Volume 05

Ethnologia Balkanica
Journal for Southeast European Anthropology
Zeitschrift für die Anthropologie Südosteuropas
Journal d’anthropologie du sud-est européen

Contents Volume 5/2001

Editorial

State of the discipline

• Nicolae Constantinescu, Bucharest
  Anthropological Perspectives in Romanian Folklore Studies

Ethnicity and nation

• Ivan Čolović, Belgrade
  Le peuple serbe comme dramatis persona dans la narration politique
• Saša Nedeljković, Belgrade
  The National Identity of Students in Post-Communist Serbia
• Evgenija Ivanova, Sofia
  The Rhodope Mountains as a Road and a Border
• François Ruegg, GenevaRedefining a Multicultural Romania Between Submission to the European Union and Exaltation of National Specificity

Religion

• Galia Valtchinova, Sofia
  Communisme ‹orthodoxe› et changement religieux: leçons du terrain bulgare
• Péter Krasztev, Szabina Kerényi, Budapest
  Spirit Awakening at Sunrise. Petăr Dănov and the White Brotherhood: Attempting Interpretation

Feasts, Holidays and Politics

• Ženja G. Pimpireva, Sofia
  The Village Fair (săbor) as a Socialist Holiday
• Vesna Vučinić Nešković, Belgrade
  Public Burning of Yule Logs in the Bay of Kotor, Montenegro
• Ivanka Petrova, Sofia
  Betriebsfeste in Bulgarien heute. Eine ethnologische Analyse

Changing Social, Family, and Gender Relations

• Iva Filipova-Kjurkčieva, Sofia
  Kinship and Solidarity Among the Bulgarian Muslims of the Teteven Region
• Ana Luleva, Sofia
  Gender Images in the Bulgarian Village in the 20th Century: Between Tradition and Modernity
• Elka Minčeva, Sofia
  “Wedding Without a Marriage“
• Meglena I. Zlatkova, Plovdiv
  Changes in Urban Neighbourhoods in Present Day Bulgaria

Changing Foodways

• Božidar Jezernik, Ljubljana
  Where Paradise Was But a Sip of Hellish Brew Away. A Story of Coffee in the Balkans
• Evgenija Krăsteva-Blagoeva, Sofia
  The Bulgarians and McDonald's: Anthropological Aspects

Addresses of editors and authors

Instructions to authors