Volume 8

Issue 1, August 2008

Privatization and Potemkinization: Composite Identity Spaces in Contemporary Beijing by MICHALE SAFFLE and HON_LUN YANG; The Remaking of Shanghai Local Spaces by PAN LU; The Identity-Producing Spaces of Hong Kong: Reflections on Ackbar Abbas’s City of Disappearance by SUSAN INGRAM and MARKUS REISENLEITNER

Volume 7

Issue 2, July 2007

The Engaged Outsider: Politkovskaya and the Politics of Representing War by REBECCA GOULD; &ldquot;Beauty Will Save The World&rdquot;: Feminine Strategies in Ukrainian Politics and the Case of Yulia Tymoshenko by OKSANA KIS; “Better Dead than Communist!” Contentious Politics, Identity Formation, and the University Square Phenomenon in Romania by JULIA BROTEA and DANIEL BÉLAND; Musical Ties of the Romanian Principalities with Austria Between 1821 and 1859 by HAIGANUS PREDA-SCHIMEK

Issue 1, July 2007

Reading Austrian Contemporary Writers in India: Debates and Controversies by AMRIT MEHTA; &ldquot;(Re-)Thinking the Past: Zwischen Nostalgie, Amnesie und Allergie: Die Erinnerung and den Kommunismus in Südosteuropa.&rdquot; An International Conference held at the Free University of Berlin by LEE KUHNLE; Freud Year 2006: Where It Was by SUSAN INGRAM; Places of History and Memory: Photographic Impressions by MICHAL MLYNARZ

Volume 6

Issue 3, December 2006

Special Issue: For Michael Saffle

Introduction to the special issue by JAMES DEAVILLE; For Michael by ROSSANNA DALMONTE; Quo Vadis, Film Music Studies? by JAMES DEAVILLE; O alter Duft aus Märchenzeit: Nostalgia and Contemporary Music by KENNETH DELONG; Inadequate Lines … by LESLIE HOWARD; Take Me Heim? Interdisciplinarity in the Age of the Global Academy by SUSAN INGRAM; Can we use music to understand migration? by MARCELLO SOURCE-KELLER; On the Road Again: Globalizing Humanities by MARKUS REISENLEITNER; Liszt Research − Whither? by MICHAEL SHORT; On Music and Memory: Some Noncommittal Reflections by PETER STACHEL; Mozart Forever? Classical Music as Cultural Practice and Paradigm by Cornelia Szabó-Knotik; Meeting Michael by JOHN C. TIBBETTS; The Challenge of Global Musicology by HON-LUN YANG

Issue 2, August 2006

An Economy of European Identity: What Culture? by WILHELM ANSELMI and LISE HOGAN; The Balkans and The Other Heading: Identity and Identification on the Margins of Europe by MARINA ANTIC; A Palace with a View: Imagining Europe in the Baroque City by MARKUS REISENLEITNER; In Search of Cinderellas, in Naples and Beyond: Popular Culture Responses to Labor Migration from Ukraine by NATALIA SHOSTAK

Issue 1, April 2006

Introduction by SUSAN INGRAM; Stoking the Heart of (a Certain) Europe: Crafting Hybrid Identities in the Ukraine-EU Borderlands by ADRIAN IVAKHIV; Hybridity and the Habsburg Jews by SCOTT SPECTOR; “I had no idea such people were in America!”: Cultural Dissemination, Ethno-linguistic Identity and Narratives of Disappearance by ANDREW GOW; “Liegst dem Erdteil Du inmitten, einem starken Herzen gleich”: How Central and/or European is Austria?s Cultural Identity? by CORNELIA SZABÓ–KNOTIK; Budapest’s Statue Park and House of Terror by KAREN VIRAG

Volume 5

Special Issue: War Crimes

Introduction by SRDJA PAVLOVIC; War Criminality: A Blank Spot in the Collective Memory of the Ukrainian Diaspora by JOHN PAUL HIMKA; Reconsidering Bosnia-Herzegovina by JAMES J. SADKOVICH; Reckoning: The 1991 Siege of Dubrovnik and the Consequences of the ‘War for Peace’ by SRDJA PAVLOVIC; Rape and Other War Crimes in Chechnya. Is There a Role for the International Criminal Court? by W. ANDY KNIGHT & TANYA NAROZHNA; Reflections on War by LISE HOGAN & WILLIAM ANSELMI

Volume 4

Issue 4.3-4, December 2004

The Texture of the Retina: Intertwining Patterns of Perception in the City. On Andrei Bely’s Petersburg und Ingo Schulze’s 33 Moments of Happiness by KATALIN TELLER; The Dobrivliany Affair of 1886: A Nodal Approach to Consciousness Formation by ANDRIY ZAYARNYUK; Through Networks and Ordeal Narratives Or: Making Meaning of One’s Displacement. Recent Labour Migration from Western Ukraine by NATALYA SHOSTAK; Reconceptualizing Networks and Return Migration: Constructing Identities, Negotiating the Ethnos and Mapping Diasporas – Theoretical Challenges Regarding Empirical Contributions (in the Greek-American case) by ANASTASIA CHRISTOU

Issue 2, August 2004 (Bazaar)

Including: Of Networks, Submerged Histories and the New (Central) Europe by THE EDITORS; Nomadic Trails in the Unfolding of the Self by MARIA TAMBOUKOU; Meeting Through Time and Space: The Kirschner Letters, 1925 – 1973 by JULIET KERSHAW & KAREN VIRAG

Issue 1, April 2004

Including: Identity is a Joking Matter: Intergroup Humor in Bosnia by SRDJAN VUCETIC; Place-Names and Objectivity in Historiography: The Case of Silesia in the 19th and 20th Centuries by TOMASZ KAMUSELLA; The Universe of Master Composers – Strategies of Networking and Gendering in Ringstrassenzeit Vienna’s/Western Music Life by CORNELIA SZABÓ-KNOTIK; Technoculture: Subjectivity in the Net of Music by VESNA MIKIC; “I feel that I belong to you”: Subculture, Die Freundin and Lesbian Identities in Weimar Germany by ANGELES ESPINACO-VIRSEDA

Volume 3

Issue 4, December 2003 (Bazaar)

Including: Making and Remaking Sarajevo's Image by ELENA DELL’AGNESE; Poland’s Minorities in the Transition from Soviet-Dominated Ethnic Nation-State to Democratic Civic Nation-State by TOMASZ KAMUSELLA; Balkan Art in Europe: New Exhibits of an Old Landscape by SRDJA PAVLOVIC

Issue 3, August 2003

Including: Living in the Shadow of the Bridge. Ivo Andric's 'The Bridge on the Drina' and Western Imaginings of Bosnia by MARINA ANTIC; Re-Creation of Self. Narratives of Immigrant Women from Ex-Yugoslavia living in Western Canada by EDIT PETROVIC; Vojvodina's National Minorities. Current Realities and Future Prospects by VASSILIS PETSINIS

Issue 1-2, April 2003

Including;Variations on Vienna/Habsburg Stereotypes in Transitory Spaces. A Short Photo Essay by THE EDITORS; Slashing Postcolonial Studies, or: Why this Debate Still Bothers Me by MARKUS REISENLEITNER; A Growing Concern. Germany’s eastern Borders Under Scrutiny by SUSAN INGRAM; Making Use of Stereotypes: Latvia and Texas by DAINA JURIKA.

Volume 2

Issue 3-4, December 2002

Including;To Whom Does a Poet Belong? The Reburial of Vasyl' Stus (1989) as a Ritual of Cultural Appropriation by NATALIA SHOSTAK; The Politics of Foreign Aid: U.S. Assistance for Reform in Ukraine and Poland by TANYA NAROZHNA; An "Other" of One's Own: Pre-WWI South Slavic Academic Discourses on the 'zadruga 'by NATASCHA VITTORELLI; Concerns of the Periphery / Peripheral Concerns: Tempting Territories of the Balkans by URSULA REBER

Issue 2, August 2002 (Bazaar)

Including; transforming Modernity. Austrian Culture goes global by SUSAN INGRAM; Central European Culture in Search for a Theory, or: the Lure of “Post/colonial Studies” by MARKUS REISENLEITNER; European Identities. Constructs and Conflicts. Workshop Report by ALEXANDRA VASAK.

Issue 1, April 2002

Including; Of Boundaries and Revolving Doors: Some Thoughts on Europe, Balkan Cinema and Identity by KAREN VIRAG; Word Made Flesh: Czech Women’s Writing from Communism to Post-Communism by MADELAINE HRON; Changes in the Social Function of Literature in Serbia, 1988-2000 by MIHAJLO PANTIC; Text, Context and Sex: Gender Construction and Religious Identity in Robert Musil’s Unions by RAMONA R.W. KIRSCH.

Volume 1

Issue 4, December 2001 (Bazaar)

Including: The Brutal Legitimacy Of Terror by THE EDITORS; The Mountain Wreath: Poetry or a Blueprint for the Final Solution? by SRDJA PAVLOVIC; New Kids on the (Modern European History) Block: "Women, Gender and the Extreme Right in Europe 1919-1945," An International Conference held at Cardiff University, 4-6 July 2001 by SUSAN INGRAM; Old Myths, New Rites? Notes on the International Conference "Nationalist Myths and Pluralist Realities in Central Europe" at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, October 26-27, 2001 by ANDRIY ZAYARNYUK and SRDJA PAVLOVIC; Reluctance, Modernity’s Curse: A Review of Ales Debeljak’s "Reluctant Modernity: The Institution of Art and its Historical Forms" MARKUS REISENLEITNER and SUSAN INGRAM

Issue 3, October 2001

Including: Schnitzler as a Space of Central European Cultural Identity: David Hare’s The Blue Room and Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut by SUSAN INGRAM; Literary History in Canada: The Nation and Identity Formation by E.D. BLODGETT; Kosovo Myths: Karadzic, Njegos, and the Transformation of Serb Memory by ALEXANDER GREENAWALT;The Role of Dositej Obradovic in the Construction of Serbian Identities During the 19th Century by WLADIMIR FISCHER;The Croatian Diaspora in North America: Identity, Ethnic Solidarity and the Formation of a “Transnational National Community” by IVANA DURIC.

Issue 2, June 2001 (Bazaar)

Including: Resignifying Space and Time in Hungarian Historical Memory. A Discussion of Public Celebrations and Reburial Practices by CATHERINE HOREL; Three Poems by KEN SMITH; Blue Danube and Global Capitalism. Notes on "Varieties of National Experience" by Ales Debeljakby WlLADIMIR FISCHER; Imagining Modern Vienna. Two Recent Exhibitions by SUSAN INGRAM and MARKUS REISENLEITNER.

Issue 1, February 2001

Including: Tradition, Cultural Boundaries and the Construction of Spaces of Identity by MARKUS REISENLEITNER; At the Frontiers of Central Europe: Ukrainian Galicia at the Turn of the Millennium by ANDRIY ZAYARNYUK; The Threshold of Europe: Imagining Yugoslavia on Film by NEVENA DAKOVIC; Mirror, Mirror on the Wall. Prophecies, Horoscopes and the Politics of Paranormal in Serbia by SRDJA PAVLOVIC; Varieties of National Experience: Resistance and Accommodation in Contemporary Slovenian Identity by ALES DEBELJAK.