European Review of History

Introduction: What's in a Historical Region? A Teutonic Perspective
pp. 173-188(16)
Author: Troebst S.

Constructing Iberia: National Traditions and the Problem(s) of a Peninsular History
pp. 189-202(14)
Authors: Sa´Ez-Arance A.

Francophonia as a World Region?
pp. 203-220(18)
Author: Middell M.

Why the History of 'the Celtic Fringe' Remains Unwritten
pp. 221-231(11)
Author: Ellis S.G.

Rediscovering the Levant: A Heterogeneous Structure as a Homogeneous Historical Region
pp. 233-251(19)
Author: Schwara D.

'Fertile Crescent', 'Orient', 'Middle East': The Changing Mental Maps of Southwest Asia
pp. 253-272(20)
Author: Scheffler T.

Imagining Mitteleuropa: Conceptualisations of 'Its' Space In and Outside German Geography
pp. 273-292(20)
Authors: Schultz H-D.; Natter W.

'Intermarium' and 'Wedding to the Sea': Politics of History and Mental Mapping in East Central Europe
pp. 293-321(29)
Author: Troebst S.

Norden:Structures That Do Not Make a Region
pp. 323-341(19)
Authors: Go¨Tz N.

Leaving the 'Baltic' States and 'Welcome to Estonia': Re-regionalising Estonian Identity1
pp. 343-360(18)
Authors: Bru¨Ggemann K.

The Best (and the Worst) of Several Worlds: The Shifting Historiographical Concept of Northeastern Europe
pp. 361-374(14)
Author: Tuchtenhagen R.

Writing the Empire: Russia and the Soviet Union in Twentieth-Century Historiography
pp. 375-391(17)
Author: Aust M.

Southeastern Europe as a Historical Meso-region: Constructing Space in Twentieth-Century German Historiography
pp. 393-408(16)
Authors: MU¨LLER D.

European History: a fac¸on de parler?1
pp. 409-414(6)
Authors: Mu¨ller M.G.