Vol. 54 No. 3 (2025): Dediščina večkulturnih območij / Heritage of Multicultural Areas
Volume Editors: Anja Moric and Marjeta Pisk
The present volume of Traditiones is dedicated to the complex and multilayered nature of heritage in multicultural areas, which is never merely a neutral legacy from the past. Rather, it is an active and dynamic arena of cultural politics, identity negotiation, and memory work. In areas marked by complex histories of migration, conquest, political reconfiguration, and economic transformation, the heritage landscape is often fragmented, overlapping, and contested. The very question “whose heritage?” points to the competing claims and the social processes through which the past is interpreted in the present. In past decades, it has been increasingly recognised that heritage is not simply inherited but produced and re-produced, often as part of wider, especially identity-making projects. Contributions in this issue explore these dynamics through various case studies where 20th-century political changes profoundly altered the composition and self-understanding of communities.
Published:
03.12.2025
