This third volume of the Yearbook of Transnational History offers readers new perspectives with regards to urban history. This Yearbook is the worldwide only periodical dedicated to the publication of research in the field of transnational history.
This third volume of the Yearbook of Transnational History offers readers new perspectives with regards to urban history. This Yearbook is the worldwide only periodical dedicated to the publication of research in the field of transnational history.
Edited by Thomas Adam - Assisted by Austin E. Loignon - Contributions by Eszter Gantner; Heidi Hein-Kircher; Andrew Lees; Alan Lessoff; Aleksander Lupienko; Barry L. Stiefel; Máté Tamáska and Cor Wagenaar
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1 Searching for Best Practices: Emerging Cities and their Transnational Relations Heidi Hein-Kircher, Eszter Gantner, and Aleksander upienko 2 Between Local and Global: The International Network of the Civil Engineer Imre Forbáth around 1900 Eszter Gantner 3 Little Vienna - Little Budapest: Ring Boulevards of Three Mid-Sized Towns in the Habsburg Empire, 1848-1920 Máté Tamáska 4 Transnational Modernization on the Periphery? The Role of Engineers in the Rise of Modern Lviv (1870 1914) Aleksander upienko 5 The 1894 Galician Crownland Exposition in Lviv as a Polish Hub of Knowledge Transfer Heidi Hein-Kircher 6 Perceived Problems and Progress: German Views of American Society around 1900 Andrew Lees 7 Circulating Between Cities: The Transnational Evolutionary Relationship of Good Roads Development Barry L. Stiefel 8 Popularizing Modernism: The Cold War and the International Style Cor Wagenaar 9 Urban History and the Transnational Perspective Alan Lessoff Index About the Editors and Contributors
1 Searching for Best Practices: Emerging Cities and their Transnational Relations Heidi Hein-Kircher, Eszter Gantner, and Aleksander upienko 2 Between Local and Global: The International Network of the Civil Engineer Imre Forbáth around 1900 Eszter Gantner 3 Little Vienna - Little Budapest: Ring Boulevards of Three Mid-Sized Towns in the Habsburg Empire, 1848-1920 Máté Tamáska 4 Transnational Modernization on the Periphery? The Role of Engineers in the Rise of Modern Lviv (1870 1914) Aleksander upienko 5 The 1894 Galician Crownland Exposition in Lviv as a Polish Hub of Knowledge Transfer Heidi Hein-Kircher 6 Perceived Problems and Progress: German Views of American Society around 1900 Andrew Lees 7 Circulating Between Cities: The Transnational Evolutionary Relationship of Good Roads Development Barry L. Stiefel 8 Popularizing Modernism: The Cold War and the International Style Cor Wagenaar 9 Urban History and the Transnational Perspective Alan Lessoff Index About the Editors and Contributors
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