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Zeit im Spiegel
Das Jahrhundert der Osteuropaforschung

Reflection of the time
The century of east european research
Editorial
Sisyphosarbeit
Karl Schlögel
Den Verhältnissen auf der Spur
Das Jahrhundert deutscher Osteuropaforschung
Keeping up with conditions
The century of German east European studies
Ulrich Schmid
Ende und Neubeginn der Philologie
Perspektiven für die Slavistik
Finale and fresh start for philology
Prospects for literary Slavonic studies
Stefan Troebst
Sonderweg zur Geschichtsregion
Die Teildisziplin Osteuropäische Geschichte
The Sonderweg to a historical meso-region
The subdiscipline of east European history
Debatte / debate
Streit der Fakultäten
Area Studies und Fachdisziplinen
Conflict of Faculties
Area studies and disciplines during globalisation
Karl Pinggéra
Ein Jahrhundert Ostkirchenkunde
Aufstieg und Niedergang einer Disziplin
A century of eastern church studies
The rise and fall of a theological discipline
Margareta Mommsen
Paradigmenwechsel
60 Jahre politikwissenschaftliche Osteuropaforschung
Paradigm shift
60 years of political science in east European studies
Rita Süssmuth
"Von Polen können wir lernen"
Wissenschaft und Politik als Beruf
"We can learn from Poland"
Science and politics as vocation
Anke Hilbrenner
Die doppelte Nische
Historiographie der Juden Osteuropas in Deutschland
The double niche
The historiography of east European jews in Germany
Caroline von Gall
Alles, was Recht ist
Vergangenheit und Zukunft der rechtswissenschaftlichen Osteuropaforschung
Everything that’s law
Past and future of jurisprudence in east European studies
Angelika Nußberger
Symbol des europäischen Wertesystems
Angelika Nußberger über den EGRM
A symbol of the European value system
Angelika Nussberger on the European court of human rights
Susanne Marten-Finnis
Atavistische Rituale als Boten der Moderne
100 Jahre Le Sacre du Printemps
Atavistic rituals as messengers of modernism
100 years of "The rite of spring"
Dietrich Beyrau
Angst und Neugier
Die Sowjetunion in der historischen Forschung der Bundesrepublik während des Kalten Krieges
Fear and curiosity
The USSR in historical research in Germany during the Cold War
Hans-Dietrich Schultz
Noch Europa oder schon "Halb-Asien"?
Die deutsche Länderkunde und Europas Osten
Still Europe or already "Part-Asia"?
German regional geography and the European East
Jan Kusber
Die Kontinuität der Fremdheit
Russland als das "Andere"
The continuity of foreignness
Russia as the "other" in historical perspective
Manfred Huterer
Strategie ist möglich
Diplomat Huterer über Deutschlands Ostpolitik
Strategy is possible
The diplomat Huterer on German policy toward the East
Timm Beichelt
Verkannte Parallelen
Transformationsforschung und Europastudien
Unrecognized parallels
Transformation research and European studies
Anne Hartmann
Im Getümmel
Unfrisierte Stimmen aus der universitären Praxis
Otto Hoetzsch
Denkschrift zwecks Gründung einer Deutschen Gesellschaft zum Studium Russlands


 

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