Border Crossings

The Editor: Peter Wagstaff is Senior Lecturer in French and European Studies at the University of Bath. Publications include Memory and Desire: Rétif de la Bretonne, Autobiography and Utopia (1996), Regionalism in the European Union (1999) and Cultures of Exile: Images of Displacement (co-editor, Berghahn, 2004).

Contents: Peter Wagstaff: Introduction: Mapping Identities - Anne White: Kosovo, Ethnic Identity and 'Border Crossings' in The File on H and Other Novels by Ismail Kadare - Wendy Everett: 'Between Here and There, Between Then and Now': The Theme of Border Crossings in the Films of Theo Angelopoulos - Dennis Tate: Travelling on the S-Bahn: German Border Crossings before and after Unification - Renate Rechtien: Living with Shadows: Issues of Memory and Identity in Austria and in Elisabeth Reichart's February Shadows - Mary Besemeres: Lost in Translations? Eva Hoffman and Tim Parks - Kathryn Crameri: Constructing a Bridge between Cultures: Catalan Cultural Policy and the New Immigration - David Gillespie: 'One Drop Plus One Drop Makes One Bigger Drop, Not Two': Convergence and Isolation in Andrei Tarkovskii's Nostalgia - Olga Tabachnikova: Alexander Galich: Life and Songs - Crossing Borders - Brian Neve: From Exile to Expatriate: Class and Genre in Joseph Losey's Early British Films - Peter Wagstaff: Storytelling: John Berger's Narrative Journeys in To the Wedding.