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The State, Politics and Cultures in Moldova Moldova is a weak post-soviet state. Its legitimacy is contested from inside as well as outside its borders. If the objectives entailed by the establishment of the rule of law and a market-based economy are still far from being achieved, Moldova’s future...
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cairn-RIS_054_0161RISRevue internationale et stratégique https://shs.cairn.info/revue-internationale-et-strategique-2004-2-page-161?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/ris.054.0161 Lecture critique Chrétien, Jean-Pierre2004 fre Revue internationale et stratégique | 54 | 2 | 2004-06-01 | p. 161-163 | 1287-1672 RIS_05479 The State, Politics and Cultures in Moldova Moldova is a weak post-soviet state. Its legitimacy is contested from inside as well as outside its borders. If the objectives entailed by the establishment of the rule of law and a market-based economy are still far from being achieved, Moldova’s future remains uncertain, undermined by ethnic and cultural conflicts. The country’s decline constitutes a threat at a regional level. Indeed, since its independence, political life in Moldova is characterised by troubled relations between political elites and the groups which the former claim to represent, as well as between the nations and their builders. Torn between the desire of reunification with Romania and separatism of Transnistria, Moldova’s aim was to build a viable state, even though its territorial problems have not yet been solved. Therefore, the construction of a « Moldovan » citizen identity still remains in utero ten years after its independence.Cairn free access |
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The State, Politics and Cultures in Moldova
Moldova is a weak post-soviet state. Its legitimacy is contested from inside as well as outside its borders. If the objectives entailed by the establishment of the rule of law and a market-based economy are still far from being achieved, Moldova’s future remains uncertain, undermined by ethnic and cultural conflicts. The country’s decline constitutes a threat at a regional level. Indeed, since its independence, political life in Moldova is characterised by troubled relations between political elites and the groups which the former claim to represent, as well as between the nations and their builders. Torn between the desire of reunification with Romania and separatism of Transnistria, Moldova’s aim was to build a viable state, even though its territorial problems have not yet been solved. Therefore, the construction of a « Moldovan » citizen identity still remains in utero ten years after its independence. |
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