Dergiler / Journal of Balkan and Black Sea Studies

Journal of Balkan and Black Sea Studies is a peer reviewed journal and all submissions are evaluated through a double-review process. The journal started in 2018 and the first issue was published in December 2018. Two issues per year are published (June and December). The next issue will be published in December 2023. Indexes and Platforms: Index Copernicus, ISI, DRJI , ASOS, EuroPub Publishing Company http://europub.co.uk/ Cite Factor, H-Soz-Kult, H-Net, WorldCat, ResearchGate, WZB, academia.edu

2021 · Sayı: 6

MakaleYazarSayfa
Introduction to the Special Issue: Powershifts, Practices and Memories of Violence in the BalkansNathalie CLAYER13–18
‘Justice’ or an Orchestrated Trial? The Lifeworld of Ferhad Bey Draga, the Lawsuit against Him, and the Local Communities in Mitrovica in the late 1920sJovo MİLADİNOVİĆ19–50
“Un centro d’intrighi”: The Tainted Collaboration of the Axis Powers in the Borderlands of “Greater Albania”Franziska Anna ZAUGG51–73
Political Violence in a Borderland. The Region of Kastoria under Italian Occupation (1941-1943)Paolo FONZİ75–99
The Yugoslav State Security Service and Physical Violence in Socialist KosovoIsabel STROEHLE101–130
The Rediscovery of the Serbian Great War Veterans in Socialist Yugoslavia (1970-1989). The Case of Momčilo Gavrić, the Boy SoldierDanilo ŠARENAC131–154
Bulgaria’s Secret Empire: An Ultimatum to North MacedoniaTomasz KAMUSELLA155–212
The Problems of Studying Ottoman Heritage in SerbiaMiloš TODOROVİĆ213–237
Kosovo: From the Ottoman Empire through Yugoslavia to independenceSylë UKSHİNİ239–286
Review of E.İhsanoğlu's book "The House of Sciences: The First Modern University in the Muslim World", Oxford University Press, 2019,Tuncay ZORLU287–290