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Оглавление - Kaliningrad — an ambivalent transnational region within a European-Russian scope
- Acknowledgements
- 1. Introduction: Kaliningrad — an ambivalent transnational region within a European-Russian scope
- 2. The Kaliningrad region and its historical background
- 2.1. Birth of the Kaliningrad Oblast
- 2.2. Migration as a source of demographic shift before the collapse of the USSR: Formation of regional society
- 2. 3. Generational change and perception of cultural and historical heritage: Change in cultural paradigm
- 2.4. The Kaliningrad region as enclave: Theoretical and historical background
- 3. Positioning between Europe and Russia: Strategies and experiences of Europeanization and everyday exceptionality in Kaliningrad
- 3.1 «Fragment of Russia», «poor neighbour», and «pilot region»: Community with inherent qualities
- 3.2 SEBA: The initiative of modernization of the South Eastern Baltic Area through regional cooperation
- 3.3 What is an everyday «European’ life for Kaliningradians?
- 3.4 Small border traffic as an example of cross-border European life in Kaliningrad
- 3.5 Europeanization and European integration: Kaliningrad between Russia and the EU
- 3.6. Between the complex of «hostage» and «distinctiveness»: Separatist sentiment as a manifestation of «distinctiveness»
- 3.7. Kaliningrad as a «pilot region»
- 3.8. The consciousness of third-generation Kaliningradians: Historical heritage as an actor of mental transformation
- 3.9. Kaliningradian identity in transition
- 4. Kaliningrad regional culture: self-consciousness (Selbstverständigung) in transnational space
- 4.1. Boundary modalities: Historical context and cultural dialogue
- 4.2. Migration mobility after the collapse of the Soviet Union
- 4. 3. Transnational and regional: Kaliningrad regional culture
- 4.4. How and from whom do young Kaliningradians distinguish themselves?
- 4.5. Kaliningrad: From «periphery» to «bridge»
- 4.6. All-Russian National Census 2010: Phenomenon of nationality «Kaliningradian»
- 4.7. Consumption strategy: Materialistic concerns of Kaliningradians
- 4.8. The Berlin start-up scene as a channel of transnational mobility for young Kaliningradians
- Conclusions
- References