Stefano Bottoni
Biographic Data
| ID | 4164451 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stefano Bottoni |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stefano |
| FAMILY NAME | Bottoni |
| SIGNATURE | BOTTONI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Florence |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Was there no alternative? Socialist debates and reform projects in late Cold War Europe and beyond
Freedom and competition: Tibor Liska’s socialist entrepreneurship and the economic experiments in Kádár’s Hungary
Becoming A Historian is a Passion: A Conversation with Pieter Judson on Habsburg Europe
La guerra russo-ucraina e gli storici
The discussion aims to discuss the role of history and historians in the Russian- Ukrainian war. Scholars of Russian/Ukrainian/Soviet history have come to grips with the full-scale invasion of Ukraine since February 2022 and its impact on their research in a broader sense. In the light of the current conflict, they offer new insights into Russia's long-term imperial projects and their territorial implications nation-building in independent Ukrain…
Il vario linguaggio delle riforme: Dalle Crisi Degli Anni '70 Alle Transizioni Degli Anni '90
Nazionalismi: Teorie, Pratiche, Istruzioni Per l'Uso
La rassegna prende in esame alcuni recenti e importanti contributi sociologici e storiografici apparsi in Italia ed sul mercato internazionale in merito al fenomeno nazionalista
La guerra di Orbán all'Accademia ungherese delle Scienze
The Hungarian government is continuing its crackdown on academic freedom. The Hungarian Academy of Sciences is subject to a structural reorganization, whose effects on the Hungarian academic community are disruptive. If the changes envisaged in the governmental plans are implemented, Hungary might become the first member state of the European Union to reject the fundamental principle of academic freedom
Long Awaited West: Eastern Europe since 1944
This book seeks to offer a comparative outlook of the entangled political and social history of Eastern Europe since World War II to the present day. It combines a chronological with a thematic and transnational approach. Eastern Europe is pragmatically defined as the set of territories that had first become nation-states through the dissolution of the three multiethnic empires, then were absorbed for more than forty years into the Soviet-type co…
Finding the Enemy: Ethnicized State Violence and Population Control in Ceaușescu's Romania
State violence as a complex system of ideological prescriptions, normative values, and everyday practices has been emerging as a major topic in the study of Soviet-type regimes. Overcoming the Cold War preoccupation with the totalitarian character of these societies, new historiographical approaches put at the center the changing degree of physical and psychological violence. This article sketches the evolution of state violence concepts and prac…
Talking to the System: Imre Mikó, 1911–1977
Taking a cue from an intelligence file produced by the Romanian political police on Transylvanian Hungarian intellectual Imre Mikó (Cluj, 1911–1977), the article analyzes the various patterns of accomodation with the political system, which represents a key to the understanding of how social legitimacy was built and maintained by the communist regimes of Eastern Europe. The framework in which this story takes place is especially interesting due t…
Reassessing the Communist Takeover in Romania: Violence, Institutional Continuity, and Ethnic Conflict Management
This article analyzes the communist takeover in Romania as the successful outcome of a long-term policy aiming to make the Romanian Communist Party (PCR) a national force. Such an attempt deserves a new analytical explanation of the highly controversial notions of institutional continuity and of “nationalization” of its membership. While mainstream explanations still focus on factors of change motivated by external (Soviet) pressure and stress th…
Sovietization and Nationalism in Hungary
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Reassessing the Communist Takeover in Romania: Violence, Institutional Continuity, and Ethnic Conflict Management
This article analyzes the communist takeover in Romania as the successful outcome of a long-term policy aiming to make the Romanian Communist Party (PCR) a national force. Such an attempt deserves a new analytical explanation of the highly controversial notions of institutional continuity and of “nationalization” of its membership. While mainstream explanations still focus on factors of change motivated by external (Soviet) pressure and stress th…
Sovietization and Nationalism in Hungary
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Il vario linguaggio delle riforme: Dalle Crisi Degli Anni '70 Alle Transizioni Degli Anni '90
Finding the Enemy: Ethnicized State Violence and Population Control in Ceaușescu's Romania
State violence as a complex system of ideological prescriptions, normative values, and everyday practices has been emerging as a major topic in the study of Soviet-type regimes. Overcoming the Cold War preoccupation with the totalitarian character of these societies, new historiographical approaches put at the center the changing degree of physical and psychological violence. This article sketches the evolution of state violence concepts and prac…
Sovietization and Nationalism in Hungary
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Reassessing the Communist Takeover in Romania: Violence, Institutional Continuity, and Ethnic Conflict Management
This article analyzes the communist takeover in Romania as the successful outcome of a long-term policy aiming to make the Romanian Communist Party (PCR) a national force. Such an attempt deserves a new analytical explanation of the highly controversial notions of institutional continuity and of “nationalization” of its membership. While mainstream explanations still focus on factors of change motivated by external (Soviet) pressure and stress th…
Long Awaited West: Eastern Europe since 1944
This book seeks to offer a comparative outlook of the entangled political and social history of Eastern Europe since World War II to the present day. It combines a chronological with a thematic and transnational approach. Eastern Europe is pragmatically defined as the set of territories that had first become nation-states through the dissolution of the three multiethnic empires, then were absorbed for more than forty years into the Soviet-type co…
Finding the Enemy: Ethnicized State Violence and Population Control in Ceaușescu's Romania
State violence as a complex system of ideological prescriptions, normative values, and everyday practices has been emerging as a major topic in the study of Soviet-type regimes. Overcoming the Cold War preoccupation with the totalitarian character of these societies, new historiographical approaches put at the center the changing degree of physical and psychological violence. This article sketches the evolution of state violence concepts and prac…
Talking to the System: Imre Mikó, 1911–1977
Taking a cue from an intelligence file produced by the Romanian political police on Transylvanian Hungarian intellectual Imre Mikó (Cluj, 1911–1977), the article analyzes the various patterns of accomodation with the political system, which represents a key to the understanding of how social legitimacy was built and maintained by the communist regimes of Eastern Europe. The framework in which this story takes place is especially interesting due t…
La guerra di Orbán all'Accademia ungherese delle Scienze
The Hungarian government is continuing its crackdown on academic freedom. The Hungarian Academy of Sciences is subject to a structural reorganization, whose effects on the Hungarian academic community are disruptive. If the changes envisaged in the governmental plans are implemented, Hungary might become the first member state of the European Union to reject the fundamental principle of academic freedom
Nazionalismi: Teorie, Pratiche, Istruzioni Per l'Uso
La rassegna prende in esame alcuni recenti e importanti contributi sociologici e storiografici apparsi in Italia ed sul mercato internazionale in merito al fenomeno nazionalista
Il vario linguaggio delle riforme: Dalle Crisi Degli Anni '70 Alle Transizioni Degli Anni '90
La guerra russo-ucraina e gli storici
The discussion aims to discuss the role of history and historians in the Russian- Ukrainian war. Scholars of Russian/Ukrainian/Soviet history have come to grips with the full-scale invasion of Ukraine since February 2022 and its impact on their research in a broader sense. In the light of the current conflict, they offer new insights into Russia's long-term imperial projects and their territorial implications nation-building in independent Ukrain…
Becoming A Historian is a Passion: A Conversation with Pieter Judson on Habsburg Europe
Was there no alternative? Socialist debates and reform projects in late Cold War Europe and beyond
Freedom and competition: Tibor Liska’s socialist entrepreneurship and the economic experiments in Kádár’s Hungary
Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (5 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (4 works) · European history and politics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Communism (3 works) · Italian Fascism and Post-war Society (3 works)