Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ix
4. LIST OF ACRONYMNS xi
5. Introduction CONTOURS OF A CRITICAL HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY EUROPE: A TRANSNATIONAL AGENDA 1
6. Part 1 CONTESTED MEMORIES
7. Chapter 1 HISTORY OF MEMORY, POLICIES OF THE PAST: WHAT FOR? 21
8. Chapter 2 COMMUNIST LEGACIES IN THE ‘NEW EUROPE’: HISTORY, ETHNICITY, AND THE CREATION OF A ‘SOCIALIST’ NATION IN ROMANIA, 1945–1989 37
9. Chapter 3 WRITING NATIONAL HISTORIES IN EUROPE: REFLECTIONS ON THE PASTS, PRESENTS, AND FUTURES OF A TRADITION 55
10. Chapter 4 BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE NATION: THE INWARD TURN OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORICAL WRITING 69
11. Part 2 MULTIPLE CONFLICTS
12. Chapter 5 WAR AND CONFLICT IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN HISTORY, 1914–2004 79
13. Chapter 6 IN SEARCH OF A TRANSNATIONAL HISTORICIZATION: NATIONAL SOCIALISM AND ITS PLACE IN HISTORY 96
14. Chapter 7 THE ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR IN EURASIA: A BORDERLAND PERSPECTIVE 117
15. Part 3 TRANSNATIONAL INTERACTIONS
16. Chapter 8 EUROPE AS LEISURE TIME COMMUNICATION: TOURISM AND TRANSNATIONAL INTERACTION SINCE 1945 131
17. Chapter 9 INTEGRATION FROM BELOW? MIGRATION AND EUROPEAN CONTEMPORARY HISTORY 154
18. Chapter 10 TWENTIETH-CENTURY CULTURE, ‘AMERICANIZATION,’ AND EUROPEAN AUDIOVISUAL SPACE 164
19. Chapter 11 ECONOMICS OF WESTERN EUROPEAN INTEGRATION? PROVING THE BENEFITS, 1952–1973 194
20. Part 4 UNFINISHED POLITICAL PROCESSES
21. Chapter 12 A EUROPEAN CIVIL SOCIETY? 207
22. Chapter 13 INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST ATTEMPTS AT BRIDGE-BUILDING IN THE EARLY POSTWAR PERIOD 221
23. Chapter 14 NATION BUILDING IN THE ERA OF INTEGRATION: THE CASE OF MOLDOVA 237
24. Postscript THE SUBJECT(S) OF EUROPE 254
25. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 281
26. CONTRIBUTORS 289