ROMANIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL IN THE GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN CONTEXT

Starting from Bordieu’s theory on the connection between the economic, social, and cultural capital of society, the paper analyzes two variables of cultural consumption in 2014 Romania, namely the population’s perception of national heritage and their attitude towards foreign cultures, in order to...

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Main Author:	GABRIELA DUMBRAVĂ
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	University of Petrosani 2016-10-01
Series:	Annals of the University of Petrosani: Economics
Subjects:	cultural capital national identity cultural consumption cultural decapitalization globalization Europeanization diversity
Online Access:	http://www.upet.ro/annals/economics/pdf/2016/part1/Dumbrava_2.pdf

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spelling	doaj-58ad62aee49747138f1f3c30b29611c92020-11-24T23:08:51ZengUniversity of PetrosaniAnnals of the University of Petrosani: Economics1582-59492247-86202016-10-01161103112ROMANIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL IN THE GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN CONTEXTGABRIELA DUMBRAVĂ0University of Petroșani, RomaniaStarting from Bordieu’s theory on the connection between the economic, social, and cultural capital of society, the paper analyzes two variables of cultural consumption in 2014 Romania, namely the population’s perception of national heritage and their attitude towards foreign cultures, in order to assess the effects of the accession to the European Union on the Romanians’ sense of national identity. The study combines social theories with historical facts and statistical data in an attempt to show how Romania’s Europeanization actually perfected the country’s economic, social, and cultural disruption started after 1989.http://www.upet.ro/annals/economics/pdf/2016/part1/Dumbrava_2.pdfcultural capitalnational identitycultural consumptioncultural decapitalizationglobalizationEuropeanizationdiversity
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title	ROMANIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL IN THE GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN CONTEXT
title_short	ROMANIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL IN THE GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN CONTEXT
title_full	ROMANIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL IN THE GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN CONTEXT
title_fullStr	ROMANIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL IN THE GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN CONTEXT
title_full_unstemmed	ROMANIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL IN THE GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN CONTEXT
title_sort	romania’s cultural capital in the global and european context
publisher	University of Petrosani
series	Annals of the University of Petrosani: Economics
issn	1582-5949 2247-8620
publishDate	2016-10-01
description	Starting from Bordieu’s theory on the connection between the economic, social, and cultural capital of society, the paper analyzes two variables of cultural consumption in 2014 Romania, namely the population’s perception of national heritage and their attitude towards foreign cultures, in order to assess the effects of the accession to the European Union on the Romanians’ sense of national identity. The study combines social theories with historical facts and statistical data in an attempt to show how Romania’s Europeanization actually perfected the country’s economic, social, and cultural disruption started after 1989.
topic	cultural capital national identity cultural consumption cultural decapitalization globalization Europeanization diversity
url	http://www.upet.ro/annals/economics/pdf/2016/part1/Dumbrava_2.pdf
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ROMANIA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL IN THE GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN CONTEXT

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