Issue 3 (Autumn 2004): Borders and Boundaries

Issue 3 (Autumn 2004): Borders and Boundaries

issue3'Borders and Boundaries', the third edition of eSharp, includes contributions from Central and East European Studies, Classics, Music, Politics and History of Art. The future of the European Union is considered in terms of its expansion to include Bulgaria and Romania and, in another paper, the Union's relations with the Baltic States and Kaliningrad. Further papers consider the difficulties faced by Roma in the Czech Republic, images of sexuality and sexual diversity in the Russian press, and class conflict in late Roman Gaul.

Articles

Articles

David Smith and Richard Berry Introduction to 'Borders and Boundaries': Borders and Boundaries in a 'New Europe': Beyond the East-West Divide and the Nation-State?  
Heather Baird Bulgaria and Romania: Second Wave or Second Class?
Laura Cashman Roma in the Czech Republic: An Excluded Minority  
Leslie Dodd Romans, Barbarians and Provincials: social boundaries and class conflict in late Roman Gaul
Jim Ferguson Travels in a drifting living room on Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
Sergei Jakobson-Obolenski Re-creating Ideological Time-boundaries: EU Expansion, the Baltic States and Kaliningrad
James Landau A Vindication of the Rights of the Dead: Mary Wollstonecraft, Alchemy and the Crypt of Frankenstein 
Murray Leith Elite and Mass Conceptions of the Scottish Nation in 1997  
Emily Munro Telling Stories: European Union Cultural Policies and Institutional Narratives in the Audiovisual Sector 
Yoon Park Crossing Religious and Human Boundaries in Wagner's Ring
Francesca Stella Images of Sexuality and Sexual Diversity in the Russian Press
Colin Vernall Boundaries? What Boundaries?
Kerri Woods Is the Green Good Life Achievable in a World of Sovereign States?