The Medieval Colonization of Central Europe as a Problem of World History and Historiography

Piskorski, Jan M.

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“…Kořeny zde diskutovaného historického kontextu sudetoněmecké oblasti sahají do období předválečného Československa, kdy dochází k jejímu ustavení skrze prohození role národnostní menšiny v rámci nově vzniklého státního útvaru. Piskorski (2004) nicméně uvádí, že již od vnější kolonizace Česka ve 13. století existuje polarita mezi německou a českou kulturou, která se začíná více projevovat v 19. století spolu s rozvojem nacionalismu. Institucionalizace regionu je podle Paasiho (1991) neustávajícím procesem, který vlivem historických událostí a proměn vnímání prostoru může vést k posílení, nebo naopak k zániku regionu.…”

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The historical Sudetenland border and the current socio-spatial differentiation of Czechia: a quantitative look at the long-term impact of institutional changes

Korčák

Netrdová

2022

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The expulsion of Germans after 1945 and the subsequent resettlement of the borderlands are among the most important processes that affected spatial distribution of population in Czechia during the 20th century. Although the former Sudetenland border existed officially only shortly, its effect on the socio-geographical organization of society is still apparent, even more than 50 years later. The border could be conceptualized as a phantom border which, despite its non-existence, impacts regional differences. The aim of the presented article is to evaluate the relationship of the former Sudetenland border with the current socio-spatial distribution of indicators related to regional identity, social stability, and human capital, using spatial and quantitative methods. The data are from the 2011 census and were analysed at the level of municipalities, which enabled a close examination of the effects of border proximity at the local level. A strong effect was confirmed for all indicators, proving the importance of historical context when interpreting the current socio-spatial differentiation.

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The historical Sudetenland border and the current socio-spatial differentiation of Czechia: a quantitative look at the long-term impact of institutional changes

Korčák

Netrdová

2022

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From First Reich to Third Reich: German Imperialism and Early Medieval Scholarship in the Southeastern Alpine Region (c. 1919–1945)

Fazioli

2012

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On interdisciplinarity in the humanities: A comment on Fanta et al. (2020) on the bias in dating obtained from historical sources

Kolář

Szabó

2021

Journal of Archaeological Science

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The Medieval Colonization of Central Europe as a Problem of World History and Historiography

Cited by 7 publications

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The historical Sudetenland border and the current socio-spatial differentiation of Czechia: a quantitative look at the long-term impact of institutional changes

The historical Sudetenland border and the current socio-spatial differentiation of Czechia: a quantitative look at the long-term impact of institutional changes

From First Reich to Third Reich: German Imperialism and Early Medieval Scholarship in the Southeastern Alpine Region (c. 1919–1945)

On interdisciplinarity in the humanities: A comment on Fanta et al. (2020) on the bias in dating obtained from historical sources

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