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The Slovenian Scientific Series in Humanities (SSSH)
is a book series that promotes critical thinking, fosters original
approaches and encourages comparative studies in the fields
of history, anthropology, ethnology, linguistics and literary
studies, geography and archaeology of rural, urban and maritime
human environments. It concentrates on Slovenia and the
eastern half of Europe, but is open to wider European and World
themes. The SSSH wishes to help overcome the prevalently
western centred perspective and interpretations as well as fill
the knowledge gap about East-Central, South-Eastern, and
Eastern Europe in international scholarly literature. It welcomes
interdisciplinarily conceived volumes, theoretical explorations
and alternative readings, original case studies and fieldwork
research results. Topics covered include labour, development,
population, migration, household, gender and kinship, the
cultural landscape and natural resources use, multicultural and
multilingual societies, the material and immaterial culture of
past and present communities. The book series will include
high quality focused thematic paper collections, original
research monographs and higher education textbooks. The SSSH
volumes will be of interest to researchers, postgraduate and
undergraduate students, university and schoolteachers, as well
as other professionals, experts and enthusiasts for current and
innovative perspectives in humanities research.

Chief Editor
Aleksander Panjek

Editors
• Žarko Lazarević, (history)
• Katja Hrobat Virloget (ethno-anthropology)
• Nives Zudič Antonič (linguistics)
• Gregor Kovačič (geography)
• Irena Lazar (archaeology)
• Lev Centrih (contact person for guest editors and authors:
lev.centrih@fhs.upr.si)

Scientific Editorial board:
Aleksej Kalc, Alenka Janko Spreizer, Allen J. Grieco, Alma Hafizi,
Ana Zwitter, Angela Fabris, Boris Kavur, Claudio Minca, Eerika
Koskinen-Koivisto, Ernest Ženko, Guido Alfani, Jesper Larsson,
Jonatan Vinkler, Julijana Vučo, Kinga Dávid, Krish Seetah,
Michèle Baussant, Miha Koderman, Mirza Mejdanija,
Nevena Škrbič Alempijević, Peter Teibenbacher, Petra Kavrečič,
Piotr Guzowski, Saša Čaval, Satoshi Murayama, Vlado Kotnik,
Vuk Tvrtko Opačić.