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• Exclusion and Inclusion in the Legal Professions: Negotiating Gender in Central and East Central Europe, 1887–1945

  Sara L. Kimble, Marion Röwekamp

  51-93

  2018-10-10
• Bitterly Triumphant: The Biologisation of National Character in the Twentieth-Century East Central Europe

  Maciej Górny

  29-56

  2015-01-01
• The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as a Laboratory for Analysing Connections between Confessions, the Demographic Regime, and Human Capital

  Piotr Guzowski, Radosław Poniat

  249-276

  2018-08-10
• The ‘Merchant Schism’ in Breslau: A Chris- tian-Jewish Conflict and the Construction of the Exchange Building in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century

  Agnieszka Zabłocka-Kos

  79-112

  2020-02-01
• ‘Multiple Sonderwegs.’ The Specificity of Historical Development of East Central Europe in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century (Introductory Remarks)

  Maciej Janowski

  5-27

  2015-01-01
• A Real Brain Twister, or, How to Outline the Evolution of the Concept of Nation between the Enlightenment and the Year 1939?

  Maciej Janowski

  5-29

  2021-01-19
• Spaces of Knowledge and Gender Regimes: From Double Marginalization to a Gendered History of Knowledge in Central and Eastern Europe

  Claudia Kraft

  7-25

  2018-10-10
• Early Urban Communes under German Law in Halyč-Volhynian Rus’ (the Thirteenth to the Mid-Fourteenth Century)

  Andrzej Janeczek

  61-82

  2019-09-01
• National Socialist Architectural Policy in the Occupied Countries of Central and Eastern Europe

  Richard Němec

  123-158

  2016-12-01
• British Diplomacy and the Eastern Pact on Mutual Assistance (1934)

  Dariusz Jeziorny

  261-294

  2016-07-01
• Eugenics on the Periphery: Or Why a ‘Belarusian Eugenic Project’ Did Not Come True (1918–44)

  Andrei Zamoiski

  59-84

  2016-12-01
• Facing the Old Believers. The Experience of Austrian and Prussian Officials in Bukovina and Neuostpreussen

  Melchior Jakubowski

  247-275

  2021-01-19
• Memory – Recollection – Difference: Plurality and Heterogeneity as the Signature of Central Europe

  Moritz Csáky

  127-154

  2012-01-31
• Incomplete Intelligentsia: Efforts of Folk Teachers to Improve Their Social Status within the Habsburg Monarchy

  Marzena Bogus-Spyra

  65-83

  2020-08-19
• City and Countryside in Medieval Italy: Some Reflections on Twentieth-Century Historiography

  Giuliano Pinto

  45-60

  2019-09-01
• “An Unexpectedly Transgressive Subject of Twentieth-Century History”: How to Write (and Why to Read) about Communist Women Today

  Agnieszka Mrozik

  293-306

  2024-02-07
• A ‘Great Change’, or, the Poles’ Unfulfilled Daydream about Having a Car (1956–7)

  Jerzy Kochanowski

  71-95

  2017-11-24
• The Plague and the Wolf as Places of Memory

  Gábor Klaniczay

  27-43

  2019-09-01
• Political Prisoners in Poland, 1944–56: The Sources and Strategies of Resistance in the Authoritarian State’s Prison System

  Anna Machcewicz

  93-126

  2019-02-01
• Quieta non movere? The B’nai B’rith in the Eastern Upper Silesia 1921–1934

  Anna Novikov

  139-155

  2014-01-01
• The Sources and Origins of the ‘German Law’ (ius Teutonicum) in the Context of the Settlement Movement in Western and Central Europe (Eleventh to Twelfth Century)

  Benedykt Zientara

  177-216

  2013-01-01
• Scientific Ideals and Political Engagement: Polish Ethnology and the ‘Ethnic Question’ Between the Wars

  Olga Linkiewicz

  5-27

  2016-12-01
• On the Problem of the Size of Trading Complexes in Medieval Towns and Cities of Central Europe

  Mateusz Goliński

  101-117

  2019-09-01
• Third War of Independence? The Anti-Colonial Dynamics of Ukraine’s Politics of Memory after 2014 on the Example of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War in Kyiv

  Tomasz Stryjek, Barbara Markowska-Marczak, Joanna Konieczna-Sałamatin

  151-179

  2024-02-07
• The Victors of a War that Was Not Theirs: First-World-War-Veterans in the Second Republic of Poland and Their European Peers

  Marcin Jarząbek

  83-105

  2015-01-01