New Perspectives On Central And Eastern European Studies Books

Delve into the rich tapestry of Central and Eastern European history and culture with this insightful series. Uncover new perspectives on pivotal events, social dynamics, and artistic movements shaping the region.

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New Perspectives On Central And Eastern European Studies Series in Order:

  1. The Sovietization of National Art: Adaptation and Resistance in the Baltic States and Belarus, 1944–1956 (2023)
  2. Between Marx and Muhammad: The Soviet Encounter with the Muslim World (2023)
  3. Decolonizing Heritage in Southeast Europe: Materiality, Identity, and Politics (2023)
  4. The Habsburg Empire and the Balkans, 1775–1914 (2024)
  5. Beyond the Nation: Rethinking the History of the Habsburg Lands (2024)
  6. Borderland Spaces: Mobilities, Disconnections, and Permeations in East Central Europe (2024)
  7. Europe’s Nuclear Disunion: Transnational Activism, Nuclear Energy, and European Integration (2024)