Conflitti separatisti: Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014)
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| adam_text | INDICE
INTRODUZIONE
9
PARTE
PRIMA
IL
CONTESTO
E
LE
CAUSE
DEI
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
1.
I
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI:
ATTORI,
PROCESSI,
CONTESTO
17
1.1.
GRUPPI
ETNICI,
NAZIONI
E
NAZIONALISMO
17
1.2.
I
PROCESSI
DI
SECESSIONE
19
1.3.
LA
COSTRUZIONE
DELLO
STATO
NEI
PAESI
POSTCOMUNISTI
2.2.
1.4.
MODELLI
DI
NATION-BUILDING
A
CONFRONTO
27
2.
TEORIE
DEL
CONFLITTO
E
PROCESSI
DI
SECESSIONE
32
2.1.
LE
CAUSE
DEI
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
32
2.2.
LE
DETERMINANTI
STRUTTURALI
DELLA
VIOLENZA
34
2.2.1.
FRAMMENTAZIONE
ETNICA
E
DILEMMA
DELLA
SICUREZZA
/
2.2.2.
LE
SPIEGAZIONI
ECONOMICHE
E
SOCIALI
/
2.2.3.
LE
DETERMINANTI
ISTITUZIONALI
DELLA
VIOLENZA
2.3.
LE
CAUSE
CONGIUNTURALI
42
2.3.1.
IL
CAMBIAMENTO
DI
REGIME
/
2.3.2.
IL
CONTESTO
INTERNAZIONALE
3.
LE
ISTITUZIONI
E
LE
TRAIETTORIE
DEI
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
46
3.1.
DISEGNO
ISTITUZIONALE:
FEDERAZIONI
ETNICHE
E
AUTONOMIE
TERRITORIALI
46
3.2.
ISTITUZIONI
E
MOBILITAZIONE
DELLE
MINORANZE
49
3.2.1.
ACCESSO
AL
POTERE
POLITICO
DEI
GRUPPI
SEPARATISTI,
FORME
DI
AZIONE
COLLET
TIVA
E
RISPOSTA
DEL
GOVERNO
/
3.2.2.
ACCESSO
AI
CANALI
ISTITUZIONALI
E
SECESSIONI
PACIFICHE
/
3.2.3.
ESCLUSIONE
DAL
PROCESSO
DECISIONALE
E
SECESSIONI
VIOLENTE
3.3.
CONCLUSIONI
60
6
INDICE
4.
MODALITA
DI
TRANSIZIONE
E
ATTORI
INTERNAZIONALI
61
4.1.
CAMBIAMENTI
DI
REGIME
E
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
61
4.1.1.
LA
TRANSIZIONE
E
LE
SUE
FASI
4.2.
MODALITA
DI
TRANSIZIONE
E
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
63
4.3.
TRANSIZIONI
ESCLUSIVE
E
TIMING
DELLA
VIOLENZA
67
4.4.
DETERMINANTI
NON
DOMESTICHE
DELLE
MODALITA
DI
SECESSIONE
69
4.4.1.
PREFERENZE
E
IDENTITA
DEGLI
ATTORI
ESTERNI
/
4.4.2,.
MEDDLINGNEIGHBORS
,
DIA
SPORA,
VOLONTARI
E
SECESSIONI
VIOLENTE
/
4.4.3.
MEDIAZIONE
E
SECESSIONI
PACIFICHE
4.5.
CONCLUSIONI
76
PARTE
SECONDA
I
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI NEGLI STATI
POSTCOMUNISTI
5.
GUERRE
DI
SECESSIONE
NEL
CAUCASO
MERIDIONALE
81
5.1.
ISTITUZIONALIZZAZIONE
DELL
*
ETNICITA
DURANTE
LA
DOMINAZIONE
SOVIETICA
81
5.1.1.
LA
RSS
GEORGIANA
E
LE
ENTITA
AUTONOME
DURANTE
L
*
ERA
SOVIETICA
5.2..
CRISI,
LIBERALIZZAZIONE
E
CROLLO DEL
REGIME
SOVIETICO
86
3.3.
TRANSIZIONE
E
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
IN
GEORGIA
88
5.3.1.
FORMAZIONE
DEI
MOVIMENTI
NAZIONALI
/
5.3.1.
INSTAURAZIONE
DEL
REGIME
ED
ESCALATION
DEL
CONFLITTO
IN
OSSEZIA
DEL
SUD
/
5.3.3.
CRISI
DEL
REGIME,
ATTORI
ESTERNI
E
GUERRA
CIVILE
IN
OSSEZIA
DEL
SUD
5.4.
INSTAURAZIONE
DEL REGIME
E
D
^.-ESCALATION
DEL
CONFLITTO
IN ABCAZIA
98
5.4.1.
CROLLO
DEL
REGIME,
SOSTEGNO
ESTERNO
E
GUERRA
CIVILE
IN
ABCAZIA
6.
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
IN
EUROPA
ORIENTALE
103
6.1.
LA
CREAZIONE DELLA
RSS
MOLDAVA
E
LE
RELAZIONI
CON
LA
TRANSNISTRIA
103
6.2..
CONFLITTO
DI
SECESSIONE
IN
MOLDOVA
105
6.1.1.
CROLLO
DEL
REGIME
E
POLARIZZAZIONE
ETNICA
/
6.1.1.
DIVISIONI
INTERNE
ED
ESCALATION
DEL
CONFLITTO
/
6.1.
3.
ATTORI
ESTERNI
E
GUERRA
CIVILE
6.3.
L
*
UCRAINA
E
LE
SUE
REGIONI
ORIENTALI
112
6.4.
CROLLO
DEL
REGIME
E
TRANSIZIONE
DALL
*
ALTO
115
6.4.1.
TRANSIZIONI
DAL
BASSO
E
INCLUSIONE
DELLE
MINORANZE:
LA
RIVOLUZIONE
ARAN
CIONE
E
L
*
EUROMAIDAN
6.5.
LA
TRANSIZIONE
DAL
BASSO,
L
*
USO
DELLE
ISTITUZIONI
LOCALI
E
L
ESCALATION
DELLA
VIOLENZA
NEL
DONBASS
124
6.5.1.
DAL
CONFLITTO
ALLA
GUERRA
CIVILE:
IL
RUOLO
DELLA
FEDERAZIONE
RUSSA
7.
UN
DIVORZIO
CONSENSUALE:
LA
*
SECESSIONE
DI
VELLUTO
*
DELLA
SLOVACCHIA
129
7.1.
RELAZIONI
INTERETNICHE
IN
CECOSLOVACCHIA
129
7.2.
CROLLO
DEL
REGIME,
TRANSIZIONE
INCLUSIVA
E
COOPERAZIONE
INTERETNICA
133
INTRODUZIONE
7
7.3.
IL
CONFLITTO
SEPARATISTA
DOPO
LA
TRANSIZIONE
136
7.4.
POTERE
DI
VETO
DELLE
MINORANZE,
STALLO
ISTITUZIONALE
E
SECESSIONE
PACIFICA
138
7.4.1.
TRATTATIVE
SULLA
RIFORMA
COSTITUZIONALE
/
7.4.1.
ELEZIONI
DEL
1991
E
FALLI
MENTO
DEI
NEGOZIATI
8.
GUERRA
E
PACE
NEI
BALCANI
144
8.1.
FORMAZIONE
DELLE
FEDERAZIONI
MULTINAZIONALI:
DALLA
PRIMA
REPUB
BLICA
ALLA
SECONDA
GUERRA
MONDIALE
144
8.Z.
AUTONOMIA
REGIONALE
E
QUESTIONE
NAZIONALE
IN
KOSOVO
DURANTE
IL
REGIME
COMUNISTA
146
8.3.
TRANSIZIONE
IMPOSTA
DALL
*
ALTO
E
POLITICA
DELLA
NONVIOLENZA
IN
KOSOVO
148
8.4.
FALLIMENTO
DELLA
MEDIAZIONE
INTERNAZIONALE
ED
ESCALATION
DELLA
GUERRA
CIVILE
153
8.5.
ISTITUZIONI
E
RELAZIONI
TRA
SERBIA
E
MONTENEGRO
ALL
*
INTERNO
DELLE
FE
DERAZIONI
MULTINAZIONALI
155
8.5.1.
ACCESSO
AI
POTERE
ESECUTIVO
E
TENSIONI
INTERETNICHE
NEIIA
REPUBBLICA
FEDE
RALE
DI
JUGOSLAVIA
8.6.
TRANSIZIONE
INCLUSIVA,
MEDIAZIONE
INTERNAZIONALE
E
SECESSIONE
PACIFICA
1
6Z
CONCLUSIONI
167
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INDICE
INTRODUZIONE
9
PARTE
PRIMA
IL
CONTESTO
E
LE
CAUSE
DEI
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
1.
I
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI:
ATTORI,
PROCESSI,
CONTESTO
17
1.1.
GRUPPI
ETNICI,
NAZIONI
E
NAZIONALISMO
17
1.2.
I
PROCESSI
DI
SECESSIONE
19
1.3.
LA
COSTRUZIONE
DELLO
STATO
NEI
PAESI
POSTCOMUNISTI
2.2.
1.4.
MODELLI
DI
NATION-BUILDING
A
CONFRONTO
27
2.
TEORIE
DEL
CONFLITTO
E
PROCESSI
DI
SECESSIONE
32
2.1.
LE
CAUSE
DEI
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
32
2.2.
LE
DETERMINANTI
STRUTTURALI
DELLA
VIOLENZA
34
2.2.1.
FRAMMENTAZIONE
ETNICA
E
DILEMMA
DELLA
SICUREZZA
/
2.2.2.
LE
SPIEGAZIONI
ECONOMICHE
E
SOCIALI
/
2.2.3.
LE
DETERMINANTI
ISTITUZIONALI
DELLA
VIOLENZA
2.3.
LE
CAUSE
CONGIUNTURALI
42
2.3.1.
IL
CAMBIAMENTO
DI
REGIME
/
2.3.2.
IL
CONTESTO
INTERNAZIONALE
3.
LE
ISTITUZIONI
E
LE
TRAIETTORIE
DEI
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
46
3.1.
DISEGNO
ISTITUZIONALE:
FEDERAZIONI
ETNICHE
E
AUTONOMIE
TERRITORIALI
46
3.2.
ISTITUZIONI
E
MOBILITAZIONE
DELLE
MINORANZE
49
3.2.1.
ACCESSO
AL
POTERE
POLITICO
DEI
GRUPPI
SEPARATISTI,
FORME
DI
AZIONE
COLLET
TIVA
E
RISPOSTA
DEL
GOVERNO
/
3.2.2.
ACCESSO
AI
CANALI
ISTITUZIONALI
E
SECESSIONI
PACIFICHE
/
3.2.3.
ESCLUSIONE
DAL
PROCESSO
DECISIONALE
E
SECESSIONI
VIOLENTE
3.3.
CONCLUSIONI
60
6
INDICE
4.
MODALITA
DI
TRANSIZIONE
E
ATTORI
INTERNAZIONALI
61
4.1.
CAMBIAMENTI
DI
REGIME
E
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
61
4.1.1.
LA
TRANSIZIONE
E
LE
SUE
FASI
4.2.
MODALITA
DI
TRANSIZIONE
E
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
63
4.3.
TRANSIZIONI
ESCLUSIVE
E
TIMING
DELLA
VIOLENZA
67
4.4.
DETERMINANTI
NON
DOMESTICHE
DELLE
MODALITA
DI
SECESSIONE
69
4.4.1.
PREFERENZE
E
IDENTITA
DEGLI
ATTORI
ESTERNI
/
4.4.2,.
MEDDLINGNEIGHBORS
,
DIA
SPORA,
VOLONTARI
E
SECESSIONI
VIOLENTE
/
4.4.3.
MEDIAZIONE
E
SECESSIONI
PACIFICHE
4.5.
CONCLUSIONI
76
PARTE
SECONDA
I
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI NEGLI STATI
POSTCOMUNISTI
5.
GUERRE
DI
SECESSIONE
NEL
CAUCASO
MERIDIONALE
81
5.1.
ISTITUZIONALIZZAZIONE
DELL
*
ETNICITA
DURANTE
LA
DOMINAZIONE
SOVIETICA
81
5.1.1.
LA
RSS
GEORGIANA
E
LE
ENTITA
AUTONOME
DURANTE
L
*
ERA
SOVIETICA
5.2.
CRISI,
LIBERALIZZAZIONE
E
CROLLO DEL
REGIME
SOVIETICO
86
3.3.
TRANSIZIONE
E
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
IN
GEORGIA
88
5.3.1.
FORMAZIONE
DEI
MOVIMENTI
NAZIONALI
/
5.3.1.
INSTAURAZIONE
DEL
REGIME
ED
ESCALATION
DEL
CONFLITTO
IN
OSSEZIA
DEL
SUD
/
5.3.3.
CRISI
DEL
REGIME,
ATTORI
ESTERNI
E
GUERRA
CIVILE
IN
OSSEZIA
DEL
SUD
5.4.
INSTAURAZIONE
DEL REGIME
E
D
^.-ESCALATION
DEL
CONFLITTO
IN ABCAZIA
98
5.4.1.
CROLLO
DEL
REGIME,
SOSTEGNO
ESTERNO
E
GUERRA
CIVILE
IN
ABCAZIA
6.
CONFLITTI
SEPARATISTI
IN
EUROPA
ORIENTALE
103
6.1.
LA
CREAZIONE DELLA
RSS
MOLDAVA
E
LE
RELAZIONI
CON
LA
TRANSNISTRIA
103
6.2.
CONFLITTO
DI
SECESSIONE
IN
MOLDOVA
105
6.1.1.
CROLLO
DEL
REGIME
E
POLARIZZAZIONE
ETNICA
/
6.1.1.
DIVISIONI
INTERNE
ED
ESCALATION
DEL
CONFLITTO
/
6.1.
3.
ATTORI
ESTERNI
E
GUERRA
CIVILE
6.3.
L
*
UCRAINA
E
LE
SUE
REGIONI
ORIENTALI
112
6.4.
CROLLO
DEL
REGIME
E
TRANSIZIONE
DALL
*
ALTO
115
6.4.1.
TRANSIZIONI
DAL
BASSO
E
INCLUSIONE
DELLE
MINORANZE:
LA
RIVOLUZIONE
ARAN
CIONE
E
L
*
EUROMAIDAN
6.5.
LA
TRANSIZIONE
DAL
BASSO,
L
*
USO
DELLE
ISTITUZIONI
LOCALI
E
L
'ESCALATION
DELLA
VIOLENZA
NEL
DONBASS
124
6.5.1.
DAL
CONFLITTO
ALLA
GUERRA
CIVILE:
IL
RUOLO
DELLA
FEDERAZIONE
RUSSA
7.
UN
DIVORZIO
CONSENSUALE:
LA
*
SECESSIONE
DI
VELLUTO
*
DELLA
SLOVACCHIA
129
7.1.
RELAZIONI
INTERETNICHE
IN
CECOSLOVACCHIA
129
7.2.
CROLLO
DEL
REGIME,
TRANSIZIONE
INCLUSIVA
E
COOPERAZIONE
INTERETNICA
133
INTRODUZIONE
7
7.3.
IL
CONFLITTO
SEPARATISTA
DOPO
LA
TRANSIZIONE
136
7.4.
POTERE
DI
VETO
DELLE
MINORANZE,
STALLO
ISTITUZIONALE
E
SECESSIONE
PACIFICA
138
7.4.1.
TRATTATIVE
SULLA
RIFORMA
COSTITUZIONALE
/
7.4.1.
ELEZIONI
DEL
1991
E
FALLI
MENTO
DEI
NEGOZIATI
8.
GUERRA
E
PACE
NEI
BALCANI
144
8.1.
FORMAZIONE
DELLE
FEDERAZIONI
MULTINAZIONALI:
DALLA
PRIMA
REPUB
BLICA
ALLA
SECONDA
GUERRA
MONDIALE
144
8.Z.
AUTONOMIA
REGIONALE
E
QUESTIONE
NAZIONALE
IN
KOSOVO
DURANTE
IL
REGIME
COMUNISTA
146
8.3.
TRANSIZIONE
IMPOSTA
DALL
*
ALTO
E
POLITICA
DELLA
NONVIOLENZA
IN
KOSOVO
148
8.4.
FALLIMENTO
DELLA
MEDIAZIONE
INTERNAZIONALE
ED
ESCALATION
DELLA
GUERRA
CIVILE
153
8.5.
ISTITUZIONI
E
RELAZIONI
TRA
SERBIA
E
MONTENEGRO
ALL
*
INTERNO
DELLE
FE
DERAZIONI
MULTINAZIONALI
155
8.5.1.
ACCESSO
AI
POTERE
ESECUTIVO
E
TENSIONI
INTERETNICHE
NEIIA
REPUBBLICA
FEDE
RALE
DI
JUGOSLAVIA
8.6.
TRANSIZIONE
INCLUSIVA,
MEDIAZIONE
INTERNAZIONALE
E
SECESSIONE
PACIFICA
1
6Z
CONCLUSIONI
167
BIBLIOGRAFIA
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| spelling | Dell'Aguzzo, Loretta Verfasser aut Conflitti separatisti Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) Loretta Dell'Aguzzo 1a edizione Roma Carocci editore maggio 2020 190 pages 22 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Biblioteca di testi e studi 1309 Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-190) Geschichte 1991-2014 gnd rswk-swf Unabhängigkeitsbewegung (DE-588)4121814-0 gnd rswk-swf Unabhängigkeitskrieg (DE-588)4186823-7 gnd rswk-swf Europe, Eastern / Politics and government / 20th century Europe, Eastern / Politics and government / 21st century Caucasus / Politics and government / 20th century Caucasus / Politics and government / 21st century Balkan Peninsula / Politics and government / 20th century Balkan Peninsula / Politics and government / 21st century Europe, Eastern / History / Autonomy and independence movements Balkan Peninsula / History / Autonomy and independence movements Caucasus / History / Autonomy and independence movements Osteuropa (DE-588)4075739-0 gnd rswk-swf Osteuropa (DE-588)4075739-0 g Unabhängigkeitskrieg (DE-588)4186823-7 s Unabhängigkeitsbewegung (DE-588)4121814-0 s Geschichte 1991-2014 z DE-604 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032196647&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Literaturverzeichnis |
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| title | Conflitti separatisti Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) |
| title_auth | Conflitti separatisti Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) |
| title_exact_search | Conflitti separatisti Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) |
| title_exact_search_txtP | Conflitti separatisti Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) |
| title_full | Conflitti separatisti Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) Loretta Dell'Aguzzo |
| title_fullStr | Conflitti separatisti Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) Loretta Dell'Aguzzo |
| title_full_unstemmed | Conflitti separatisti Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) Loretta Dell'Aguzzo |
| title_short | Conflitti separatisti |
| title_sort | conflitti separatisti caucaso meridionale europa orientale e balcani 1991 2014 |
| title_sub | Caucaso meridionale, Europa orientale e Balcani (1991-2014) |
| topic | Unabhängigkeitsbewegung (DE-588)4121814-0 gnd Unabhängigkeitskrieg (DE-588)4186823-7 gnd |
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