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Mircea Vasilescu

is associate professor at the faculty of letters, University of Bucharest, editor-in-chief of Dilema veche (a cultural weekly magazine), and senior editor of Dilemateca (the unique monthly dedicated to books and reading in Romania). He has published several books on literature and communication, on mass media, and on culture. He has also translated works by Michel Foucault, François Furet, and Sergio Romano into Romanian.



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Mircea Vasilescu

Normality or normalities?

From one transition to the next

For eastern Europeans, the myth of a free and prosperous West, of western normality, has been replaced by the observation of normalities, writes Mircea Vasilescu. Having joined the EU, Romanians are discovering that the West has problems by no means as exotic as they once believed. [Turkish version added] [more]

04.01.2008



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