East Central European Historical Studies

The changing roles of the (large) estate from the early modern period to the 20th century

Changes in land tenure patterns in Upper Hungary in the 16th–17th centuries

11-33

The ownership, environmental characteristics and use value of the floodplain in the Nagykunság before the comprehensive regulation of the Tisza

35-62

Differences in the profitability of small and large estates (1780–1930)

63-93

The office network of the Károlyi family’s joint estate administration between 1827 and 1877

95-118

Entails, land politics and nationalism in Hungary at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries

119-136

Czech and Slovak perceptions and historiography of the first Czechoslovak land reform

137-155

“...an Italian citizen enters Hungary...”

Three interpellations, three scandals, one tour. Parliamentary interpellations on the “Kossuth Epidemic”

159-177

The Transformation of Land Tenure Systems in the Southwestern United States during the 17th–19th Centuries

179-202

Fogyasztói magatartás és etnikai identitás a gábor roma közösségekben

205-207

Gleccserek, vikingek, járványok – Európa éghajlattörténete a történész és a természettudós szemüvegén keresztül

209-214