAMILY NAME | Mărgărit |
| SIGNATURE | MARGARIT D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Alexandru Ioan Cuza University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4642-4752 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Heroes or Villains? Democracy, Discourse, and New Actors in Romanian Politics
Making Sens: Political Opportunities and Digital Strategies of a Romanian Movement Party
This article explores the emergence and growth of the Health, Education, Nature, and Sustainability Party (SENS), a progressive political group established in Romania in 2023. Positioned at the center-left, it promotes a platform based on social equity, environmental sustainability, and democratic inclusion, aiming to engage youth, minorities, and environmentally conscious citizens. Although it remains outside Parliament, SENS secured the stronge…
Framing Nationalism: The Romanian Transylvanians and the Jews’ Migration to America in the early 20th Century
This paper examines comparatively two waves of migration to the United States emerging from Austria-Hungary and Romania at the beginning of the 20th century: the temporary migration of Romanian Transylvanians and, respectively, the permanent emigration of Romanian Jews. By using framing theory, this analysis focuses on one hand, on the status of the migrants in their homeland, the impact of the nationalist policies which eventually determined the…
Șona-New York-Șona. Povestea emigrării dintr-un sat din Făgăraș
The massive wave of economic migration of Transylvanians to America in the early 20th century had a considerable impact on the lives of both those who decided to temporarily leave their homeland and those who stayed home. The Transylvanian pattern of emigration, similar to the neighbouring Central and Eastern European countries can be sum up as follows: young male peasants, poorly educated, but with high hopes and determination left for America, …
LGBTQ rights, conservative backlash and the constitutional definition of marriage in Romania
One of the hottest topics on the most recent Romanian public agenda concerns the organisation of a national referendum on the constitutional amendment of the definition of marriage. This article seeks to understand the dynamics between the LGBTQ groups, the conservative responses and the articulation of each other’s strategies and tactics based on the opportunities created by both contenders. By analysing the history of their opposition, the inte…
Civic disenchantment and political distress: The case of the Romanian Autumn
In spite of earlier research that pointed at Romania as being one of the East European countries with a low level of civil activism, in 2013, it witnessed the largest wave of protests in its post-communist history. This article seeks to find out what caused the Romanian Autumn – as these protests have been called – by analysing it in the context of the anti-austerity, anti-capitalist, and/or environmentalist world protests and the political oppor…
Civic disenchantment and political distress: The case of the Romanian Autumn
In spite of earlier research that pointed at Romania as being one of the East European countries with a low level of civil activism, in 2013, it witnessed the largest wave of protests in its post-communist history. This article seeks to find out what caused the Romanian Autumn – as these protests have been called – by analysing it in the context of the anti-austerity, anti-capitalist, and/or environmentalist world protests and the political oppor…
LGBTQ rights, conservative backlash and the constitutional definition of marriage in Romania
One of the hottest topics on the most recent Romanian public agenda concerns the organisation of a national referendum on the constitutional amendment of the definition of marriage. This article seeks to understand the dynamics between the LGBTQ groups, the conservative responses and the articulation of each other’s strategies and tactics based on the opportunities created by both contenders. By analysing the history of their opposition, the inte…
Civic disenchantment and political distress: The case of the Romanian Autumn
In spite of earlier research that pointed at Romania as being one of the East European countries with a low level of civil activism, in 2013, it witnessed the largest wave of protests in its post-communist history. This article seeks to find out what caused the Romanian Autumn – as these protests have been called – by analysing it in the context of the anti-austerity, anti-capitalist, and/or environmentalist world protests and the political oppor…
LGBTQ rights, conservative backlash and the constitutional definition of marriage in Romania
One of the hottest topics on the most recent Romanian public agenda concerns the organisation of a national referendum on the constitutional amendment of the definition of marriage. This article seeks to understand the dynamics between the LGBTQ groups, the conservative responses and the articulation of each other’s strategies and tactics based on the opportunities created by both contenders. By analysing the history of their opposition, the inte…
Șona-New York-Șona. Povestea emigrării dintr-un sat din Făgăraș
The massive wave of economic migration of Transylvanians to America in the early 20th century had a considerable impact on the lives of both those who decided to temporarily leave their homeland and those who stayed home. The Transylvanian pattern of emigration, similar to the neighbouring Central and Eastern European countries can be sum up as follows: young male peasants, poorly educated, but with high hopes and determination left for America, …
Framing Nationalism: The Romanian Transylvanians and the Jews’ Migration to America in the early 20th Century
This paper examines comparatively two waves of migration to the United States emerging from Austria-Hungary and Romania at the beginning of the 20th century: the temporary migration of Romanian Transylvanians and, respectively, the permanent emigration of Romanian Jews. By using framing theory, this analysis focuses on one hand, on the status of the migrants in their homeland, the impact of the nationalist policies which eventually determined the…
Heroes or Villains? Democracy, Discourse, and New Actors in Romanian Politics
Making Sens: Political Opportunities and Digital Strategies of a Romanian Movement Party
This article explores the emergence and growth of the Health, Education, Nature, and Sustainability Party (SENS), a progressive political group established in Romania in 2023. Positioned at the center-left, it promotes a platform based on social equity, environmental sustainability, and democratic inclusion, aiming to engage youth, minorities, and environmentally conscious citizens. Although it remains outside Parliament, SENS secured the stronge…
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