Center for Austrian Studies Working Papers

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The Center for Austrian Studies serves scholars who study the politics, society, economy, and culture of modern Austria and of Habsburg Central Europe. It encourages comparative studies involving Austria or the Habsburg lands and other European states. The working paper series seeks to stimulate discussion in the field and to provide a vehicle for circulating work in progress.

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The Expulsions of Ethnic Germans from East-Central Europe at the End of World War II
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 2010-04) Cohen, Gary B.
The “Lesser Traumatized”: Exile Narratives of Austrian Jews
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1999-11) Wimmer, Adi
"Germans" and "Austrians" in World War II: Military History and National Identity
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1999-09) Thaler, Peter
The Other Modern Dwelling: Josef Frank and Haus & Garten
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1999-01) Long, Christopher
Balkan Wedding Revisited: Multiple Messages of Filmed Nuptuals
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1998-10) Iordanova, Dina
Target Central Europe: American Intelligence Efforts Regarding Nazi and Early Postwar Austria
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1997-08) Beer, Siegfried
Ten Untaught Lessons about Central Europe: An Historical Perspective
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1996) Ingrao, Charles
Forensic Medicine in the Nineteenth-Century Habsburg Monarchy
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1996-06) Burg, Thomas N.
Central Europe and the Nationalist Paradigm
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1996-03) Arens, Katherine
Awakening Affinities between Past Enemies: Reciprocal Perceptions of Italians and Austrians
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1995-09) Berghold, Josef
To Pray Again as a Catholic: The Renewal of Catholicism in Western Ukraine
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1991-10) Hryniuk, Stella
The Scientific Community of Chemists and Physics in the Nineteenth-Century Habsburg Monarchy
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1995-07) Kernbauer, Alois
The Restoration of Austrian Universities after World War II
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1995-07) Fleck, Christian
Sexualized Subjects: Medical Discourses on Sexuality in German-Speaking Countries in the Late Eighteenth and the Nineteenth Centuries
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1995-07) Eder, Franz X.
Socialist Culture and Architecture in Twentieth-Century Vienna
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1994-12) Blümel, Manfred
Conservative Social Politics in Austria, 1880-1890
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1994-07) Grandner, Margarete
Modernization and Political Elites in the Balkans, 1870-1914
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1994-06) Mishkova, Diana
"The Economic Lag of Central and Eastern Europe: Evidence from the Late Nineteenth-Century Habsburg Empire"
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1992-01) Good, David F.
The Politics of Access to Advanced Education In Late Imperial Austria
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1993-09) Cohen, Gary B.
Recreating a Nation State: Postwar Austria and the French Allied Contribution
(University of Minnesota, Center for Austrian Studies, 1993-09) Eisterer, Klaus