Volume 09

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

Contents Volume 9/2005

Editorial

Urban Life – Urban Culture

• Thomas Hengartner, Hamburg
  “Exploring the City”. Ways and Concepts of (Western) Urban Anthropology
• Keith Brown, Providence (Rhode Island)
  The Knowable City: Interpretation, Social Science, Activism
• Alexander Maxwell, Reno (Nevada)
  Budapest and Thessaloniki as Slavic Cities (1800–1914): Urban Infrastructures, National Organizations and Ethnic Territories
• Dubravka Stojanović, Belgrade
  Rural Against Urban: Anti-Urban Discourse and Ideology in Early Twentieth Century Serbia
• Petko Hristov, Sofia
  Places to Exchange Cultural Patterns: The Market and the “Piazza for Hired Labor” in Sofia
• Ulf Brunnbauer, Berlin
  “The Town of the Youth”. Dimitrovgrad and Bulgarian Socialism
• Daniela Koleva, Sofia
  Rural-Urban Migration in the Normal Biography
• Miloš Matić, Belgrade
  Urban Economics in a Rural Manner. Family Economizing in Some Socialist Serbian Cities
• Stef Jansen, Manchester (UK)
  Who’s Afraid of White Socks? Towards a Critical Understanding of Post-Yugoslav Urban Self-Perceptions
• Evgenia Krăsteva-Blagoeva, Sofia
  Country House Ownership: a Rural-Urban Phenomenon in Bulgaria
• Gen Fujii, London
  Ruins, Decay and New Constructions: Materializing Family in Postsocialist Housing in Gjirokastër, Southern Albania
• Ivaylo Ditchev, Sofia
  Cities on Borders: the Stronghold Complex
• Robert M. Hayden, Pittsburgh
  Religious Structures and Political Dominance in Belgrade
• Miroslava Malešević, Belgrade
  The Introduction of Religion to State Schools in Serbia and “Orthodox(is)ing” the Identity of Serbian Youth
• Mateja Sedmak, Koper
  Social Inclusion/Exclusion of Immigrant Groups in Urban Slovenia. The Case of Istria
• Cerasela Voiculescu, Bucharest
  Production and Consumption of Folk-Pop Music in Postsocialist Romania: Discourse and Practice
• Igor Duda, Zagreb
  Escaping the City: Leisure Travel in Croatia in the 1950s and 1960s
• Peter Stanković, Ljubljana
  Soccer and Nationalism in Slovenia
• Ágnes Rajacic, Canterbury
  Private Morals versus European Politics. The Mobilisation of National Myths from Hungary’s Millennium (2000) to EU Integration (2004)
• Alenka Švab, LjubljanaPublic Homophobia and the Privatisation of Homosexuality. Everyday Lives of Gay and Lesbian Couples in Slovenia

Adresses of authors and editors

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