Titlebook: What Remains?; The Dialectical Iden Joyce Marie Mushaben Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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and the Reconfiguration of Civil Societymediary associations. It offers six regional case studies, illustrating ways in which East Germans sought to create spaces for their own norms, needs and organizational styles within the democratic “basic order” during the first decade of unification. Despite their underdog status, they refute long-

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Conscience of the Nation: Writers, Artisans, and Intellectualsservative, western male media critics in an effort to discredit all “l(fā)eftist” authors after unification. Enjoying relatively privileged status between 1949 and 1989, GDR writers were among the chief casualties of the peaceful revolution, with little hope of emerging as “winners” at a later date.

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From Losers to Winners, and Back: The Stasi, Pastors, and Dissidents/heroes, only to find their visions unceremoniously rejected by an impatient working class. Like their once esteemed literary counterparts, well-known regime opponents were instrumentalized during a Christian Democratic Party (CDU)-driven campaign to “process the SED dictatorship,” then cast aside i

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From State Paternalism to Private Patriarchy: East German Women’s status, rights and opportunities. The analysis concludes with the fundamental transformation of the all-German gender regime, instigated over a sixteen-year period by one Easterner recognized by millions as “the World’s Most Powerful Woman,” Angela Merkel.

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The Anti-political Identities of East German Youthw on formerly “classified” surveys conducted by the Central Institute for Youth Research to illustrate the extent to which intensified ideological regimentation produced growing alienation even among young FDJ/SED (Socialist Unity Party) activists. Finally, to assess the nature of youth “l(fā)oyalty” af

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Introduction: Prelude to a German Revolution,mal institutions and systemic socialization processes. Time, distance and selective memory sometimes blur the distinctions between the two, however, especially when one’s “break with the past” occurs virtually overnight, as happened with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. This section describes th

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Exit, Voice, and Loyalty: The Theoretical Parametersian regimes. It draws on frameworks advanced by Karl Mannheim, Barrington Moore, Jr., Abraham Maslow and B.F. Skinner, inter alia to explain the “concentric nature of identity,” differentiating between a state-imposed . and a surprising array of everyday . or “peer culture” identities which have pro