ASPECTS OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE INTERETHNIC, INTERCULTURAL AND INTER -CONFESSIONAL DIALOGUE IN DOBRUJA

Lucian Bănescu
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Lucian Bănescu: Faculty of Theology – „Ovidius”University

Management Intercultural, 2019, issue 43, 73-83

Abstract: The study "Aspects of the evolution of the interethnic, intercultural and inter-confessional dialogue in Dobruja" intends to offer an analysis of the dialogue in Dobruja society through a comparative research, a discernment of the particularities, of the differences; the analogy is meant to facilitate the synthesis, the vision of the ensemble.Unfortunately, the historical circumstances, the local and continental geography placed Dobruja under the sign of transit space destiny that was strategic in the arsenal of the hegemony policy of the European Powers, which put, in other terms, the evolution of its integration in the construction of the Romanian national state.The author intends to value, on the one hand, the specificity of Dobruja in the Romanian geography, with its historical, political, spiritual, economic reflexes and, on the other hand, the projection of the Dobruja space on a European scale, together with geopolitical implications.

Keywords: Multiculturalism; Minority; Universality; Dialogue; Ethnic group (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: I20 K49 Z12 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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