Announcements

• Forthcoming Issues

  20.11.2024

  In the year 2025, we are preparing the following thematic issues:

  • 2025, 54 (1): Dediščina na obrobju? Srednje- in vzhodnoevropske perspektive / Heritage on the Margins? Central and Eastern European Perspectives
  • 2025, 54 (2): Dediščina večkulturnih območij / Heritage of Multicultural Regions
  • 2025, 54 (3): Habsburške živali / Habsburg Animals

  For more information about these issues, please refer to their announcements accessible through the links provided under the individual titles.

  Journal editors also encourage the submission of research articles on topics outside thematic issues.

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• Habsburške živali / Habsburg Animals – Traditiones 54 (3), 2025

  20.11.2024

  We are delighted to announce a special themed issue dedicated to human-animal relations within the Habsburg Empire. This collection of articles will build on the recent Habsburg Animals Conference (Ljubljana, 2-3 October 2024) and delve into the intricate and multifaceted interactions between humans and animals throughout the long nineteenth century.

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• Dediščina večkulturnih območij / Heritage of Multicultural Regions – Traditiones 54 (2), 2025

  08.07.2024

  This thematic issue is dedicated to the role and understanding of cultural heritage and heritagisation in border regions or multicultural regions where different cultures and languages traditionally coexist(ed).

  The deadline for submissions is 15 December 2024.
  

  Guest editors: Anja Moric and Marjeta Pisk

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• Dediščina na obrobju? Srednje- in vzhodnoevropske perspektive / Heritage on the Margins? Central and Eastern European Perspectives – Traditiones 54 (1), 2024

  26.06.2023

  The history of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has been characterized by the violent changing of borders and routes ever since WW1 and WW2. Post-war events continue to shape everyday local realities, state formations, and displacement of communities. (Self)imposed views on centrality and/or marginality of the region come strongly to the fore when considering these developments, producing inherent diversity.

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