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

  Marzena Bogus-Spyra

  65-83

  2020-08-19
• 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
• An Ordinary Man, a National Hero, a Polish Palach? Some Thoughts on the Memorialization of Ryszard Siwiec in the Czech-Polish Context

  Sabine Stach

  295-313

  2016-07-01
• From Euphoria to Frustration: Institutionalizing Prognostic Research in the Polish People’s Republic, 1969–76

  Lukas Becht

  277-299

  2018-08-10
• 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