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Martin Müller Making Great Power Identities in Russia This book examines how the discourse of a strong Russia makes geopolitical subjects at a Moscow elite university. In so doing, it provides an inside perspective on the education of the future Russian elites and thus, possibly, on the future directions of Russian foreign policy. Through the prism of poststructuralist discourse theory this study tries to think the production of geopolitical identities, applying the work of theorists like Foucault and Laclau and Mouffe. It finds that what is at the heart of Russian great power identities is a constitutive lack that makes for a fundamental ambiguity: articulations of a strong Russia are always intertwined with the imminent possibility of a weak Russia. An ethnographic discourse analysis of education at a Russian elite university vol. 4, 2009, 256 pp., 24,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-90010-4 *** Peter Dannenberg Cluster-Strukturen in landwirtschaftlichen Wertschöpfungsketten in Ostdeutschland und Polen Am Beispiel des Landkreises Elbe-Elster und des Powiats Pyrzyce Wirtschaftsgeographie, Bd. 43, 2007, 240 S., 29,90 €,br., ISBN 978-3-8258-0690-3 Johannes Winter Zwischen Hierarchie und Heterarchie Kompetenzveränderungen in Tochterbetrieben internationaler Automobilunternehmen am Standort Polen Polen zählt zu den wichtigsten Zielregionen für Direktinvestitionen der Automobilindustrie. Die dort ansässigen Tochterbetriebe ausländischer Hersteller und Zulieferer werden oft als verlängerte Werkbänke bezeichnet. Dies missachtet, dass viele Tochterbetriebe über hohe Wertschöpfungsanteile und Handlungsspielräume verfügen. Über eine empirisch basierte Unternehmenstypisierung werden Unterschiede im tochterbetrieblichen Kompetenzportfolio dargelegt. Auch zeigt sich, dass Tochterbetriebe ihr Kompetenzportfolio aktiv erweitern können und so zur Heterarchisierung der Konzernstrukturen beitragen. Wirtschaftsgeographie, Bd. 44, 2009, 240 S., 24,90 €,br., ISBN 978-3-8258-1792-3 Andreas Hofer; Klaus Semsroth; Bohdan Tscherkes Urbane Metamorphosen für die Krim Stadt- und Raumplanung/Urban and Spatial Planning, Bd. 1, 2005, 184 S., 14,90 €, br., ISBN 3-8258-9202-6 Susanne Karn Freiflächen- und Landschaftsplanung in der DDR Am Beispiel der Werke des Landschaftsarchitekten Walter Funcke (1907 – 87) Arbeiten zur sozialwissenschaftlich orientierten Freiraumplanung, Bd. 15, 2005, 336 S., 20,90 €, br., ISBN 3-8258-6039-6 Beachten Sie den Fachkatalog Geographie http://www.lit-verlag.de/kataloge Ethnologie / Anthropologie ETHNOLOGIE / ANTHROPOLOGIE Halle Studies in the Anthropology of Eurasia General Editors: Chris Hann, Thomas Hauschild, Richard Rottenburg and Burkhard Schnepel Florian Stammler Reindeer Nomads Meet the Market Culture, Property and Globalisation at the ‘End of the Land’ Yamal, translates as the ’end of the land’ in the language of its native Nenets population. The setting of this anthropological monograph, Yamal is home to the world’s largest domestic reindeer herds. The region also accounts for almost 90extraction of huge untapped deposits is now about to transform vast expanses of tundra pastures into an industrial landscape. This book gives a valuable insight into nomadic life in the context of post-Soviet transformation at the onset of gas extraction. Stammler meticulously analyses relations between reindeer nomads and their social, political and natural environments, as well as their engagement with the developing market economy. Their high level of social adaptability is combined with a sense of belonging to their animals and their land. This study makes an original and significant contribution to wider debates about nomadic pastoralism and to anthropological studies of trade, barter, property and territoriality. The book is also recommended to those with an interest in background information on the regions that fuel the global economy in the 21st century. vol. 6, 2. Aufl. 2009, 408 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-8046-0 Vlad Naumescu Modes of Religiosity in Eastern Christianity Religious Processes and Social Change in Ukraine vol. 15, 2008, 272 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-9908-0 Stéphanie Mahieu; Vlad Naumescu (Eds.) Churches In-between Greek Catholic Churches in Postsocialist Europe Eastern Rite Catholic Churches occupy an ambiguous position between two religious worlds and challenge the idea of a sharp religious and political dichotomy between Eastern and Western Europe. After decades of repression under socialism, the churches known popularly in Central Europe as Greek Catholic have successfully undertaken a process of revitalisation. This has been marked by competition with other churches, both over material properties and over people’s souls. How can a Greek Catholic “identity” be recreated? Can these churches provide a distinctive “product” for the new “religious marketplace”? By exploring such questions the contributors to this volume shed fresh light on the social and political shaping of religious phenomena in the era of postsocialism and also on more general issues of belief, practice, transmission and syncretism. vol. 16, 2009, 360 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-9910-3 Vintilă Mihăilescu; Ilia Iliev; Slobodan Naumovic (Eds.) Studying Peoples in the People’s Democracies II Socialist Era Anthropology in South-East Europe vol. 17, 2008, 472 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-9911-0 Krisztina Kehl-Bodrogi “Religion is not so strong here” Muslim Religious Life in Khorezm after Socialism vol. 18, 2008, 272 pp., 24,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-9909-7 Ingo W. Schröder; Asta Vonderau (Eds.) Changing Economies and Changing Identities in Postsocialist Eastern Europe This book addresses class formation and changes in personhood in contemporary Eastern Europe in the context of the spread of a market economy. The authors investigate processes of social closure, marginalization and elite formation, paying particular attention to their cultural expressions and to the legitimizing discourses of nationalist and neoliberal agendas. While individual and collective identities are inextricably linked with the consolidation of global capitalism, external blueprints are everywhere mediated through historically grounded experiences and local social relations. –14– Comprising studies from Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Russia, the volume explores practices, stories, and performances in everyday life worlds. The ethnographies show both individual and collective identities to be emergent projects, constrained by economic processes and state policies but ultimately created by people themselves as they pursue their interests and search for meaning. vol. 20, 2009, 256 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-1121-1 László Fosztó Ritual Revitalisation after Socialism Community, Personhood, and Conversion among Roma in a Transylvanian Village vol. 21, 2009, 248 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-10175-4 Irene Hilgers Why Do Uzbeks have to be Muslims? Exploring religiosity in the Ferghana Valley In this work the late Irene Hilgers analyses the revival of Islam in the public sphere in postsocialist Uzbekistan, with particular reference to its role in the construction of a new national identity. Data collected during fieldwork in 2003-4 are contextualized with reference to the history of the Kokand Khanate and the suppression of religion during the Soviet era. Hilgers analyses current state ideology and the official structures for controlling religion, but also the continued significance of ‘popular religion’, as expressed at shrines and in healing rituals, and the tensions associated with ‘Wahabi’ currents. The tight association between Uzbek identity and Islam is also illustrated through the problems encountered by converts to Christianity. Throughout the work the author deploys her rich ethnographic materials to shed fresh light on major debates concerning secularization and the nature of Soviet and post-Soviet ‘modernity’. vol. 22, 2009, 192 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-10176-1 Tommaso Trevisani Land and Power in Khorezm Farmers, Communities and the State in Uzbekistan’s Decollectivisation Process This first detailed “grass roots” account of Uzbekistan’s protracted decollectivisation process explores continuity and change in the relations between rural communities, agricultural producers and local state authorities in the cotton-growing region of Khorezm. Built up during the Soviet period, the cotton sector has maintained its importance for the state and for rural communities in the years after independence, although economic parameters and social conditions have worsened significantly. Uzbekistan’s agricultural reform path does not follow that of most postsocialist scenarios and continuity with the past remains strong. Despite seeming immobility, the local view on rural society presented in this book unveals an unexpectedly dynamic situation, characterised by shifts in patronage relations, struggles over legitimacy, transformations in family structure and community life. Poised between the state, their communities and an emerging stratum of absentee farm “sponsors”, the focus of Trevisani’s analysis is on the new farmers (“fermer”) and their struggles for a place in rural society. What emerges from decollectivisation is a complexely articulated new agrarian question: its new inequalities are rooted in the political economy of cotton. vol. 23, 2011, 280 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-90098-2 Lale Yalçın-Heckmann The Return of Private Property Rural Life after Agrarian Reform in the Republic of Azerbaijan What makes private property valuable, desirable, or workable? In this book, Lale Yalçın-Heckmann focuses on social and economic dimensions of private property after the agrarian reforms of 1996 in Azerbaijan. She looks at the kinds of land and cultivation strategies emerging in the decades after the fall of the Soviet Union and asks why rural households are often unwilling to cultivate the privatised land shares they have received for free, despite the threat and existence of rural poverty. Consideration is given to households that engage in cultivation and households that do not – including households of internally displaced persons who were formally excluded from privatisation but were nevertheless successful and eager cultivators. The author asks, how far does private property thrive on its own, without the support of lucrative markets or the implementation of state-sponsored economic policies? Through the lens of economic anthropology she chronicles the historical legacy of authoritarian state structures and the contemporary micro- and macro-economic struggles that mark a politics of property after socialism. vol. 24, 2011, 240 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-10629-2
Florian Mühlfried; Sergey Sokolovskiy (Eds.) NEU Exploring the Edge of Empire Soviet Era Anthropology in the Caucasus and Central Asia. Land and Power in Khorezm This collection explores theoretical and empirical developments in the anthropology of the Caucasus and Central Asia, originating in or shaped by the Soviet era. Special attention is paid to the creation of local and national schools as well as to the role of institutional and biographical dis/continuities. Within the academic field of anthropology in the Soviet republics, Russia-based research institutes and regional branches of the former Soviet Academy of Sciences played a special role. Explorations of this role and of the impact of ideology are pertinent to the controversial question as to whether the Soviet Union was essentially a colonial enterprise. The authors include leading anthropologists from the Caucasus and Central Asia, as well as regional specialists from the Russian Federation and western countries. Florian Mühlfried is an anthropologist working for the Caucasus Studies Program at the Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, Germany. Sergey Sokolovskiy is a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences and editor-in-chief of the journal Etnograficheskoe obozrenie. vol. 25, Autumn 2011, ca. 304 pp., ca. 29,90 €,pb., ISBN 978-3-643-11227-9 Jennifer R. Cash NEU Villages on Stage Folkore and Nationalism in the Republic of Moldova Villages on Stage examines the contribution of folklore and ethnography to the construction of national identity in post-Soviet Moldova through the development of a new genre of folkloric performance. By highlighting the contribution of villages to the creation of national culture and identity, the standards of authenticity for amateur folkloric ensembles generate an alternative discourse to the stateÆs official but contentious promotion of multiethnic policies. At once inclusive and exclusive of the countryÆs multiple ethnic groups, the goals, practices, and ideologies embodied in folkloric performance portray both the local dilemmas of postsocialist nation-building and the shared challenge for folklore and ethnography to participate in public debates about cultural diversity. Jennifer Cash is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology in Halle, Germany. vol. 26, Autumn 2011, ca. 288 pp., ca. 29,90 €,pb., ISBN 978-3-643-11226-2 Ethnologia Balkanica Journal for Southeast European Anthropology/Zeitschrift für die Anthropologie Südosteuropas/Journal d’anthropologie du sud-est européen Editor-in-chief: Prof. Klaus Roth, Co-editor: Dr. Ulf Brunnbauer Klaus Roth; Ulf Brunnbauer (Eds.) Urban Life and Culture in Southeastern Europe Anthropological and Historical Perspectives vol. 10, 2007, 368 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-9903-5 Klaus Roth; Ulf Brunnbauer (Eds.) Region, Regional Identity and Regionalism in Southeastern Europe Part 1 vol. 11, 2008, 304 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-1387-1 Klaus Roth; Ulf Brunnbauer (Eds.) Region, Regional Identity and Regionalism in Southeastern Europe Part 2 The contributions to this second volume focus equally on tangible and intangible dimensions of Southeast European regions. They represent the region both as a territorial unit and as a mental construct laden with symbolic meaning. The papers demonstrate that regions, be it the entire Balkan Peninsula or be it a small area somewhere in the mountains, can become palpable, visible, and audible. They can produce culture and they can, at the same time, be products of culture: regions can be constructs of those who inhabit them - or of spatial planning from “above”. In any case, both the physical and the symbolic regions are a very relevant issue in Southeast Europe, serving purposes of spatial, ethnic, religious or even professional identification, or of politically motivated border-drawing. vol. 12, 2009, 272 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-10107-5 Ethnologie / Anthropologie Klaus Roth; Robert Hayden (Eds.) Migration in, from, and to Southeastern Europe Part 1: Historical and Cultural Aspects Migrations have moulded Balkan societies. In the multiethnic empires migrations were very common, and in the modern era, economic reasons led millions of people to go abroad as overseas emigrants before World War I, as Gastarbeiter in the 1960s and 70s, or as economic migrants since 1990. In addition, many people had to leave their homes as political refugees or as victims of ethnic cleansing. But Balkan countries were and are also hosts to immigrants and refugees, and they have witnessed enormous rural-urban migrations. This volume, the first part of a selection of conference papers, focusses on historical and cultural aspects of migration in, from and to Southeastern Europe. vol. 13, 2010, 304 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-10895-1 Klaus Roth; Jutta Lauth Bacas (Eds.) Migration in, from, and to Southeastern Europe Part 2: Ways and Strategies of Migrating This volume is part two of a selection of articles on migration movements in, to, and from Southeast Europe. It aims at a better understanding of the complex migration processes which deeply affect Balkan societies, both presently and in the past. The articles presented here focus on the ways and strategies of migrants, on “irregular migration” in and to, as well as on “transit migration” through the region, while others deal with the effects of return migration on Balkan societies. They present empirical findings on migration which are of interest not only for experts on Southeast Europe and on migration processes in general, but also for those interested in European integration and in the consequences of EU migration policies. vol. 14, 2011, 312 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-10896-8 Studies on South East Europe edited by Univ.-Prof. Dr. Karl Kaser (Graz) Christian Promitzer; Klaus-Jürgen Hermanik; Eduard Staudinger (eds.) (Hidden) Minorities Language and Ethnic Identity between Central Europe and the Balkans vol. 5, 2009, 304 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-50096-0 Karin Taylor Let’s Twist Again: Youth and Leisure in Socialist Bulgaria vol. 6, 2006, 256 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 3-8258-9505-X Karl Kaser Patriarchy after Patriarchy Gender Relations in Turkey and in the Balkans, 1500 – 2000 Since the second half of the 1980s social movements, which questioned the legitimacy of the hitherto seemingly stable systems of Kemalist Turkey and socialist Balkans, won ground. Political Islam struck Turkey; in the Balkan socialist countries the dams broke, and parliamentary democracies replaced monolithic socialist regimes. These processes have not been gender neutral. Therefore the central question is-after the abolition of patriarchy and the official installation of gender equality, are patriarchy and female discrimination returning in the region through the backdoor, although in a modernized version? vol. 7, 2008, 328 pp., 34,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-1119-8 Margit Rohringer Der jugoslawische Film nach Tito Konstruktionen von kollektiven Identitäten Der jugoslawische Spielfilm nach Tito zeigt das augenscheinliche Bedürfnis, eine Revision der Geschichte seines Landes vorzunehmen, indem er auf vielfältige Weise die Vergangenheit und Gegenwart miteinander in Bezug setzt. Dieses Buch untersucht die Konstruktionen von kollektiven Identitäten im jugoslawischen Spielfilm wie Ethnie/Nation, Religion, Klasse, Geschlecht und Generation. Als Ergebnis lässt sich eine Diskontinuität der ethnischen/nationalen und religiösen Identitäten sowie der Klassenidentitäten erkennen, die sich auch zum Teil gegenseitig überlagern und manchmal sogar einander ersetzen. Die biopolitisch begründeten Identitäten wie Geschlecht und Generation hingegen bleiben weitgehend stabil. Letztere rangieren in der Hierarchie des Beziehungsgeflechts auch weiter oben. Bd. 8, 2008, 344 S., 29,90 €, br., ISBN 978-3-8258-1289-8 –15– Andreas Hemming; Gentiana Kera; Enriketa Pandelejmoni (Eds.) NEU Albania Family, Society and Culture in the 20th Century Bd. 9, Autumn 2011, ca. 304 S., ca. 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-50144-8 Sabine Rutar (Ed.) NEU Southeast Europe – Comparison, Entanglement, Transfer Contributions to European Social History of the 19th and 20th Centuries The purpose of this book is to show how current and future research on the social history of the Balkans can be integrated into a broader European framework. The contributors look at a range of methodological and empirical issues. The theme that links the various studies is that of the contrasting, yet at the same time entangled ideas of the Balkans as a “mental map” (Maria Todorova) and of Southeast Europe as an “historical region” (Holm Sundhaussen). vol. 10, Autumn 2011, ca. 536 pp., ca. 49,90 €,pb., ISBN 978-3-643-10658-2 Aleksandar R. Miletić NEU Journey under Surveillance The Overseas Emigration Policy of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes in Global Context, 1918 – 1928 The government restrictions on inter-state migration imposed as a result of the violence of WWI had a considerable impact around the world. This monograph explores the local Yugoslav particularities of these changes by examining the administrative development of its emigration offices. The book covers the official and unofficial policies, institutional and extrainstitutional frameworks, and is therefore able to address several related topics such as the state’s hidden minority policy and the widespread corruption and misconduct in the administration of emigration procedures. It also includes one chapter dedicated specifically to the issue of statefacilitated surveillance over female emigration. Bd. 11, Autumn 2011, ca. 184 S., ca. 19,90 €,pb., ISBN 978-3-643-50188-2 Karl Kaser NEU The Balkans And The Near East Introduction To A Shared History The Balkans and the Near East share millennia of a joint history, which stretches from the settling of the human being to the 20 th century. The task split between the various scholarly disciplines into the fields of Balkan studies and Near (Middle) East studies has resulted in dividing a shared history into various sub-histories. The aim of the monograph is to reunite these isolated histories. Therefore, this monograph opens up completely new historical perspectives. vol. 12, 2011, 416 pp., 29,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-643-50190-5 Freiburger Sozialanthropologische Studien / Freiburg Studies in Social Anthropology / Etudes d’Anthropologie Sociale de l’Université de Fribourg hrsg. von / edited by / edité par Christian Giordano (Universität Fribourg, Schweiz) in Verbindung mit/in cooperation with/avec la collaboration de Edouard Conte (Universität Bern), Mondher Kilani (Universität Lausanne), Véronique Pache Huber (Universität Fribourg, Schweiz) Klaus Roth (Universität München), François Rüegg (Universität Fribourg, Schweiz) Ivan Čolović Le Bordel des Guerriers Folklore, politique et guerre Bd. 9, 2005, 160 S., 19,90 €, br., ISBN 3-8258-8076-1 Matilde Callari Galli (Ed.) Contemporary Nomadisms Relations between Local Communities, Nation-states and Global Cultural Flows. Contributors: M. Callari Galli, Z. A. Franceschi, I.G. Pazzagli, B. Riccio, L. Urru vol. 12, 2007, 112 pp., 19,90 €, pb., ISBN 978-3-8258-9712-3
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