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ANTI-MODERNISM
RADICAL REVISIONS
OF COLLECTIVE IDENTITY
Edited by
Diana Mishkova
Center for Advanced Study Soﬁa
Marius Turda University of Oxford,
and Oxford Brookes University
Balázs Trencsényi
Central European University, Budapest
452 pages, 2015
978-963-7326-62-2 cloth
$60.00 / ¤ 45.00 / £38.00
The last volume of the Discourses of Collective Identity in Central and Southeast Europe (17701945) series presents 46 texts under the heading of “anti-modernism” excerpted from a selection
of essays, literary works, and political treatises.
From the 1880s to the 1940s, and especially during the interwar period, the anti-modernist political discourse offered complex ideological constructions of national identiﬁcation in a dynamic
relationship with modernism. This shift was closely connected to the rejection of liberal democratic institutionalism, and the preference for organic models of social existence, emphasizing the
role of elites in shaping the whole body politic. Along these lines, anti-modernist authors also
formulated alternative visions of symbolic geography. They stressed the cultural and political
autarchy of their own national community. At the same time, this anti-modernist turn should
not be confused with right-wing radicalism—in fact, the dialogue with the modernist tradition
was often very subtle and the anthology also contains texts which offered a criticism of ‘modern’
totalitarianism in an anti-modernist key.
NATIONAL
ROMANTICISM
EMERGENCE OF THE
MODERN ‘NATIONAL IDEA’
FORMATION OF NATIONAL
MOVEMENTS
Edited by
Edited by
Balázs Trencsényi
Michal Kopeček
Balázs Trencsényi
Michal Kopeček
362 pages, 2006 978-963-7326-52-3 cloth
$50.00 / ¤ 38.00 / £32.00
MODERNISM
MODERNISM
THE CREATION
OF NATION STATES
REPRESENTATIONS
OF NATIONAL CULTURE
Edited by
Edited by
Ahmet Ersoy
Maciej Górny
Vangelis Kechriotis
Ahmet Ersoy
Maciej Górny
Vangelis Kechriotis
506 pages, 2010 978-963-7326-61-5 cloth
$50.00 / ¤ 38.00 / £32.00
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508 pages, 2007 978-963-7326-60-8 cloth
$55.00 / ¤ 42.00 / £35.00
398 pages, 2010 978-963-7326-64-6 cloth
$50.00 / ¤ 38.00 / £32.00
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HYBRID RENAISSANCE
CULTURE, LANGUAGE,
ARCHITECTURE
Peter Burke
Emmanuel College, Cambridge
Natalie Zemon Davis Annual Lecture Series
250 pages with color illustrations, 2015
978-963-386-087-8 paperback
130 x 200 mm (5.1”x7.9”)
$24.95 / ¤19.00 / £16.00
Hybrid Renaissance introduces the idea that the Renaissance in Italy, elsewhere in Europe, and
in the world beyond Europe is an example of cultural hybridization.
The two key concepts used in this book are “hybridization” and “Renaissance”. Roughly speaking, hybridity refers to something new that emerges from the combination of diverse older
elements. (The term “hybridization” is preferable to “hybridity” because it refers to a process
rather than to a state, and also because it encourages the writer and the readers alike to think
in terms of degree: where there is more or less, rather than presence versus absence.)
The book begins with a discussion of the concept of cultural hybridization and a cluster of
other concepts related to it. Then comes a geography of cultural hybridization focusing on
three locales: courts, major cities (whether ports or capitals) and frontiers. The following seven
chapters describe the hybridity of the Renaissance in different ﬁelds: architecture, painting and
sculpture, languages, literature, music, philosophy and law and ﬁnally religion. The essay concludes with a brief account of attempts to resist hybridization or to purify cultures or domains
from what was already hybridized.
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MEN AT THE CENTER
REDEMPTIVE
GOVERNANCE UNDER
LOUIS IX
William Chester Jordan
DIVINE PRESENCE IN
SPAIN AND WESTERN
EUROPE 1500-1960
VISIONS, RELIGIOUS IMAGES
AND PHOTOGRAPHS
William A. Christian Jr.
140 pages,130 x 200mm (5.1”x7.9”), 2012
978-615-5225-12-3 paperback
$22.95 / ¤18.00 / £15.00
250 pages, 130 x 200mm (5.1”x7.9”),
ca. 170 black-and-white illustrations, 2012
978-615-5053-37-5 paperback
$22.95 / ¤18.00 / £15.00
Three well-written interesting biographies, portraits
of men who were at the very center of governance in
13th century France—men who strove in the shadow
of King Louis IX (Saint Louis) to impose a redemptive
regime on the realm. Robert of Sorbon, a churchman;
Etienne Boileau, a bourgeois; and Simon de Nesle,
an aristocrat. A new and altogether sobering vista is
opened up for exploring the nature of the king’s rule
and the impact of his rule on his subjects.
This book addresses the relation of people to divine
beings in contemporary and historical communities.
It discusses visions of mysterious wayfarers in rural
Spain; the viviﬁcation of religious images in homes
and churches throughout Europe in the early modern
period, and the revival of the phenomenon in the 20th
century. Medieval and early modern reresentations
of the relations between humans and the divine are
transposed into the modern art of photoraphy.
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DARWIN’S FOOTPRINT
CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES
ON EVOLUTION IN GREECE
(1880-1930S)
Maria Zarimis
University of New South Wales, Australia
CEU Press Studies in the History of Medicine, Vol.6
340 pages including 15 black-and-white, and color
illustrations, 2015
978-963-386-077-9 cloth
$60.00 / ¤ 45.00 / £38.00
978-963-386-100-4 paperback
$35.00/ ¤ 27.00 / £22.00
Darwin’s Footprint examines the impact of Darwinism in Greece, investigating how it has shaped
Greece in terms of its cultural and intellectual history, and in particular its literature.
The book demonstrates that in the late 19th to early 20th centuries Darwinism and associated
science strongly inﬂuenced celebrated Greek literary writers and other inﬂuential intellectuals,
which fueled debate in various areas such as ‘man’s place in nature’, eugenics, the naturenurture controversy, religion, as well as class, race and gender.
In addition, the study reveals that many of these individuals were also considering alternative
approaches to these issues based on Darwinian and associated biological post-Darwinian ideas.
Their concerns included the Greek “race” or nation, its culture, language and identity; also
politics and gender equality.
Zarimis’s monograph devotes considerable space to Xenopoulos (1867-1951), notable novelist,
journalist and playwright.
CATHOLICISM, RACE
AND EMPIRE
SEROLOGY IN INTERWAR
AND NATIONAL SOCIALIST GERMANY
EUGENICS IN PORTUGAL,
1900-1950
Rachel E. Boaz
Richard Cleminson
256 pages, 2012
978-963-9776-50-0 cloth
$50.00 / ¤38.00 / £32.00
304 pages, 2014
978-963-386-028-1 cloth
$60.00 / ¤45.00 / £38.00
This monograph explores the course of development of
German seroanthropology from its origins in World War
I until the end of the Third Reich. Gives an all encompassing interpretation of how the discovery of blood
groups in around 1900 galvanised not only old mythologies of blood and origin but also new developments
in anthropology and eugenics in the 1920s and 1930s.
Boaz demonstrates how conceptually indeterminate
the science of race was under the Nazi regime.
This monograph places the science and ideology of
eugenics in early twentieth century Portugal in the
context of manifestations in other countries in the same
period. In Portugal the eugenic science and movement were conﬁned to three expressions: individualized studies on mental health; a particular stance on
racial miscegenation in the context of the substantial
Portuguese colonial empire; and a diffuse model of
social hygiene, maternity and child care.
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IN SEARCH OF
“ARYAN BLOOD”
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AGENTS OF LIBERATION
HOLOCAUST MEMORY IN
CONTEMPORARY ART AND
FILM DOCUMENTARY
Zoltán Kékesi
University of Fine Arts, Budapest
Published jointly with Helena History Press
180 pages, about 40 still photos from ﬁlms, 2015
978-963-386-066-3 cloth
$60.00 / ¤45.00 / £38.00
978-963-386-096-0 paperback
$35.00 / ¤27.00 / £22.00
The book offers case studies on the representation of the Holocaust in contemporary art
practices of the 2000s. It examines ﬁlm projects made by key artists of the international
art scene that are capable of reﬂecting critically upon forms of Holocaust memory and their
historical, political and cultural aspects. Kékesi connects the moral implications of the memory
of the Holocaust with a critical analysis of contemporary societies, focusing upon artists who
are deeply engaged in doing both of the above within the context of three areas: Eastern
Europe (especially Poland), Germany, and Israel. The case studies apply current methods of
contemporary art theory and try to unfold their implications in terms of memory politics and
social critique.
Through carefully selected art projects, the author helps to understand the speciﬁc historical,
cultural and political circumstances that inﬂuence the way people in Eastern Europe speak - and
do not speak - about the Holocaust.
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EMBRACING ARMS
SPIRIT OF THE PLACE
CULTURAL REPRESENTATION OF SLAVIC AND
BALKAN WOMEN IN WAR
FROM MAUTHAUSEN TO
MOMA
Edited by
Helena Goscilo
Yana Hashamova
Péter György
280 pages, 73 illustrations (photos and ﬁlm stills), 2012
978-615-5225-09-3 cloth
$60.00 / ¤45.00 / £38.00
286 pages, with 25 color photographs, 2009
978-963-9776-33-3 cloth
$45.00 / ¤34.00 / £ 29.00
The essays in the book address the issue of war and
women from a transnational, interdisciplinary perspective. Centering on cultural representations, they
establish links between political ideology, history, psychology, cultural studies, cinema, literature, and gender
studies and address questions such as— what is the
role of women in war or military conﬂicts beyond the
well-studied victimization? Geographically, focuses on
the USSR / Russia, Central Europe, and the Balkans.
A fascinating journey into the often unsettling and
shadowy worlds of public memory and memorializing
in Europe and the United States of America. The author
gives ﬁrst hand account, analysis and criticism about
places of memory, accompanied by photos taken by
himself. The presented museums range wide in space
and genre: Holocaust sites, museums dedicated to
Sigmund Freud all over Europe, as well as leading
collections of contemporary art.
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ENEMIES FOR A DAY
ANTISEMITISM AND ANTI-JEWISH
VIOLENCE IN LITHUANIA UNDER
THE TSARS
Darius Staliūnas
Lithuanian Institute of History, Vilnius
Historical Studies in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, Vol. 3
320 pages, 2015
978-963-386-072-4 cloth
$60.00 / ¤ 45.00 / £38.00
978-963-386-097-7 paperback
$39.99 / ¤ 30.00 / £25.00
This book explores anti-Jewish violence in Russian-ruled Lithuania. It begins by illustrating how
widespread anti-Jewish feelings were among the Christian population in 19th century, focusing
on blood libel accusations as well as describing the role of modern antisemitism. Secondly, it
tries to identify the structural preconditions as well as speciﬁc triggers that turned anti-Jewish
feelings into collective violence and analyzes the nature of this violence. Lastly, pogroms in
Lithuania are compared to anti-Jewish violence in other regions of the Russian Empire and
East Galicia.
This research is inspired by the cultural turn in social sciences, an approach that assumes that
violence is ﬁlled with meaning, which is “culturally constructed, discursively mediated, symbolically saturated, and ritually regulated.” The author argues that pogroms in Lithuania instead
followed a communal pattern of ethnic violence and was very different from deadly pogroms
in other parts of the Russian Empire.
AN EMPIRE OF
OTHERS
JEWISH-LITHUANIAN
POLITICAL COOPERATION
AT THE BEGINNING OF THE
20TH CENTURY
CREATING ETHNOGRAPHIC
KNOWLEDGE IN IMPERIAL
RUSSIA AND THE USSR
Edited by
Edited by
Vladas Sirutavičius
Darius Staliūnas
Roland Cvetkovski
Alexis Hofmeister
280 pages, 2011
978-615-5053-17-7, cloth
$50.00 / ¤38.00 / £32.00
414 pages, 2014
978-615-5225-76-5 cloth
$75.00 / ¤ 57.00 / £47.00
A Pragmatic Alliance discusses the political cooperation
between Jews and Lithuanians in the Tsarist Empire in
the early 20th century. Among the Lithuanians, the
modern national identity became increasingly prevalent. Within the Jewish community, some advocated not
a religious but an ethnic or proto-nationalist concept.
Others believed that only with the abolition of capitalism
and the establishment of a socialist state would Jewish
integration be possible.
This book focuses on the speciﬁc contexts as ethnographic knowledge was created in modern Russia,
showing readers how tsarist and Soviet ethnographers
simultaneously deﬁned both their subjects and their
own expertise over a roughly three-hundred year period. The essays address ﬁelds into which ethnographic
knowledge poured – military, mission, history, anthropology, literature etc. – as well as knowledge formats –
pictures, maps, atlases, plays, tape recordings, lectures,
ﬁlms, posters, museums, exhibitions etc.
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A PRAGMATIC
ALLIANCE
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SOVIET OCCUPATION
OF ROMANIA, HUNGARY,
AND AUSTRIA
1944/45–1948/49
Edited by
Csaba Békés
Cold War History Research Center, Budapest
László Borhi
Indiana University
Peter Ruggenthaler Ludwig Boltzmann
Institute of Human Rights
Ottmar Trașcă
Institute of History in Cluj-Napoca, Romania
380 pages, 2015
978-963-386-075-5 cloth
$70.00 / ¤53.00 / £44.00
978-963-386-099-1 paperback
$39.99 / ¤30.00 / £25.00
This book compares the various aspects – political, military economic – of Soviet occupation in
Austria, Hungary and Romania. Using documents found in Austrian, Hungarian, Romanian and
Russian archives the authors argue that the nature of Soviet foreign policy has been misunderstood. Existing literature has focused on the Soviet foreign policy from a political perspective;
when and why Stalin made the decision to introduce Bolshevik political systems in the Soviet
sphere of inﬂuence. This book will show that the Soviet conquest of East-Central Europe had
an imperial dimension as well and allowed the Soviet Union to use the territory it occupied
as military and economic space. The ﬁnal dimension of the book details the tragically human
experiences of Soviet occupation: atrocities, rape, plundering and deportations.
By bringing key documents together in one single volume, this book offers penetrating new
insights into Soviet policies in Romania, Hungary and Austria that contributed to the origins of
the Cold War.
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THE COLLECTIVIZATION OF AGRICULTURE
IN COMMUNIST
EASTERN EUROPE
COMPARISON AND
ENTANGLEMENTS
Edited by
STALINISM REVISITED
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
COMMUNIST REGIMES IN
EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE
Edited by
Vladimir Tismaneanu
Constantin Iordachi
Arnd Bauerkämper
560 pages, 2014
978-615-5225-63-5 cloth
$70.00 / ¤53.00 / £44.00
452 pages, 2009
978-963-9776-55-5 cloth
$55.00 / ¤42.00 / £ 35.00
978-963-9776-63-0 paperback
$27.95 / ¤21.00 / £ 18.00
The volume offers a complex comparative overview
of the collectivization process in Eastern Europe after
World War II. The essays explore 1) the Soviet “model” and its emulation in Eastern Europe; 2) spatial differences in the collectivization campaigns, particularly
with regard to the relationship between center and
peripheral regions; 3) the dynamics of collectivization
in rural societies; and 4) types of collectivization and
socialist agricultural systems.
This volume deals with the period of takeover and of
‘high Stalinism’ in Eastern Europe (1945–1955); its
contributions analyze various aspects related these
topics for each country of the former Soviet bloc (with
the exception of Albania). The essays are based on new
archival research, some are reassessments of the author’s previous research and others are critical appraisals of the speciﬁc literature published on issues related
to the main topic.
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REMEMBRANCE,
HISTORY, AND JUSTICE
COMING TO TERMS WITH
TRAUMATIC PASTS IN DEMOCRATIC
SOCIETIES
Edited by
Vladimir Tismaneanu
University of Marylandand
Bogdan C. Iacob
New Europe College, Bucharest
520 pages, 2015
978-963-386-092-2 cloth
$70.00 / ¤53.00 / £44.00
978-963-386-101-1 paperback
$45.00 / ¤34.00 / £29.00
The twentieth century has left behind a painful and complicated legacy of massive trauma,
monstrous crimes, radical social engineering, creating collective/individual guilt syndromes that
were often specters haunting the process of democratization in the various societies that have
emerged out of these profoundly de-structuring contexts, such as Germany, Romania, Russia
and others.
The volume is an up-to-date reassessment of how the interplay between memory, history, and
justice generates insights that examine the present and future of democracy without becoming
limited to a Europe-centric framework of understanding. The analysis is structured on three
complementary and interconnected trajectories: the public use of history, politics of memory,
and transitional justice.
THE CONVOLUTIONS
OF HISTORICAL
POLITICS
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC
RECOLLECTIONS OF
LIVED EXPERIENCE IN
SOUTHEAST EUROPE
Edited by
Maria Todorova
Augusta Dimou
Stefan Troebst
Edited by
Alexei Miller
Maria Lipman
640 pages, 2014
978-96 3-386-034-2 cloth
$80.00 / ¤60.00 / £50.00
340 pages, 2012
978-615-5225-15-4 cloth
$60.00 / ¤ 45.00 / £38.00
This collection of essays examines the formation and
transformation of the memory of communism in the
post-communist period. The authors examines the
mechanisms and processes that inﬂuence, determine
and mint the private and public memory of communism
in the post-1989 era. Eight major thematic blocks revisit
speciﬁc practices in communism such as popular culture
and everyday life, childhood, labor, the secret police,
and the perception of “the system”.
Thirteen essays on the political use and abuse of history with particular focus on Central and Eastern Europe, including articles on Germany, Japan and Turkey.
The case studies look at actors (from political parties to
individual historians), institutions (museums, institutes
of national remembrance, special political commissions),
methods, political rationale and motivations.
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REMEMBERING
COMMUNISM
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BUREK
A CULINARY METAPHOR
Jernej Mlekuž
Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts,
Ljubljana
180 pages, 13 photos and 7 recipes, 2015
978-963-386-089-2 cloth
$45.00/ ¤34.00 / £29.00
978-963-386-090-8 paperback
$22.95 / ¤17.50 / £14.99
“As simple as burek” is a popular phrase used by many young people in Slovenia. Mlekuž
maintains that the truth is just the opposite. The burek is a pie made of pastry dough ﬁlled
with various ﬁllings that is well-known in the Balkans, and also in Turkey and the Near East by
other names. Whether on the plate or as a cultural artifact, it is in fact, not that simple. After a
brief stroll through its innocent history, Mlekuž focuses on the present state of the burek, after
parasitical ideologies had attached themselves to it and poisoned its discourses. In Slovenia, the
burek has become a loaded metaphor for the Balkans and immigrants from the republics of the
former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Without the burek it would be equally difﬁcult
to consider the jargon of Slovenian youth, the imagined world of Slovenian chauvinism and the
rhetorical arsenal of advertising agents when promoting healthy foods.
In this analysis, Mlekuž refers to the burek as the “metaburek.” All at the same time it is greasy,
Balkan, Slovene, not-Slovene, Yugoslavian, familiar, foreign, the greatest, the worst, disturbingly unhealthy, plebeian, junk food, and ﬁnally, a cherub (burek spelled backwards is kerub,
the Slovene word for cherub). And this metaburek, the protagonist of this book, is never a
completely pure, innocent, unconditioned burek. It is much more.
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FARE WELL, ILLYRIA
THROUGH THE
WINDOW
KINSHIP AND ELOPEMENT
IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
David Binder
Keith Doubt
218 pages, 2014
978-963-386-009-0 paperback
$24.95 / ¤19.00 / £16.00
140 pages, 2014
978-963-386-060-1 cloth
$60.00 / ¤45.00 / £38.00
As a reporter for the prestigious New York Times the
author interviewed many of the leading political ﬁgures of the Balkans (Illyria). To his credit he also sought
out the area’s intellectuals, not all of whom toed the
government line, and whose comments give the reader a sense of how life was lived in those times. Binder
devotes a chapter to each ethnic group from Vlachs
to Serbs, talks about their individual differences and
commonalities, and manages to do so without offense.
Through the Window brings an original perspective to
the folklore of Bosnia-Herzegovina. The elopement is
a transformative rite of passage where an unmarried
girl becomes a married woman. The afﬁnal visitation,
which follows, is a conﬁrmatory ceremony where ritualized customs between families establish in-lawships.
These customs reﬂect a transethnic heritage shared
by people in Bosnia as a national group, including
Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats.
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CIVIC AND UNCIVIC
VALUES IN KOSOVO
HISTORY, POLITICS, AND VALUE
TRANSFORMATION
Edited by
Sabrina P. Ramet Norwegian University
of Science and Technology, Trondheim
Albert Simkus Norwegian University
of Science and Technology, Trondheim
Ola Listhaug Norwegian University
of Science and Technology, Trondheim
448 pages (including ﬁgures and tables), 2015
978-963-386-073-1 cloth
$70.00 / ¤53.00 / £44.00
978-963-386-098-4 paperback
$39.99 / ¤30.00 / £25.00
Civic and Uncivic Values in Kosovo is based on the conviction that the key to the establishment
of stable liberal democracy anywhere in the world - in this case, in Kosovo - lies in the completion
of three interrelated tasks: The creation of effective political institutions based on the principle
of the separation of powers (including the independence of the judiciary), the implementation
of the rule of law, and the promotion of civic values, including tolerance of ethnic, religious
and sexual minorities, trust, and respect for the harm principle. In Kosovo, there are problems
across all three measures, including judicial independence, the rule of law, and especially, civic
values. Research shows that the citizens of Kosovo rank extremely low on trust of other citizens,
engagement in social organizations, and tolerance of gays, lesbians, and atheists, but high
on trust in the political institutions of their country along with a great deal of pride in their
newly independent state.
FROM CLASS TO
IDENTITY
SERBIA IN THE POSTMILOŠEVIĆ ERA
THE POLITICS OF
EDUCATION REFORMS IN
FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
Edited by
Jana Bacevic
Ola Listhaug
Sabrina P. Ramet
Dragana Dulić
440 pages, 2011
978-963-9776-98-2 cloth
$55.00 / ¤42.00 / £35.00
250 pages, 2014
978-615-5225-72-7 cloth
$60.00 / ¤45.00 / £38.00
This book discusses Serbia’s struggle for democratic
values after the fall of the Milosevic regime, and after
the trauma caused by the secession of Kosovo. A broad
range of topics national myths and symbols, history
textbooks, media, ﬁlm, religion, inter-ethnic dialogue,
transitional justice, political party agendas etc. were
examined in order to judge the prospects of two alternative value systems in Serbia: liberal, cosmopolitan
and civic on the one hand, and traditional, provincial,
nationalist on the other.
This monograph offers an analysis of education policy-making in the processes of social transformation
and post-conﬂict development in the Western Balkans. Based on a number of examples (case studies)
of education reform in the former Yugoslavia – from
the decade before its violent breakup to contemporary efforts in post-conﬂict reconstruction – it tells
the story of the political processes and motivations
underlying speciﬁc education reforms.
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VALUES
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21ST CENTURY HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE
SURVIVAL IN TRANSYLVANIA
Edited by
Judith Kesserű Némethy
Published by Helena History Press
978-0-9859433-8-7, cloth, 2015
$55.00 / ¤42.00 / £35.00
This volume examines the present-day situation of Hungarian as a minority language in Romania. It is an important addition to the study of the Hungarian language in the diaspora that should be of interest not only to linguists
and sociologists also sociolinguists but to historians, political or social scientists, educators and dialectologists as
well. The problems presented, albeit referring speciﬁcally to the Hungarian language in Romanian today, have
parallels across borders and across all languages spoken by minorities.
Survival of minority languages be it Quechua in Peru, Spanish in the United States or Hungarian in the Carpathian basin depends on historical, geopolitical and sociolinguistic factors. To a large degree it also depends on the
politics of the governing majority country whose regulations have repercussions on all aspects of education, work,
environment and cultural and social life.
The studies of this volume delve on the characteristics and stumbling blocks of minority and diaspora language
use. They also point to the tools that make possible the reversal of the trend for linguistic and cultural assimilation,
tools that could also open the path toward healthy multicultural and multilingual coexistence.
The volume includes historical ethnographic maps of the region.
STIGMATIZED
A HISTORY OF THE INTERNAL DEPORTATIONS
IN HUNGARY: 1951-1958
Kinga Széchenyi
Published by Helena History Press
978-0-9859433-7-0, cloth, 2015
$55.00 / ¤42.00 / £35.00
This volume provides a detailed history of the internal deportation campaign instituted by the Hungarian communist government in 1950s as a form of punishment for citizens considered “enemies of the state”. Their wealth,
possessions, their way of life and most importantly, their inﬂuence on society at large had to be demolished.
The deportation campaign targeted remnants of qualiﬁed upper middle class: educators, medical or scientiﬁc
professionals, aristocratic or military ofﬁcials who represented pre-war Hungary and also well-to-do “kulaks”
(peasants).
Széchenyi recounts the legal basis of the deportations, and points out the manner in which Hungarian laws were
distorted to serve the purpose of sending its own citizens into forced internal exile. She has also uncovered many
documents related to the deportations, their administration and implementation that are invaluable to our understanding of what amounted to a social engineering campaign by Hungary’s communist leaders to rid the country
of elements they deemed undesirable.
In the second half of the volume, survivors recount their own personal memories of how deportations affected
them and their families.
Stigmatized is the ﬁrst book in English which lays out not only the history of the Hungarian internal deportations
of the Stalinist era, but illustrates its consequences to a nation and society in the long run.
BACKLIST OF HELENA HISTORY PRESS TITLES
German War - Russian Peace
– The Hungarian Tragedy
Ullein-Reviczky, A., 300 pages, 2014
978-0-9859433-4-9
cloth
$55.00 / ¤42.00 / £35.00
Inauguration of “Organized Political Warfare”, The –
The Cold War Organizations Sponsored by the National
Committee for a Free Europe / Free Europe Committee
Kádár-Lynn, K., 500 pages, 2013
978-0-9859433-0-1 cloth
$75.00 / ¤57.00 / £47.00
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In Search of the Budapest Secession
– The Arts Proletariat and the Modernism’s Rise in the
Hungarian Art Market, 1800-1914
Taylor, J., 280 pages, 2014
978-0-9859433-3-2
cloth
$55.00 / ¤42.00 / £35.00
Night and Fog
– The Collected Dramas and Screenplays of Danilo Kiš
Cox, John K. 400 pages, 2014
978-0-9859433-2-5
cloth
$55.00 / ¤42.00 / £35.00
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Edited by
Christopher Lord
The University of Oslo Lord
Published by the Open Society Foundations
256 pages, paperback, 2015
978-1-940983-29-5
$25.95 / ¤ 19.50 / £16.99
Democracy is the only legitimate form of political power in societies that regard individuals as free and equal. Yet
many have doubted whether the European Union is, can be, or should be democratic. Is the European Union unsustainable in its present form? Must it either take a precarious gamble on forming a full democratic political system of its own or, as some have argued, “downsize” so that it can be controlled by its member state democracies?
A Different Kind of Democracy? helps answer these questions by bringing together some of the most important
contributions to the literature on democracy and the European Union. It includes arguments for and against the
claim that the European Union is in democratic deﬁcit; reﬂections on the possibilities and problems of forming
a European Union demos (democratic political community); and proposals for how the Union might be made
democratic. Each of these topics is introduced by a careful analysis of the normative and practical questions it
poses. As well as being of interest to scholars of European integration, the reader is indispensable to all with an
interest in prospects for democracy beyond the state.
HUMAN DIGNITY AND THE PROMISE OF
HUMAN RIGHTS
Richard P. Hiskes
Grand Valley State University and University of Connecticut
Published by the Open Society Foundations
256 pages, paperback, 2015
978-1-940983-27-1
$25.95 / ¤ 19.50 / £16.99
Human Dignity and the Promise of Human Rights is a collection of essays exploring the concept of human dignity,
its connection to human rights, and its role in a variety of philosophical, legal, and contemporary public issues.
Divided into four sections, the ﬁrst contains contemporary theoretical discussions of the meaning of human
dignity and its role in moral and political theory. The next three sections incorporate readings broadly around
three topics: bioethics and law; social and economic welfare and rights; and current issues. The issues within
which dignity plays a major role include gay marriage, the use of torture, human trafﬁcking and slavery, and the
human rights of women.
distributed titles
A DIFFERENT KIND OF DEMOCRACY?
DEBATES ABOUT DEMOCRACY AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
OSF BACKLIST
Globalizing Torture
– CIA Secret Detention and Extraordinary Rendition
Open Society Justice Initiative, 256 pages, 2013
978-1-936133-75-8 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 / £23.99
Learning to See Invisible Children
– Inclusion of Children with Disabilities in central Asia
Rouse / Lapham, 204 pages, 2013
978-615-5225-67-3 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 / £23.99
Presumption of Guilt
–The Global Overuse of pretrial Detention
Open Society Justice Initiative,
267 mm x 190 mm (10.5” x 7.5”) 260 pages, 2013
978-1-936133-84-0 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 / £23.99
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Reducing Ethnic Proﬁling in the EU
– A Handbook of Good Practices
Open Society Justice Initiative, 228 pages, 2013
978-1-936133-55-0 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £21.99
Socioeconomic Impact of Pretrial Detention, The
Open Society Justice Initiative, 72 pages, 2013
978-1-936133-40-6 paperback $9.95 / ¤6.50 / £5.99
We’re Tired of Taking You to the Court
Human Rights Abuses by Kenya’s Anti-Terrorism Police Unit
Horowitz, J., 80 pages, 2014
978-1-940983-00-4 paperback $9.95 / ¤7.50 / £6.50
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SECTORAL RESPONSES TO A NEW WORLD
ORDER
Edited by
Péter Balázs
Published by Central European University, Budapest
978-963-89822-6-1, paperback, 2015
134 pages (including ﬁgures and tables)
$24,95 / ¤19.00 / £16.00
This book offers a survey of the challenges that the European Union as a global actor has been facing since the
2008 ﬁnancial crisis, as well as the policy responses it gives (or should give) to these problems. The essays assess
key areas of European policy such as internal institutional reform, foreign policy, security policy, trade, energy
security and migration.
In the early 2000s, the EU set off to transform itself into a player in world politics. However, in the past few years,
the changing international order, the decrease in European competitiveness and economic output, as well as a
number of internal institutional compromises began to challenge the EU’s ability to perform its role as a global
player, indeed even its role of regional stabilizer. The ongoing military conﬂict in Ukraine, the U.S.’s continuing
pivot to Asia, and the repercussions of the global ﬁnancial crisis in the Eurozone all hamper the Union’s ability
to act, but also its magnetism: partner countries now without a clear path to accession appear to be much more
opportunistic when it comes to their European relations, than the enthusiastic post-communist countries who
became members in 2004.
BACKLIST OF DISTRIBUTED TITLES
Building an Integrated Higher Education System
in Europe
– Romania’s Commitments in the European Higher Education Area and their Implementation at National Level
Matei L./Curaj A. 120 pages, 2014
978-963-386-065-6 paperback $25.95 / ¤19.95 / £16.99
Conservative Ideology in the Making
Dénes, I.Z., 268 pages, 2009
978-963-9776-57-9
cloth
$45.00 / ¤33.00 / £30.00
European Union with 36 Members?, A
– Perspectives and Risks
Balázs, P., 304 pages, 2014
978-963-386-031-1 hardback $55.00 / ¤42.00 / £35.00
Europe’s Position in the New World Order
Balázs, P., 250 pages, 2014
978-963-8982-20-9 paperback $35.00 / ¤27.00 / £22.00
Exposed Memories
– Family pictures in private and collective memory
Bán / Turai, 200 pages, 2010
978-963-9776-70-8
cloth
$40.00 / ¤30.00 / £27.00
Festivals in Focus
Klaic, D., 144 pages, 2014
978-963-08-7940-8 paperback $22.95 / ¤15.95 / £13.50
From Victimhood to Citizenship
– The Path of Roma Integration
Guy / Bíró, 204 pages, 2013
978-615-5225-90-1 paperback $24.95 / ¤22.95 / £21.99
Governing Decentralized Education Systems
– Systematic change in South Eastern Europe
Radó, P., 356 pages, 2011
978-963-9719-20-0 paperback $35.00 / ¤29.95 / £25.00
Lithuanian Jewish Culture
Katz, D., 400 pages, 245 mm x 290 mm (9.6” x 11.4”), lavish
four color printing, 325 photos, 26 maps & charts, 2010
978-963-9776-51-7
cloth
$80.00 / ¤60.00 / £55.00
Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to Romany Studies
Stewart / Rövid, 308 pages, 2011
978-615-5053-16-0 paperback $35.00 / ¤29.95 / £25.00
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Objects of Remembrance
– A memoir of Viennese dreams and American opportunities
Price, Monroe E, 224 pages, includes black-and-white
photos, 2010
978-963-9776-59-3 paperback $19.95 / ¤15.00 / £13.99
978-963-9776-52-4
cloth
$29.95 / ¤22.50 / £21.99
On Baltic Slovenia and Adriatic Lithuania
– A Qualitative Comparative analysis of Patterns in
Post-Communist Transformation
Norkus, Z., 384 pages, 16 illustrations, 2012
978-615-5053-50-4
cloth
$60.00 / ¤55.00 / £50.00
Politics of early Language Teaching, The
Hungarian in the primary schools of the late Dual Monarchy
Berecz, A., 284 pages, 2014
978 -963-8853-88-2 paperback $29.95 / ¤27.95 / £24.99
Studies in Biopolitics
Sándor, J., 260 pages, 2013
978-963-8853-89-9 paperback $29.95 / ¤27.95 / £24.95
Teaching against Violence
Reassessing the Toolbox
Testoni / Groterath / Guglielmin / Wieser, 190 pages, 2014
978-615-5225-93-2 paperback $29.95 / ¤27.95 / £24.99
Teaching Gender with Libraries and Archives
–The Power of Information
De Jong / Koevoets, 180 pages, 2013
978-615-5225-60-4 paperback $29.95 / ¤27.95 / ¤24.99
Teaching “Race “ with a Gendered Edge
Hipﬂ / Loftsdottir, 172 pages, 2012
978-615-5225-05-5 paperback $29.95 / ¤27.95 / ¤24.99
Universities and Reﬂexive Modernity
– Institutional ambiguities and unintended consequences
Vlašceanu, L., 204 pages, 2010
978-963-9776-49-4 paperback $27.95 / ¤20.00 / £18.99
Vilnius
– City of strangers
Briedis, L., 296 pages, 76 illustrations (maps and photos),
2009
978-963-9776-44-9
cloth
$45.00 / ¤34.95 / £30.00
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Jeffrey Hannan Evanston Township High School
Travis Kiger Illinois State University
Ganer Newman Western Kentucky University
Published by the International Debate Education Association
254 pages, paperback, 2015
978-1-61770-101-6
$24.95 / ¤ 18.50 / £16.00
Authentic Communication is a complete program for anyone interested in speaking effectively in public. It provides instruction and exercises for all aspects of the public speaking process. All three authors of the work have
taught students of all ages, from pre-school to graduate school, and people from all walks of life, from Olympic
athletes and Congressional candidates, how to effectively speak in public.
Topics covered include: History and theory of public speaking • Dealing with communication apprehension •
Selecting and reﬁning a topic • Conducting research and constructing a speech • Physical and vocal delivery •
Audience analysis
DICTIONARY OF DEBATE AND PUBLIC
SPEAKING
Leslie Phillips
Trainer and Debate Coach
Published by the International Debate Education Association
252 pages, paperback, 2015
978-1-61770-100-9
$24.95 / ¤ 18.50 / £16.00
The Dictionary of Debate and Public Speaking contains over 600 terms and concepts associated with debate and
public speaking. Designed for debaters, coaches, and judges, its scope is international, and it includes terms from
a wide variety of debate formats. The emphasis is practical; entries provide the user not only a detailed deﬁnition
of each term but also examples of how the term would be used in debate. Deﬁnitions are nuanced so that the user
can distinguish how the term is deﬁned and used in a variety of formats.
Leslie Phillips has taught and coached all styles of high school and college debate for more than 30 years. His
students have won several national championships and many top speaker awards. He is the co-author of a textbook, Basic Debate, and has received the Six Diamond award from the National Speech and Debate Association.
Entries include: Terms of argumentation (fallacy, rebuttal, syllogism) • Debate mechanics (Whip speech, point
of information, judge, summary speech, tournament, break) • Debate concepts (plan, solvency, disadvantage,
extension, case) • Public speaking terms (rate, tone, audience)
distributed titles
AUTHENTIC COMMUNICATION
PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR EVERYONE
The Dictionary of Debate and Public Speaking also includes an appendix offering detailed descriptions of key
debate formats.
IDEA BACKLIST
Adjudication – Essays on the Philosophy, Practice, and
Pedagogy of judging British Parliamentary debate
Bibby / Block / Llano, 224 pages, 2013
978-1-61770-067-5 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 / L23.99
Are Traditional Media Dead?
– Can journalism survive in the digital world?
Sturgis, I., 232 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-025-5 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Art, Argument and Advocacy: Mastering Parlimentary
Debate
John Meany and Kate Shuster, 384 pages, 2002
978-0-9702130-7-5 paperback $25.95 / ¤21.95 / v18.99
Campaign Finance
– The problems and consequences of reform
Boatright, R., 256 pages, 2011
978-1-61770-019-4 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
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Challenge of Anti-Roma Politics, The
Guy, W., 256 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-096-5 paperback $25.95 / ¤19.95 / £16.99
Children of the Drug War
Barrett, D., 288 pages, 2011
978-1-61770-018-7 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Citizen Journalism – Valuable, useless or dangerous?
Wall, M., 188 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-040-8 paperback $24.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Code of the Debater – Introduction to policy debating
Snider, A.C., 224 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-41-2 paperback $24.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Comment gagner un debat ? – Guide au debatdans le style
des Championnats mondi aux universitaires du debat
Johnson, S., 272 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-061-3 paperback $25.95 / ¤22.95 / £19.99
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Constitutions, Security, and the Rule of Law
Setty, S., 224 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-083-5 paperback $24.95 / ¤22.95 / £21.99
Creating a World Fit for Children – Understanding in the
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Rutgers, C., 256 pages, 2010
978-1-932716-82-5 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Debate and Dialogue in Correctional Settings
– Maps, Models, and Materials
Chavez / Cooke / Wheeldon, 120 pages,
218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”), 2013
978-1-61770-070-5 paperback $14.95 / ¤12.50 / £11.99
Debatabase Book, The
– A Must Have Guide for Successful Debate (Sixth edition)
The Editors of IDEA, 256 pages, 8 1 x 1, 2013
978-1-61770-077-4 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 / £23.99
Debating in the World Schools Style – A guide
Quinn, S., 288 pages, 152 x 228 mm (6”x9”), 2009
978-1-932716-55-9 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Debattredans le style scolairemondial – Un guide
Quinn, S., 272 pages
978-1-61770-062-0 paperback $25.95 / ¤22.95 / £19.99
Decision by Debate
Ehninger / Brockriede, 440 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-47-4 paperback $29.95 / ¤26.95 / £24.99
Defending My Enemy
– American Nazis, the Skokie case, and the risks of freedom
Neier, A., 182 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-045-3 paperback $24.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Different kind of Power?, A
– The EU’s Role in International Politics
Diez, T., 256 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-090-3 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £21.99
Digital Activism Decoded – The new mechanics of change
Joyce, M., 152 x 228 mm (6” x 9”), 240 pages, 2010
978-1-932716-60-3 paperback $25.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Direct Democracy – The struggle for democratic
responsiveness and representation
Lindaman, Kara L., 242 pages, 2010
978-1-932716-81-8 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Discourse, Debate, and Democracy
– Readings from Controversia: an international journal of
debate and democratic renewal
Williams / Young, 294 pages, 2009
978-1-932716-48-1 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Discovering the World through Debate
– A Practical Guide to Educational Debate for Debaters,
Coaches, and Judges (Fourth Edition)
Bibby, N., 240 pages, 8 1 x 11, 2014
978-1-61770-089-7 paperback $29.95 / ¤27.95 /£24.99
Drones and Targeted Killings - Ethics, Law, Politics
Knuckey, S., 256 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-099-6 paperback $25.95 / ¤19.95 / £16.99
Eastern European Roma in the EU
– Mobility, Discrimination Solutions
Pusca, A., 256 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-024-8 paperback $25.95 / ¤22.95 / £19.99
Elements of Logic (Eights Edition Revised)
Whately, R., 410 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-46-7 paperback $15.95 / ¤13.95 / £11.99
Elements of Rhetoric (Seventh Edition)
Whately, R., (1787–1863) Intros by Ehninger / Rybacki
536 pages, 2009
978-1-932716-50-4 paperback $29.95/ ¤26.95 / £24.99
An Enduring Tension
– Balancing National Security and Our Access to Information
Berman, E., 256 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-094-1 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 /£21.99
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Engaging Youth in Politics
– Debating Democracy’s Future
Dalton, R.J., 296 pages, 2011
978-1-61770-014-9 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Essential Reading on Rhetoric
Zompetti, J.P., 192 pages, 2013
978-1-61770-069-9 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 / £23.99
Essential Readings on Argumentation
Zompetti, J., 208 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-092-7 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 /£23.99
Ethics of 21 st Century Military Conﬂict
Lenard / Gaston, 328 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-041-5 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.50 / £22.99
Ethnic Proﬁling: A Modern Framework
Kimora, 228 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-078-1 paperback $24.95 / ¤22.95 / £21.99
Finding Your Voice
– A comprehensive guide to collegiate policy debate
Hahn, A. / Hahn, T.W. / Hobeika, 290 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-051-4 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Freedom vs. Security – The struggle for balance
Huang / Dibiase, 288 pages, 2010
978-1-932716-56-6 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Ganar Debates – Unaguiadebartir con el estilodel
Campeonato Mundial Universitario de Debate
Johnson, S., 304 pages, 2013
978-1-61770-075-0 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Human Rights Post 9/11 Rights Post 9/11
Barratt, B., 192 pages, 2013
978-1-61770-072-9 paperback $24.95 / ¤22.95 / £21.99
Human Trafﬁcking Reconsidered
– Rethinking the Problem, Envisioning New Solutions
Hoang / Parrenas, 240 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-091-0 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £21.99
Inclusion for ALL – The UN convention on the rights of
persons with disabilities
Ziegler, D.A., 384 pages, 2010
978-1-932716-79-5 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Inﬂuencing Through Argument, (Updated Edition)
Robert B. Huber and Alfred C. Snider, 232 pages, 2005
978-1-932716-07-8
$25.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Intergenerational Justice
Sarat, A., 224 pages, 2013
9781-61770-084-2 paperback $24.94 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
The International Criminal Court – Challenges to
achieving justice and accountability in the 21st century
Ellis / Goldstone, 430 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-42-9 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
International Moot Court – An introduction
The International Bar Association, 176 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-43-6 paperback $18.95 / ¤13.95 / £11.99
Introduction To Public Forum & Congressional Debate
Hannan / Berkman / Meadows, 224 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-038-5 paperback $24.95 / ¤23.50 / £22.99
The Laws of War and 21st Century Conﬂict
Gaston, E., 232 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-026-2 paperback $25.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Logical Self-Defense
Ralph H. Johnson and J. Anthony Blair, 338 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-18-4 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Making Civics Relevant, Making Citizens Effective
– Action Civics in the Classroom
Millenson / Mills / Andes, 192 pages,
218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”), 2014
978-1-61770-068-2 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 / £23.99
Many Sides – Debate across the curriculum (Revised edition)
Snider / Schnurer, 288 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-17-7 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
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Media and Civil Society in 21st Century Conﬂict
E.L. Gaston, 232 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-095-8 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £21.99
Media Literacy – Seeking Honesty, Independence, and
Productivity in Today’s Mass Messages
Pike, D., 192 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-085-9 paperback $22.95 / ¤21.95 / £19.99
The Middle Schoolers’Debatabase
– 75 current controversies for debaters
Bettivia, R., 290 pages, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”), 2010
978-1-932716-57-3 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Migration, Human Rights, and Development
– A Global Anthology
Gallagher, A., 252 pages, 2013
978-1-61770-071-2 paperback $25.95 / ¤22.95 / £21.99
National Security and Free Speech – The Debate Since 9/11
C.M. Finan, 370 pages, 2013
978-1-61770-082-8 paperback $25.95/ ¤21.95 / £18.99
Navigating Opportunity – Policy Debate in the 21st Century
Louden, A., 406 pages, 2010
978-1-932716-61-0 paperback $29.95 / ¤25.95 / £22.99
On Demand Writing – Applying the strategies of impromptu
speaking to impromptu writing
Williamson, L., 272 pages, 2008, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-932716-45-0 paperback $25.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.95
On Demand Writing for Students
– Coaching Yourself for the Sat1, ACT and AP Essays
Williamson, L., 212 pages, 2011, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”)
978-1-61770-027-9 paperback $25.95 / ¤22.95 / £19.95
On That Point! ; An Introduction to Parliamentary Debate
Meany /Shuster., 336 pages, 2003
978-1-9720541-1-9 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Only Judgment – The limits of litigation in social change
Neier, A., 340 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-044-6 paperback $24.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Participation for All – A youth parliament handbook
Middleton, M.K., 192 pages, 2006
978-1-932716-20-7 paperback $19.95 / ¤15.95 / £13.99
Pharrajimos – The fate of the Roma during the Holocaust
Barsony / Daroczi, 270 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-30-6 paperback $25.95 / ¤18.50 / £16.99
The Practical Guide to Debating – World styles
Harvey-Smith, 256 pages, 2011
978-1-61770-016-3 paperback $25.95 / ¤22.95 / £18.99
Privacy and Surveillance with New Technologies
Swire / Ahmad, 384 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-058-3 paperback $25.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Promises Unfulﬁlled – Juvenile Justice in America
Crawford / Boissoneault, 208 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-039-2 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.50 / £22.99
Reasoned Rationales
– Exploring the Educational Value of Debate
Zompetti, J., 288 pages, 2011
978-1-61770-023-1 paperback $27.95 / ¤25.95 / £24.99
The Regis Study Skills Guide
– Global politics and the quest for justice
Walsh, F., 128 pages, 2008
978-1-932716-37-5 paperback $15.95 / ¤12.95 / £10.99
Religion as an Issue in Politics
Sandal, N.A., 240 pages, 2013
978-1-61770-066-8 paperback $25.95 / ¤22.95 / £21.99
Roma in Europe – Migration, education, representation
Pusca, A., 216 pages, 2012
978-1-61770-059-0 paperback $25.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Securing Liberty – Debating Issues of terrorism and democratic values in the post-9/11 United States
Cole, D., 332 pages, 2011
978-1-61770-021-7 paperback $25.95 / ¤19.99 / £22.95
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Sparking the Debate – How to Create a Debate Program
Snider, A. C., 192 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-086-6 paperback $22.95 / ¤21.95 / £19.99
Speaking Across The Curriculum – Practical Ideas for
Incorporating Listening and Speaking into the Classroom
The California High School Speech Associations’ Curriculum
Committee, 264, pages 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”), 2004
978-1-932716-00-9
$29.95
Speaking, Listening and Understanding – English
Language Debatefor Non-Native Speakers, revised edition
Rybold / Harvey-Smith, 144 pages, 2013
978-1-61770-081-1 paperback $22.95 / ¤21.95 / £19.99
Speak Out!: a guide to Middle School Debate
John Meany and Kate Shuster 192 pages, 2004
978-1-932716-02-3 paperback $24.95 / ¤23.95 / £19.99
Speak Up! - Debate and Public Speaking in High School
Shuster / Meany, 256 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-098-9 paperback $25.95 / ¤19.95 / £16.99
Teaching and Learning Strategies for the Thinking
Classroon
Alan Crawford, E. Wendy Saul, Samuel Mathews, and James
Makinster
246 pages 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”), 2005
978-1932716-11-5 paperback $29.95 / ¤25.95 / £24.99
Tolerancia Critica y Ciudadania Activa
– Unaintroduccionpractica al debate educativo
Miller / Mamberti / Bonomo, 180 pages,
218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”), 2009
978-1-932716-58-0 paperback $29.95 / ¤26.95 / £24.99
Using Deliberative Techniques in the English as a Foreign
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Claxton / Zaleski, 208 pages, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”),
2008
978-1-932716-29-0 paperback $27.95 / ¤21.95 / £18.99
Using Deliberative Techniques to Teach United States
History
Von Dehsen / Claxton, 188 pages, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x
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Using Deliberative Techniques to Teach Financial Literacy
Claxton, N., 186 pages, 218 x 282 mm (8.5” x 11”), 2008
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When Young People Break the Law
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Karsten J. Struhl / Kimora, 256 pages, 2014
978-1-61770-097-2 paperback $25.95 / ¤19.95 / £16.99
Winning Debates – A Guide to debating in the style of
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Johnson, S., 272 pages, 2009
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Youth Bulge, The – Challenge or Opportunity?
Weeks / Fugate, 208 pages, 2012
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Youth and the Extreme Right
Mudde, C., 224 pages, 2014
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Youth Rights – A Sourcebook on International Agreements
Campbell, L., 204 pages, 2012
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Kiger.......................................................................................... 13
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Agents of Liberation................................................................. 4
Anti-Modernism........................................................................ 1
Authentic Communication......................................................... 13
Listhaug..................................................................................... 9
Lord........................................................................................... 11
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Balázs....................................................................................... 12
Bekes........................................................................................ 6
Borhi......................................................................................... 6
Burek........................................................................................ 8
Burke........................................................................................ 2
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Civic and Uncivic Values in Kosovo............................................
Mishkova................................................................................... 1
Mlekuž....................................................................................... 8
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Newman.................................................................................... 13
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Phillips....................................................................................... 13
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Darwin’s Footprint..................................................................... 3
Dictionary of debate and Public Speaking................................. 13
Different Kind of Democracy, A?............................................... 11
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Enemies for a day......................................................................
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Hannan...................................................................................... 13
Helena History Press.............................................................. 4, 10
Hiskes........................................................................................ 11
Human Dignity and the Promise of Human Rights.................... 11
Hybrid Rennaissance................................................................... 2
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Iacob.......................................................................................... 7
International Debate Education Association ................. 13, 14, 15
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Kekesi........................................................................................ 4
Kesserű-Némethy...................................................................... 10
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Ramet........................................................................................ 9
Remembrance, History, and justice............................................ 7
Ruggenthaler............................................................................. 6
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Sectoral Responses to a New World order..................................
Simkus.......................................................................................
Soviet Occupation of Romania, Hungary,
and Austria 1944/45-1948/49..............................................
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Széchenyi..................................................................................
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Tismaneanu............................................................................... 7
Traşcă........................................................................................ 6
Trencsenyi.................................................................................. 1
Turda......................................................................................... 1
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Zarimis....................................................................................... 3
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