Discontinuity and continuity of identity. Romanian Elites after 1989. Second Part
Discontinuity and continuity of identity. Romanian Elites after 1989. Second Part

Summary/Abstract: As opposed to the tension found in Transylvania (due to the Romanian-Magyar relations), in the land of Dobruja, throughout its entire known history, there was no recorded conflict with inter-ethnic or inter-confessional tensions as causes. Romanian intellectual (cultural) elites often take pride in this example of absolute tolerance, even in the absence of a “social contract” that would intercede between ethnical minorities the socioeconomic or cultural-religious reports. In other words, Romania holds the key to the puzzle that the EU is trying to solve for decades: a cultural model, perfectly functional, based on the slogan “Unity in diversity”.

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