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Ethnologia Balkanica


Issue no.10 /2006


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Editorial    
Negotiating Tradition and Ambition: Comparative Perspective on the “De-Ottomanization” of the Balkan Cityscapes    
Translated Title: Negotiating Tradition and Ambition: Comparative Perspective on the “De-Ottomanization” of the Balkan Cityscapes
Publication: Ethnologia Balkanica (10/2006)
Author Name: Hartmuth, Maximilian;
Language: English
Subject: Anthropology
Issue: 10/2006
Page Range: 15-33
No. of Pages: 19
File size: 2563 KB
Download Fee: 2.5 Euro (€)
Keywords: Balkan city; architecture; nationalism; “Turkish house”;
Peripheral Zones of Serbian Towns: Spatial Development and Way of Life    
Evaluating the Spatial Context of the Suburban    
Skopje: Nostalgic Places and Utopian Spaces    
Socialist Humanism on Tour: Monuments, Public Spaces and Subjectivity in Haskovo, Bulgaria    
Revealing the Historicity of Migrant Women: Moving from Mountain Areas to the Provincial Urban Centers of Greece. The case of Agrinio    
Urban Visions and Rural Utopias: Literature and the Building of a Nationalist Consensus in Croatia, 1924–1945    
The Quarters of Shkodra in 1918: Differences and Similarities    
Center – Periphery: The Ethnicity of Serbs in Timişoara    
Konstruktion von Identitäten in Grenzzonen. Interkulturelle Geschlechterbeziehungen am bulgarisch-griechischen Beispiel    
Geschlechterrollen in einem internationalen Unternehmen in Sofia    
Insights into Urban Life, Cultural Change, and Modernization in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians, 1918–1928    
ASFALT: The Construction of Urbanity in Everyday Discourse in Serbia    
Corso as a Total Social Phenomenon: the Case of Smederevska Palanka, Serbia    
Cremation as an Urban Phenomenon of the New Age. From Ecology to Ideology: the Serbian Case    
New Urban Trends in Serbia, 1990–2004: From Urban Life to Popular Culture and Vice Versa    
Belgrade Graffiti: Anthropological Insights into Anonymous Public Expressions of “Worldview”    
Alternative Voices in Public Urban Space: Serbia’s Women in Black    
Roma Musicians as Tradesmen in Urban Cultural Environments    
Consuming Electronic Music in Bucharest: “Low-profile” Locations and Their Public    
The Reconfiguration of Leisure in Transition: Pubs and Friendship in Constanţa    
Football and Political Symbolism in Bulgaria in the 1980s and 1990s    
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