Opening Remarks
Disciplinary Boundaries in Question: Balkan Studies in a Globalizing World
(Karl Kaser, Graz)

• Edin Hajdarpasic (Chicago): Balkan Policy Ghosts: Studying Southeastern Europe in the United States since the 1990s
• Wladimir Fischer (Vienna): From „Balkanologie“ to „Balkan-Kompetenzen“: Major Topics in „Western“ Academic Representation of the Balkans

• Rositza Gradeva (Sofia): Ottoman Rule in Bulgarian Historiography
• Christian Marchetti (Tübingen): 19th-century Austrian Ethnography’s Discovery of the Proximate Other and its Legacy Today

• Zrinka Blazevic (Zagreb): Globalizing Balkans: Balkan Studies as Transnational/Translational Paradigm
• Maximilian Hartmuth (Istanbul): Image-ing Balkans History: Non-Creative Others, Attention Deficits, and Art as a Problem

• Peter Mario Kreuter (Regensburg): Slightly Nonsense. Or: Is There an Impact of (More or Less) Scientific Balkan Studies in the Public (Non-Academic) Sphere?
• Tatjana Markovic (Graz, Belgrade): Balkan Studies and Music Historiography: (Self)Representation Between Nationalist Myths and uropeanisation

Weitere Informationen:
http://hsozkult.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/termine/id=11120