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• Biopolitics and (Non-)Modernity. Population Micro-Policy, Expert Knowledge and Family in Late-Communist Poland

  Barbara Klich-Kluczewska

  151-174

  2017-11-24
• 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
• Maria Bogucka. A Woman Writing on the History of Women

  Agnieszka Jakuboszczak

  117-130

  2023-08-14
• The ‘Kindred Circle’ of Village Mayors in the Habsburg Monarchy and the Example of Cieszyn Silesia, 1864–1918

  Michael Morys-Twarowski

  27-41

  2020-08-19
• “I Thank My Lucky Star for the Time spent with my Family”: Efforts to Reunite with Families among Members of the Great Emigration

  Oliver Zajac

  197-222

  2024-07-31
• Eugenics on the Periphery: Or Why a ‘Belarusian Eugenic Project’ Did Not Come True (1918–44)

  Andrei Zamoiski

  59-84

  2016-12-01
• The Best Wife is an Obedient Wife. Is the Best Husband Just Any Husband? On the Means and Differences in Expressing Marital Love in the Sixteenth-Century Wills of Lwow Towns-people

  Marta J. Knajp

  49-63

  2025-10-05
• Old Age in Communist Poland: Preliminary Research Questions

  Dariusz Jarosz

  87-110

  2014-01-31
• Gender and Labour in Post-War Communist Poland: Female Unemployment 1945–1970

  Natalia Jarska

  49-85

  2014-01-31
• The Involvement of Women in Municipal Social Administration in Poznań as a New Form of Practising Emotions, Based on the Local Polish Press at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

  Agnieszka Szudarek

  129-153

  2025-10-05
• Feelings of Homesickness. Writing Practices of Young Bourgeois Men in the Nineteenth Century and the Role of Gender and Emotions in Youth Diary-Writing Cultures

  Sylvia Wehren

  83-103

  2025-10-05