Urban History and the Construction of Social Difference
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Archiv für Juni 2015
Civil Society from the Underground: The Alternative Antifa Network in the GDR
In the 1980s, the „red border town,“ as Potsdam was called then, was a center of the East German left-wing punk and skinhead movement; as a countermovement it soon became a location for right-wing extremist violence and counter-violence. To confront r…
From Urban as Site to Urban as Place: Reflections on (Almost) a Half-Century of U.S. Urban History
Quelle: http://juh.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/41/4/560?rss=1
From Praise to Condemnation: Ottoman Revivalism and the Production of Space in Early Republican Ankara
This article observes how architectural practice and symbolic appropriations interconnectedly produced space in 1920s’ Ankara, the new capital of the new Republic of Turkey. The once magnificent and powerful Istanbul, capital of the Ottoman Empi…
RIGHTIST RITUAL, MEMORY AND IDENTITY COMMEMORATION IN LATE IMPERIAL RUSSIA
10.1080/09546545.2015.1037106<br/>George Gilbert
IN THE ‘MOST UNCOMPROMISING RUSSIAN STYLE’: THE RUSSIAN REPERTOIRE AT THE METROPOLITAN OPERA, 1910–47
10.1080/09546545.2015.1037105<br/>Paul du Quenoy
JEH volume 75 issue 2 Cover and Front matter
Miscellaneous The Journal of Economic History, Volume 75 Issue 02, pp f1-f5Abstract
JEH volume 75 issue 2 Cover and Back matter
Miscellaneous The Journal of Economic History, Volume 75 Issue 02, pp b1-b1Abstract
What Do States Do? Politics and Economic History
Research Articles Philip T. Hoffman, The Journal of Economic History, Volume 75 Issue 02, pp 303-332Abstract
