Julien Danero Iglesias
Biographic Data
| ID | 772356 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julien Danero Iglesias |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julien Danero |
| FAMILY NAME | Iglesias |
| SIGNATURE | IGLESIAS J D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Glasgow |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Securitized Borderlands
Borders have recently attracted a lot of academic scrutiny.Two very distinct types of literature have attempted to capture the current evolution of borders.The first one, leaning more toward the field of security studies, puts the emphasis on the rampant securitization, the coercive dimension of borders, and their divisive consequences.The second, looks at the rich environment surrounding borders, where boundaries are seen as the meeting point of…
Securitized Borderlands
Securitized Borderlands
Borders have recently attracted a lot of academic scrutiny. Two very distinct types of literature have attempted to capture the current evolution of borders. The first one, leaning more toward the field of security studies, puts the emphasis on the rampant securitization, the coercive dimension of borders, and their divisive consequences. The second, looks at the rich environment surrounding borders, where boundaries are seen as the meeting point…
Behind Closed Doors: Discourses and Strategies in the European Securitized Borderlands in Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine
Since the enlargements of 2004 and 2007 European integration has brought about major changes for the citizens of Central and Eastern Europe, such as a process of re-bordering. The accession of countries in the region to the EU, and for some to the Schengen Area, has strengthened borders where there was previously fluidity. This is the starting point of a research on the populations located on the non-EU side of the EU border. The paper takes as a…
Breaking the silence (again): On Language Learning and Levels of Fluency in Ethnographic Research
Ethnographic research is often multilingual, requiring the researcher to work in two or more different languages, if necessary with the assistance of an interpreter. Given this, surprisingly few ethnographers have attempted to discuss in detail how their own knowledge of different languages and their decisions to use interpreters and/or translators during fieldwork have affected the research they have conducted. Drawing on material from our own r…
Système médiatique, nationalisme et démocratie en Belgique
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A vant-propos L a M oldavie au défi de crises multiples
Avant-propos La Moldavie au défi de crises multiples
No abstract available
L’ émigration vue par ceux qui restent . L’ imaginaire de la migration à C ahul , M oldavie
Partant d’une série d’entretiens et de focus-groupes effectués à Cahul, troisième ville de la République de Moldavie à la frontière de l’Union européenne, cet article montre que l’émigration est un filtre majeur qui forge la perception des Moldaves de leur réalité. Les auteurs font ressortir la façon dont les discours sur l’émigration s’articulent avec les représentations que les personnes interrogées se font de leur pays et, plus largement, de l…
L’émigration vue par ceux qui restent. L’imaginaire de la migration à Cahul, Moldavie
que dans les limites des conditions gnrales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement
Eurovision song contest and identity crisis in Moldova
The Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) was created for strengthening the development of a European soul. But generally speaking, one can say it has been used as a tool for nation-branding, and as a means for Central and Eastern countries to “return” to Europe, in particular after the fall of their Communist regimes. In the difficult social, economic, political, and historical context of the Republic of Moldova nowadays, the ESC furthermore allows the …
Acteurs médiatiques et processus identitaires
.
An Ad Hoc Nation: An Analysis of Moldovan Election Campaign Clips
Since independence, nationalism has been at the front of politics in the Republic of Moldova in the context of a persisting political struggle about the very definition of the Moldovan nation. Looking at campaign video clips produced in 2009 by Moldovan political parties and using a methodology inspired by Critical Discourse Analysis, the article gives a better understanding of nationalism in Moldova nowadays. The article demonstrates that the fo…
Ukraine, Romania, and Romanians in Ukraine
Romanian authorities kept a low profile with respect to the turmoil in ukraine until new pro-European leaders took power in Kyiv . Since then, Romania has tried to assume the role of a regional leader by supporting the new Ukrainian authorities against Russia . But relations between Romania and Ukraine have been tense for a long time, mainly because of border and minorities issues. Examining these two intermingled questions, the present article a…
The Making of an Empty Moldovan Category within a Multiethnic Transnistrian Nation
To legitimize separation from Moldova, Transnistrian elites have been constructing a civic Transnistrian nation, subsuming local ethnic Russian, Ukrainian, and Moldovan identities. This article first identifies changes to the Transnistrian nation-building strategy: from an emphasis on Moldovan nationhood in the early 1990s to oppose “Romanianization” in Chisinau, to Transnistrian nationhood mainly after Moldovanism was adopted in Chisinau in 2001…
Quand l’Eurovision construit la « nation »
Although Eurovision helps us see how "we" and "them" are constructed in a country, this signing contest has never been studied from this viewpoint. The Republic of Moldavia, independent since 1991, is torn by an ongoing struggle for defining its nationhood. This article applies a method drawn from critical discourse analysis to three local Moldavian newspapers to show how Eurovision and, along with it, politics take part in constructing a "we", t…
Constructing national history in political discourse: Coherence and contradiction (Moldova, 2001-2009)
History is one of the many instruments available for the persuasive construction of a nation. In Moldova, the Party of the Communists of the Republic of Moldova (PCRM), in office from 2001 to 2009, advocated for a Soviet-based version of the Moldovan nation. This “Moldovanism” boasted of the existence of a “Moldovan People” and was relied upon to justify the independence of the former Romanian province. Vladimir Voronin, the party's leader and pr…
Quand l’Eurovision construit la « nation »: Une analyse de la construction du « nous » dans la presse moldave
Le Concours Eurovision de la chanson n’a jamais été étudié en tant que tel mais il permet de mettre en avant de quelle manière se construit le « nous » et l’ « autre » dans une nation. À partir de l’exemple de la République de Moldavie, indépendante depuis 1991 et traversée par une lutte permanente quant à la définition de la nation, cet article analyse en suivant une méthode inspirée de l’Analyse critique de Discours appliquée à trois journaux l…
Breaking the silence (again): On Language Learning and Levels of Fluency in Ethnographic Research
Ethnographic research is often multilingual, requiring the researcher to work in two or more different languages, if necessary with the assistance of an interpreter. Given this, surprisingly few ethnographers have attempted to discuss in detail how their own knowledge of different languages and their decisions to use interpreters and/or translators during fieldwork have affected the research they have conducted. Drawing on material from our own r…
Securitized Borderlands
Borders have recently attracted a lot of academic scrutiny. Two very distinct types of literature have attempted to capture the current evolution of borders. The first one, leaning more toward the field of security studies, puts the emphasis on the rampant securitization, the coercive dimension of borders, and their divisive consequences. The second, looks at the rich environment surrounding borders, where boundaries are seen as the meeting point…
The Making of an Empty Moldovan Category within a Multiethnic Transnistrian Nation
To legitimize separation from Moldova, Transnistrian elites have been constructing a civic Transnistrian nation, subsuming local ethnic Russian, Ukrainian, and Moldovan identities. This article first identifies changes to the Transnistrian nation-building strategy: from an emphasis on Moldovan nationhood in the early 1990s to oppose “Romanianization” in Chisinau, to Transnistrian nationhood mainly after Moldovanism was adopted in Chisinau in 2001…
An Ad Hoc Nation: An Analysis of Moldovan Election Campaign Clips
Since independence, nationalism has been at the front of politics in the Republic of Moldova in the context of a persisting political struggle about the very definition of the Moldovan nation. Looking at campaign video clips produced in 2009 by Moldovan political parties and using a methodology inspired by Critical Discourse Analysis, the article gives a better understanding of nationalism in Moldova nowadays. The article demonstrates that the fo…
Constructing national history in political discourse: Coherence and contradiction (Moldova, 2001-2009)
History is one of the many instruments available for the persuasive construction of a nation. In Moldova, the Party of the Communists of the Republic of Moldova (PCRM), in office from 2001 to 2009, advocated for a Soviet-based version of the Moldovan nation. This “Moldovanism” boasted of the existence of a “Moldovan People” and was relied upon to justify the independence of the former Romanian province. Vladimir Voronin, the party's leader and pr…
Eurovision song contest and identity crisis in Moldova
The Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) was created for strengthening the development of a European soul. But generally speaking, one can say it has been used as a tool for nation-branding, and as a means for Central and Eastern countries to “return” to Europe, in particular after the fall of their Communist regimes. In the difficult social, economic, political, and historical context of the Republic of Moldova nowadays, the ESC furthermore allows the …
Quand l’Eurovision construit la « nation »: Une analyse de la construction du « nous » dans la presse moldave
Le Concours Eurovision de la chanson n’a jamais été étudié en tant que tel mais il permet de mettre en avant de quelle manière se construit le « nous » et l’ « autre » dans une nation. À partir de l’exemple de la République de Moldavie, indépendante depuis 1991 et traversée par une lutte permanente quant à la définition de la nation, cet article analyse en suivant une méthode inspirée de l’Analyse critique de Discours appliquée à trois journaux l…
The Making of an Empty Moldovan Category within a Multiethnic Transnistrian Nation
To legitimize separation from Moldova, Transnistrian elites have been constructing a civic Transnistrian nation, subsuming local ethnic Russian, Ukrainian, and Moldovan identities. This article first identifies changes to the Transnistrian nation-building strategy: from an emphasis on Moldovan nationhood in the early 1990s to oppose “Romanianization” in Chisinau, to Transnistrian nationhood mainly after Moldovanism was adopted in Chisinau in 2001…
Quand l’Eurovision construit la « nation »
Although Eurovision helps us see how "we" and "them" are constructed in a country, this signing contest has never been studied from this viewpoint. The Republic of Moldavia, independent since 1991, is torn by an ongoing struggle for defining its nationhood. This article applies a method drawn from critical discourse analysis to three local Moldavian newspapers to show how Eurovision and, along with it, politics take part in constructing a "we", t…
Constructing national history in political discourse: Coherence and contradiction (Moldova, 2001-2009)
History is one of the many instruments available for the persuasive construction of a nation. In Moldova, the Party of the Communists of the Republic of Moldova (PCRM), in office from 2001 to 2009, advocated for a Soviet-based version of the Moldovan nation. This “Moldovanism” boasted of the existence of a “Moldovan People” and was relied upon to justify the independence of the former Romanian province. Vladimir Voronin, the party's leader and pr…
An Ad Hoc Nation: An Analysis of Moldovan Election Campaign Clips
Since independence, nationalism has been at the front of politics in the Republic of Moldova in the context of a persisting political struggle about the very definition of the Moldovan nation. Looking at campaign video clips produced in 2009 by Moldovan political parties and using a methodology inspired by Critical Discourse Analysis, the article gives a better understanding of nationalism in Moldova nowadays. The article demonstrates that the fo…
Ukraine, Romania, and Romanians in Ukraine
Romanian authorities kept a low profile with respect to the turmoil in ukraine until new pro-European leaders took power in Kyiv . Since then, Romania has tried to assume the role of a regional leader by supporting the new Ukrainian authorities against Russia . But relations between Romania and Ukraine have been tense for a long time, mainly because of border and minorities issues. Examining these two intermingled questions, the present article a…
A vant-propos L a M oldavie au défi de crises multiples
Avant-propos La Moldavie au défi de crises multiples
No abstract available
L’ émigration vue par ceux qui restent . L’ imaginaire de la migration à C ahul , M oldavie
Partant d’une série d’entretiens et de focus-groupes effectués à Cahul, troisième ville de la République de Moldavie à la frontière de l’Union européenne, cet article montre que l’émigration est un filtre majeur qui forge la perception des Moldaves de leur réalité. Les auteurs font ressortir la façon dont les discours sur l’émigration s’articulent avec les représentations que les personnes interrogées se font de leur pays et, plus largement, de l…
L’émigration vue par ceux qui restent. L’imaginaire de la migration à Cahul, Moldavie
que dans les limites des conditions gnrales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement
Eurovision song contest and identity crisis in Moldova
The Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) was created for strengthening the development of a European soul. But generally speaking, one can say it has been used as a tool for nation-branding, and as a means for Central and Eastern countries to “return” to Europe, in particular after the fall of their Communist regimes. In the difficult social, economic, political, and historical context of the Republic of Moldova nowadays, the ESC furthermore allows the …
Acteurs médiatiques et processus identitaires
.
Système médiatique, nationalisme et démocratie en Belgique
.
Breaking the silence (again): On Language Learning and Levels of Fluency in Ethnographic Research
Ethnographic research is often multilingual, requiring the researcher to work in two or more different languages, if necessary with the assistance of an interpreter. Given this, surprisingly few ethnographers have attempted to discuss in detail how their own knowledge of different languages and their decisions to use interpreters and/or translators during fieldwork have affected the research they have conducted. Drawing on material from our own r…
Behind Closed Doors: Discourses and Strategies in the European Securitized Borderlands in Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine
Since the enlargements of 2004 and 2007 European integration has brought about major changes for the citizens of Central and Eastern Europe, such as a process of re-bordering. The accession of countries in the region to the EU, and for some to the Schengen Area, has strengthened borders where there was previously fluidity. This is the starting point of a research on the populations located on the non-EU side of the EU border. The paper takes as a…
Securitized Borderlands
Borders have recently attracted a lot of academic scrutiny. Two very distinct types of literature have attempted to capture the current evolution of borders. The first one, leaning more toward the field of security studies, puts the emphasis on the rampant securitization, the coercive dimension of borders, and their divisive consequences. The second, looks at the rich environment surrounding borders, where boundaries are seen as the meeting point…
Securitized Borderlands
Borders have recently attracted a lot of academic scrutiny.Two very distinct types of literature have attempted to capture the current evolution of borders.The first one, leaning more toward the field of security studies, puts the emphasis on the rampant securitization, the coercive dimension of borders, and their divisive consequences.The second, looks at the rich environment surrounding borders, where boundaries are seen as the meeting point of…
Securitized Borderlands
Political science (13 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Romanian (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (4 works) · Political economy (4 works)