Editorial
State of the discipline
Nicolae Constantinescu, Bucharest Anthropological Perspectives in Romanian Folklore Studies
Ethnicity and nation
Ivan Čolović, Belgrade Le peuple serbe comme dramatis persona dans la narration politique
Saša Nedeljković, Belgrade The National Identity of Students in Post-Communist Serbia
Evgenija Ivanova, Sofia The Rhodope Mountains as a Road and a Border
François Ruegg, Geneva Redefining a Multicultural Romania Between Submission to the European Union and Exaltation of National Specificity
Religion
Galia Valtchinova, Sofia Communisme ‹orthodoxe› et changement religieux: leçons du terrain bulgare
Péter Krasztev, Szabina Kerényi, Budapest Spirit Awakening at Sunrise. Petăr Dănov and the White Brotherhood: Attempting Interpretation
Feasts, Holidays and Politics
Ženja G. Pimpireva, Sofia The Village Fair (săbor) as a Socialist Holiday
Vesna Vučinić Nesković, Belgrade Public Burning of Yule Logs in the Bay of Kotor, Montenegro
Ivanka Petrova, Sofia Betriebsfeste in Bulgarien heute. Eine ethnologische Analyse
Changing Social, Family, and Gender Relations
Iva Filipova-Kjurkčieva, Sofia Kinship and Solidarity Among the Bulgarian Muslims of the Teteven Region
Ana Luleva, Sofia Gender Images in the Bulgarian Village in the 20th Century: Between Tradition and Modernity
Elka Minčeva, Sofia "Wedding Without a Marriage"
Meglena I. Zlatkova, Plovdiv Changes in Urban Neighbourhoods in Present Day Bulgaria
Changing Foodways
Božidar Jezernik, Ljubljana Where Paradise Was But a Sip of Hellish Brew Away. A Story of Coffee in the Balkans
Evgenija Krăsteva-Blagoeva, Sofia The Bulgarians and McDonald's: Anthropological Aspects
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