Miroslav Jovanovic Boeken

Gender studies are undoubtedly one of the fastest growing domains of contemporary cultural and social research. Ignited by early feminist thought, contextualized and given argument by anthropological insights into the logic of the cultural construction of gender roles and relations, theorized and radicalized by consecutive waves of feminism, the study of gender relations now inspires reflection and debate in the majority of social sciences and humanities. This book bears witness to the multi-disciplinary character of contemporary reflection on the topic of gender. The approaches of social history, historical anthropology, oral history, anthropology and ethnology, sociology, history of literature, political science and pedagogy, all work together to provide an overview of various aspects of gender relations in South Eastern Europe in the 19th and 20th century. The volume comprises 20 contributions on various facets of gender relations in the region, written by the most profiled authors in this field like Andrea Petö, Kristina Popova, Radina Vuceti'c, Ana Stoli'c or Krassimira Daskalova.

Focusing on the intersection of evolutionary economics and economic geography, this book offers a comprehensive analysis of the European Union. Jovanovic explores a critical and timely subject, presenting complex ideas in an accessible manner, making it suitable for both scholars and general readers interested in the dynamics of economic development within the EU.

Focusing on the comprehensive analysis of economic integration within the European Union, the book explores the historical origins and development of European integration. It delves into key policy areas, providing in-depth discussions that highlight the complexities and nuances of the EU's economic framework. Through this examination, the author sheds light on the interplay between various policies and their impact on member states, making it a significant resource for understanding the dynamics of the EU's economic landscape.

The present volume binds together papers presented at the International Colloquium on Historical Anthropology held at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade 1 - 2. 10. 1996. The Colloquium offered to researchers coming from different scientific communities (Austrian and Serbian) and disciplines (historical anthropology, social history and social anthropology) an opportunity to exchange ideas and opinions in direct dialogue.