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Transformative Podcast

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Welcome to the Transformative Podcast, which takes the year 1989 as a starting point to think about social, economic, and cultural transformations in the wake of deep historical caesuras on a European and global scale.

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82 episodes

  1. Socialist Scandals. Corruption, Revolution and the Quest for Justice in Poland and East Germany (Jakub Szumski) 14:17
  2. East German Football in the Transformation Years (Jan Mohnhaupt) 14:24
  3. Sex Tourism in Socialist Hungary (Priska Komaromi) 22:34
  4. Streetscapes of War and Revolution (Claire Morelon) 16:47
  5. Croatian Diaspora in Argentina (Nikolina Židek) 24:16
  6. Austerity Welfare Work in Interwar Bucharest (Alexandra Ghiț) 22:37
  7. Naan-Aligned Cooking (Kevin Kenjar) 18:04
  8. 1989 and the Great Transformation (Jannis Panagiotidis) 18:33
  9. From Triumph to Humiliation and Back: China’s Everchanging History of WWII (Markéta Bajgerová Verly) 22:22
  10. Transformation of Ukrainian Football After the Soviet Union (Kateryna Chernii) 21:34
  11. How Music Shaped the Habsburg Empire (Philipp Ther) 12:40
  12. Between Duty and Survival: Wartime Masculinities in Ukraine (Sofie Rose) 23:14
  13. The disputed Austro-Hungarian Border (Hannes Grandits, Katharina Tyran) 15:39
  14. Everyday Postsocialism (Jill Massino) 19:20
  15. Socialist Tropical Medicine (Bogdan C. Iacob) 21:32
  16. Transformations of Terrorism (Daniela Richterova) 20:28
  17. Historian in the Age of Social Media and Disinformation (Franziska Davies) 22:50
  18. Rethinking Social Rights: A Global Lens on Justice and Human Rights (Steven L. B. Jensen) 17:25
  19. Social Justice: Rethinking Europe’s 20th Century (Martin Conway, Camilo Erlichman) 24:59
  20. Dismantling Authoritarian Rule in Poland (Jan T. Gross, Magda Szcześniak) 17:52
  21. Inferiority Complexes in Soviet Development (Alessandro Iandolo) 21:26
  22. Welfare States and Social Justice in 20th Century Central Europe (Radka Šustrová) 10:51
  23. Polish communist women, postwar socialist emancipation efforts, and how to write about them today (Agnieszka Mrozik) 17:35
  24. South Slavic Languages and Vienna's Linguistic Landscape (Katharina Tyran) 18:24
  25. Embedded Economic Thinking (Małgorzata Mazurek) 20:52
  26. Studying Land in Southeast Europe (Katarina Kušić) 16:56
  27. Dreaming of Utopia: The Life and Times of Christian Rakovsky (Maria Todorova) 33:19
  28. Abortion and Emancipation in Ukraine (Kateryna Ruban) 20:52
  29. Prague as Hub of Anti-Colonialism (Mikuláš Pešta) 14:55
  30. Making European Freedom of Movement (Madeleine Dungy) 17:08
  31. Nuclear Energy: From Dark Past to Green Future? (Anna Weichselbraun, Elisabeth Röhrlich, Stephen G. Gross) 27:52
  32. Racism Against Eastern Europeans in Germany (Jannis Panagiotidis, Hans-Christian Petersen) 17:44
  33. The Liberal Exodus? (Félix Krawatzek) 16:08
  34. Radio and Politics in Czechoslovakia (Rosamund Johnston) 14:19
  35. Intra-Yugoslav Albanian Migration during Socialism (Rory Archer) 14:57
  36. SPECIAL ISSUE: Knowledgeable Youth (Carine Chen, Irena Remestwenski) 20:29
  37. Sea, Sex and Tourism in Socialist Yugoslavia (Anita Buhin) 13:48
  38. Upward Mobility through Higher Education in Socialist Poland (Agata Zysiak) 14:59
  39. Will Ukrainian Refugees Return? (Olena Yermakova) 18:23
  40. Closed Borders and the Open Society (Frank Wolff) 15:18
  41. Actors of Yugoslav Socialist Internationalism (Peter Wright) 18:32
  42. Remembering the Neoliberal Turn (Veronika Pehe) 14:40
  43. Barcelona ’92: The New Europe at the Olympic Games (Leslie Waters) 15:35
  44. Economic Memories of Transformation (Till Hilmar) 15:18
  45. Beyond Political History: Social and Cultural Dynamics of Socialist Poland (Małgorzata Fidelis) 15:42
  46. Minority Languages in Russia (Jeremy Bradley) 17:25
  47. Transformative Power Of Utopias (Kristen Ghodsee) 19:17
  48. Why Studying Migration Matters (Jannis Panagiotidis) 17:19
  49. Banal Nationalism in Soviet Ukraine (Fabian Baumann) 23:10
  50. Past and Present: Migration, Crisis and Public History in Poland (Dariusz Stola) 17:26