Culture Ethnicity and Migration After Communism The Pontic Greeks 1st Edition by Anton Popov ISBN 9781317155805 1317155807

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ISBN 10: 1317155807
ISBN 13: 9781317155805
Author: Anton Popov

Culture Ethnicity and Migration After Communism The Pontic Greeks 1st Edition Table of contents:

1 The Cultural Production of ‘Transnational Locals’ in Theory and (of) Practice

Introduction

Cultural Processes and Identity

Visualising Culture: The ‘Transnational Circuit of Culture’

Theory of Practice: Structure, Agency and the Cultural Production of Identity

Identification: The Discursive Construction of Identity and the ‘Other’

Predicaments of Cultural Identity: Culture, Nation and Ethnicity

Questions of Culture, Identity and Space: ‘Natural’ Links or Discursive Constructions?

The ‘National Order of Things’ and Construction of Ethnic Boundaries

The Politics of Ethnic Representation and the Struggle Over Classification

Transnational Migration and Cultural Identities in the ‘Global Ecumene’

Globalisation, Modernity and Culture: Differences versus Homogenisation

The Production of Identities and Experiences of Transnationalism: Cultural Hybridity, Transnational Families and the Nation-state

Conclusion

2 Ethnicity and Migration After Communism

Introduction

Krasnodar Krai: Location, Population and Migration

Thinking and Making the Ethnos: (Post-) Soviet Ethnic Discourses and Nationality Policies

Soviet Modernity and the Creation of ‘Titular Nationalities’

The Theory of Ethnos

‘The Reordering of Meaningful Worlds’: New Ethnic Diversity in the Post-Soviet Space

Post-Soviet ‘Securitisation’ of Inter-ethnic Relations

‘Migration Policy’ of the Regional Political Regimes in Southern Russia

Construction of ‘Migrants’ and ‘Natives’ and Regional Legislation in Krasnodar Krai

The Regional Discourse of ‘Securitisation’ and the Criminalisation of Ethnic Minorities and Migrants

Academic Discourse and the Conceptualisation of Migration and Ethnicity in Southern Russia

Thinking About ‘Ethnic Conflict’

The Concept of Kuban Regional Identity: ‘Indigenisation’ of Cossacks

Construction of Cultural Differences Between ‘Slavs’ and ‘Migrants’

Conclusion

3 History and the Politics of Representation Greek Ethnicity in Southern Russia

Introduction

The Greeks of the Pontos

Vitiazevo: Forging Greek Ethnicity Through Colonisation, ‘Indigenisation’ and Exile

The Gaverdovskii Greeks: An Informal Migrant Community

Greek Ethnicity and the Politics of Representation in Southern Russia

Greek National-Cultural Organisations as Post-Soviet Institutions

The ‘Ethno-national Character’ of Gaverdovskii and Adygean Ethno-nationalism

Vitiazevo: The ‘Indigenous’ Political Regime in the Province and ‘the Greek Order’ in the Town

Conclusion

4 Making Sense of Home and Homeland Motivations and Strategies for a Transnational Migrant Circuit

Introduction

Motivations for Migration: Surviving Identity Crisis and Socio-economic Hardship After Socialism

A New Greek Diaspora?

The Greek Nation as the Escape From Ethnic Alienation

Possessing the ‘Homeland’ in Greece and the Production of the Dispossessed in Post-Soviet Russia

The Homeland of the Greek Migrants, or the Journey There and Back Again

Economic Migration: Expectations, Disappointments and New Opportunities

Rethinking ‘Home’ and ‘Homeland’

Conclusion

5 Transnationalisation, Materialisation and Commoditisation of Ethnicity

Introduction

Visa Regulations and Citizenship Provisions for the ‘Repatriated’ Greeks

‘Materialisation’ of Greek Ethnic and National Identities via the Bureaucracy of Emigration

Greek-ness as a Commodity

The Emigration Business of Greek National-cultural Societies

Conclusion

6 The Transnational Family Re-shaping Kinship and Genealogy

Introduction

The Kinship and Migration: From the ‘Traditional’ to the ‘Imagined’ Family

‘Relativising’ the Transnational Family

Gifts, Relatives and Rituals: Family Life as a Transnational Exchange

The Genealogy and the National Identity of the Greek Transnational Migrants

Conclusion

7 A Place Called ‘Home’ Property Ownership, Legitimacy and Local Identification of Migrants in Home Communities

Introduction

The Social Meaning of Property

Provincial Citizenship Regimes and Property Ownership

Local Predicaments of ‘Transnational’ Citizenship

‘We are Local Greeks’: Propiska, Privatisation and the Localisation of Identity

Purchasing ‘the Land’: Morality and the Economy of the Property Market

Legitimacy of Ownership and the Local Identification of Transnational Migrants

Vasilii’s Help

Sergei’s House

Elena’s Fear

Conclusion

8 Becoming Pontic Greeks

Introduction

Spatial and Temporal Boundaries of Pontic Identity in Southern Russia

The Caucasian Identity of Pontic Greeks in Southern Russia?

The Internal Other: Turkish-ness and the Pontic Cultural Identity

Cultural Boundaries of Pontic Identity and the Diversity of Greek Experience in Southern Russia

Conclusion

9 The Pontic Greek Cultural Revival A Global Network and Local Concerns

Introduction

‘Pontic Myth’: The Death and Rebirth of Pontic Greek Culture in Post-Soviet Russia

The ‘Pontic Spectacle’: Cultural Representation, Continuity and Transformation

Pontic Cultural Representation and Relations of Power

The Orthodox Revival and Ethnicity in Southern Russia

The Panayia: ‘Indigenisation’ of Pontic Orthodoxy in the Local Landscape

Capitalism, the Church and the Communalist Morality of Ethnonationalism

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