Lurking Cold War

Stavroula Pipyrou is Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology and Director of the Centre for Minorities Research at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. She has conducted research on politics, governance, child displacement, nationalism and minority vulnerabilities in Italy, Greece, Brazil and Scotland. She is author of The Grecanici of Southern Italy: Governance, Violence, and Minority Politics (Pennsylvania, 2016).

“Lurking Cold War is a beautifully written exploration of the Cold War’s ongoing impact in Europe, blending archival research, ethnography, and oral history to reveal its lasting reverberations. This is the work of historically informed anthropology at its best.” • David Henig, Utrecht University“I love how [the author] writes and conveys thoughts and ideas. It is very evocative, a-la Serres, personal at times, but to the right extent for the reader to get into the life of the text.” • Bjørn Thomassen, Roskilde University.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Deciphering ShadowsChapter 1. Serendipity: The BunkerChapter 2. Agitation: The HouseChapter 3. Transcendence: Crossing the CurtainChapter 4. Literary Battles: Reading Across CategoriesChapter 5. Radical Imagination: Knowledge Through GenerationsEpilogue: MethexiReferencesIndex