Editorial
Urban Life – Urban Culture
Thomas Hengartner, Hamburg “Exploring the City”. Ways and Concepts of (Western) Urban Anthropology
Keith Brown, Providence (Rhode Island) The Knowable City: Interpretation, Social Science, Activism
Alexander Maxwell, Reno (Nevada) Budapest and Thessaloniki as Slavic Cities (1800–1914): Urban Infrastructures, National Organizations and Ethnic Territories
Dubravka Stojanović, Belgrade Rural Against Urban: Anti-Urban Discourse and Ideology in Early Twentieth Century Serbia
Petko Hristov, Sofia Places to Exchange Cultural Patterns: The Market and the “Piazza for Hired Labor” in Sofia
Ulf Brunnbauer, Berlin “The Town of the Youth”. Dimitrovgrad and Bulgarian Socialism
Daniela Koleva, Sofia Rural-Urban Migration in the Normal Biography
Miloš Matić, Belgrade Urban Economics in a Rural Manner. Family Economizing in Some Socialist Serbian Cities
Stef Jansen, Manchester (UK) Who’s Afraid of White Socks? Towards a Critical Understanding of Post-Yugoslav Urban Self-Perceptions
Evgenia Krăsteva-Blagoeva, Sofia Country House Ownership: a Rural-Urban Phenomenon in Bulgaria
Gen Fujii, London Ruins, Decay and New Constructions: Materializing Family in Postsocialist Housing in Gjirokastër, Southern Albania
Ivaylo Ditchev, Sofia Cities on Borders: the Stronghold Complex
Robert M. Hayden, Pittsburgh Religious Structures and Political Dominance in Belgrade
Miroslava Malešević, Belgrade The Introduction of Religion to State Schools in Serbia and “Orthodox(is)ing” the Identity of Serbian Youth
Mateja Sedmak, Koper Social Inclusion/Exclusion of Immigrant Groups in Urban Slovenia. The Case of Istria
Cerasela Voiculescu, Bucharest Production and Consumption of Folk-Pop Music in Postsocialist Romania: Discourse and Practice
Igor Duda, Zagreb Escaping the City: Leisure Travel in Croatia in the 1950s and 1960s
Peter Stanković, Ljubljana Soccer and Nationalism in Slovenia
Ágnes Rajacic, Canterbury Private Morals versus European Politics. The Mobilisation of National Myths from Hungary’s Millennium (2000) to EU Integration (2004)
Alenka Švab, Ljubljana Public Homophobia and the Privatisation of Homosexuality. Everyday Lives of Gay and Lesbian Couples in Slovenia
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