Volume 53, 2026/2-3
Spaces of Negotiation in Post-Imperial Orders
Guest Editors: Daniela Stanciu-Păscărița, Edina Gál
ARTICLES:
- Natalija Jakubova: Hugo von Hofmannsthal´s Idea of the Salzburg festival as a Place of Negotiation of the Post-Imperial Austrianness
- Wiktor Marzec: Spatial Imaginaries of Polish Socialism during the Post-imperial Transformation in “Russian” Poland and Beyond, 1905-1921
- Aleksandra Pomiecko: Between National, Soviet, and Urban Spaces: Belarusians in “Post-Imperial” Worlds
- Daniela Stanciu-Păscărița: Negotiating the State: Sociability of Old and New Networks in Post-Imperial Realities
- Metin Omer: The General Congresses of the Muslims in Interwar Romania: Islamic Institutions and Political Involvement
- David Borchin: Representational Space and Germanness: The German House in Timişoara’s Political Landscape
- Marian I. Hariuc: School Centralization in Greater Romania: The Challenges of Cultural Inspectors in Bukovina, 1918-1928
- Dan-Alexandru Săvoaia: Romanian labor chambers: Sites of competing visions over professional representation in the 1930s
- Edina Gál: Records from the Scene: Negotiating the Expropriation of the Theresianum Roman Catholic Orphanage in Interwar Sibiu and Beyond
- Daniela Deteșan: Spaces of Sociability and Associative Commitment in Săliște in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
- Raluca-Maria Trifa: From Leisure to Solidarity: The Evolution of Workers’ Halls in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and Beyond
FURTHER ARTICLES:
- Judit Pál, Martin Klečacký: Representing the Emperor and the King: An Analysis of Local State Representatives in Austria-Hungary on the Example of Bohemia and Transylvania
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The articles are available on the publisher's website here.