SPIS TREŚCI
MARKET – SQUARE – CHURCH – WHERE THE CITY COMES TOGETHER? HISTORICAL APPROACH
Dorota Piwowarska, Square Must Burn
Blanka Činátlová, City of Nomads
Dénes Tamás, Two Squares, Two Towns
Juraj Špitzer, Castle, Cathedral and River – The Soul of Bratislava
COMMUNITIES AND IDENTITIES -MINORITIES SHIFTS AND INTERCULTURAL EXCHANGE MULTICULTURAL APPROACH
Anna Lipphardt, Forgotten Memory: The Jews of Vilne in the Diaspora
Zsolt Láng, The Cauldron
Pál Závada, Milota’s Discourse – On Moving People About
Zuzana Szatmáry, My City, Atlantis
Csaba Zahorán, The Magic of “The Happy Years of Peace”
Karolína Ryvolová, The Two Cultures of Czech Roma (Which We Have Time to Talk About)
LITERATURE. SMALL TOWN STORIES – BETWEEN DISGUST AND ASSIMILATION
Jiří Trávníček , Provincial Town Grown Too Big, a Metropolis Which Has Never Grown Up (Brno and it literary image)
Martyna Obarska, Dream or Nightmare? A Czech-German Story About,
Kateřina Tučková, Expulsions Vyhnání Gerty Schnirch / The Expulsion of Gerta Schnirch – Prologue
Małgorzata Litwinowicz, Pride and Disgust
János Háy, The Assimilationist
Komló Tamás Halmai, A City with Walls of Precious Stone – The Other
Jana Beňová, Thank Heavens You’re in the Hospital…
URBAN POLICY THROUGH THE LENS OF THE EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE. URBAN POLICY: WHO CARES ABOUT YOUR TOWN? POLITICAL APPROACH
Marek Sečkař, A Tale of Three Cities (Which Considered Becoming Capitals of Culture)
Artur Celiński, Aleksandra Niżyńska, European Capital of Culture: Town Tournament in 21st Century or an Opportunity for Social Change?
Nóra Somlyódy, Pecs: A City of Concrete
József Takáts, The Reimagined City
NEW IN OLD. HOW SMALL TOWNS INFLUENCE BIG CITIES AND VICE VERSA ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACH
Igor Kovačević, Not Just to Build: On Recovering the Architectural Profession
Levente Polyák, Coherent Fragmentation: Finding and Remembering in Central Europe’s Confused Cities
VISUALS
Filip Springer, In Search of Peace
János Bődey , Budapest
Laura Wittek, Petržalka
Markéta Béndova, City