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Boundaries and Borders in the Post-Yugoslav Space

Boundaries and Borders in the Post-Yugoslav Space

A European Experience

Edited by

Nenad Stefanov

Srdjan Radovi

ISBN 9783110712322

e-ISBN (PDF) 9783110712766

e-ISBN (EPUB) 9783110712827

Bibliographic information published by the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek

The Deutsche Nationalbibliothek lists this publication in the Deutsche Nationalbibliografie; detailed bibliographic data are available on the Internet at http://dnb.dnb.de.

2021 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

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Contents

1. Acknowledgements
2. (Ex) Yugoslav and (South-East) European borders
   1. Nenad Stefanov, Srdjan Radovi B/ordering the (post-) Yugoslav space: A European experience
      1. The imagination of borders in the Balkans. Inside and outside
      2. Specifics of the formation of borders and boundaries in modernity in the Balkans
      3. Borders and everyday life
      4. Borders as a medium of ethnicization of society: From demos to ethnos
      5. Maps: The visualization of the ethnicization of society
      6. Entanglements as an approach to discuss b/ordering practices
      7. A European experience
   2. Milivoj Belin Faded scratches in marble: Federal b/ordering of socialist Yugoslavia
      1. Establishing a federative Yugoslavia during World War II
      2. Centralist paradigm and its deconstruction
      3. Reform of the federation: Substantive decentralization
      4. Drawing lines, limits, and delimiting territory
   3. Dana Dolghin Human rights: A b/ordering narrative in Central and Eastern Europe
      1. Introduction
      2. Human rights and Europe
      3. Remembering Cold War refugees
      4. Human rights memorials
      5. Conclusion
3. Making and mapping borders
   1. Marko Zajc Borders as reused objects: The case of Slovenia
      1. Lines, materiality, and time
      2. A section created as a border between entities with various statuses within the Habsburg Monarchy: From Trdinov vrh/Sveta Gera in the North to the river Kolpa in the South
      3. A section created as a border between the Kingdom of Italy and the Kingdom of SHS (the 1920 Treaty of Rapallo)
      4. An example of a section created from the cadastral municipality borders at the border river between two Yugoslav republics: The Slovenian-Croatian border at the river Mura between Hotiza (Slovenia) and Mursko Sredie (Croatia)
      5. Conclusion
   2. Peter Mika, Matija Zorn Boundary stones: Standing witnesses of World War II borders in present-day Slovenia
      1. Introduction
      2. World War II borders in present-day Slovenia
      3. The German-Italian border in the Alps
      4. The German-NDH Border in the Pannonian (low)hills
      5. Conclusions
   3. Vedran Duani Mapping the uncertain: Difficulties with establishing the ethnic borders in interwar Yugoslavia
      1. Introduction
      2. Redrawing the map of Europe
      3. Categories, scales, and units
      4. The horse, train, and office
   4. Srdjan Radovi Mapping ethno-politics: Borders and cartographic representation in post-Yugoslav (virtual) space
      1. The anthropology of maps as representations
      2. Mapmaking and b/ordering ethnicity
      3. Mapping ethnicity in the digital space
      4. Imagined spaces and borders
4. Living and overcoming borders
   1. Petar Todorov Production of territoriality in the Balkans: The border and the Monastery St. Naum
      1. Production of space and territoriality in the Ottoman period
      2. Remodeling territoriality
      3. Living with the border: Life continues
      4. The border and the monastery today: Between old practices and cooperation
      5. Conclusion: Looking into the future
   2. Kaja irok Imagining the borders of a nation: Narratives of remembrance in the Northern Adriatic area
      1. The narrative of division
      2. The narrative of redemption and loss
      3. The narrative of heroes and victims
   3. Tatjana Sekuli Reshaping the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina, from the Yugoslav Wars to the European integration
      1. Introduction
      2. Yugoslav Wars 19911999 and the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina
      3. Constituting state and society the day after the devastation
      4. Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina between ethnicization and Europeanization
      5. Borderscapes, protests and the EU integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina
5. Writing and sensing borders
   1. Katharina Tyran On word boundaries and blank spaces: Perceptions of orthography and writing reforms in the post-Serbo-Croatian language sphere
      1. Introduction
      2. Notions on orthography
      3. Neu, or ne u, that is the question
      4. Conclusion
   2. Stefan Detchev Food, borders, and interactions in South-East Europe (1830s1870s)
      1. Istanbul cuisine borders, migrations, and interactions
      2. Middle East Ottoman border
      3. Ottoman cooking alafranga
      4. Northern Hellenism and Greek culinary practices in the Ottoman context
      5. Culinary interactions of Wallachia and Moldova
      6. Interactions with the cuisines of Hungary, Transylvania and Banat
      7. Serbian cooking double door to Central Europe and the Ottomans
      8. Crossed foodways in Bosnia
      9. Conclusion
   3. Rua Fotiadis Crossing culinary borders, blurring social boundaries: Balkan Grills in West Berlin
      1. Appetising titbits
      2. Little Berlin in the Dalmatian hinterland
      3. Between Gastarbeiter and Gastgeber
      4. Balkan cuisine in West Berlin
      5. Minced meat rolls as an apple of discord
6. Notes on contributors
7. Index

Acknowledgements

This volume represents a result from an ongoing research of border issues undertaken at the Interdisciplinary Center of the Humboldt Universitt zu Berlin Border Crossings Crossing Borders. Berlin Center for Transnational Border Research. We would like to thank the Center for its material support both for the publication of this volume and for facilitating the conference that preceded it. The idea for this volume goes back to the research stay of Dr. Srdjan Radovi (Institute of Ethnography SASA) at the Institute of Slavic and Hungarian Studies of the Humboldt Universitt zu Berlin funded by the DFG, and a conference organized by the editors in November 2019 entitled Borders and Spaces in South-East Europe Historical and Contemporary Imaginations and Practices of B/ordering, hosted by the Border Crossings Crossing Borders Center. The whole process would have been unthinkable without the constant support in all organizational matters by Julian Sandhagen.

Academically, the volume also profited from the discussions with the participants at the conference and particularly from the inspiring keynote by Prof. Sarah Green at the opening. We would also like to thank our colleagues Prof. Regina Rmhild, Prof. Dobrinka Parusheva, Prof. Christian Voss and Prof. Hannes Grandits for their suggestions during the conference and beyond. In particular, we would like to single out Prof. Wolfgang Hpken and Prof. Tvrtko Jakovina for their numerous valuable stimulating advice and inputs. Naturally, the contributors to this volume and their innovative and inspiring papers represent the scholarly backbone of this volume.

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