Studies in the Global History of Central and Eastern Europe
Commissioning editor: Andrea Talabér
Series editors: Anca Cretu and Jill Massino
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Photo credit: Jill Massino
This series will showcase novel and cutting-edge research that explores the history of Central and Eastern Europe through a transnational and global lens. We are interested in projects that are empirically rich, conceptually innovative, and straddle disciplines. The series editors will solicit submissions that shed historical light on a range of topics, including international interventions and associations (e.g. topics related to international organizations such as the League of Nations, the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and Non-Aligned Movement) empires and imperial legacies (e.g. Habsburg Empire, Russian Empire, Ottoman Empire, German Empire), cross-border mobilities (e.g. forced and voluntary migration; worker and student exchange programs), transnational diffusions of ideas and cultural practices (cultural exchanges and conferences).
Keywords: global; transnational; empires; international organizations; mobility; early modern; modern; Cold War
Geographical Scope: Central and Eastern Europe
Chronological Scope: early modern, modern history, contemporary (post-Cold War) history
Advisory Board
Theodora Dragostinova, Ohio State University
Rok Stergar, University of Ljubljana
Claire Morelon, University of Manchester
Malgorzata Fidelis, University of Illinois Chicago
Bogdan Iacob, Institute of History, Romanian Academy of Sciences
Marta Grzechnik, Institute of Scandinavian and Finnish Studies, University of Gdańsk