The President of the Balkan History Association, Mihai Dragnea, and its Vice-President, Dorina Dragnea, visited the Museum of Sarajevo (Brusa Bezistan). Discussions for future collaboration on subjects related to the history and culture of Bosnia and Herzegovina took place with Read More
The president of the Balkan History Association, Mihai Dragnea, the vice-president, Dorina Dragnea, and Florin Cristescu (member) met with representatives of the Association for the Study and Promotion of Illyrian Heritage and Ancient and Classical Civilizations “BATHINVS” in Sarajevo, Bosnia Read More
“Cyrillic Manuscripts: Script and Language, Scribes and Collections”, edited by Antoaneta Granberg, Georgi R. Parpulov, and Andrea Radošević is the 12th volume in the series South-East European History, published by Peter Lang on behalf of the Balkan History Association. The Read More
Following the conference Old Cities, Former Capitals and Nation-State Building in Europe (18th-20th Centuries): Regional and National Identities (Iași, November 19-21, 2024), which provided an opportunity for interdisciplinary debate on the forms of regional and national identities in the cultural Read More
The Balkan History Association (BHA) is delighted to announce the second edition of the competition for the “Serban Papacostea Dissertation Prize” in any discipline related to Balkan Studies. The prize will be awarded in honor of Professor Serban Papacostea (1928-2018), Read More
The Balkan History Association was represented by its president, Mihai Dragnea, at the international conference “Between East and West: Table, Ceremony, and Prestige at Court and in the Lives of Elites in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Times“, which Read More
BHA Webinar Series (Zoom)“Echoes of War: Muslims and the Balkans between Ukraine and Palestine”Francesco Trupia, PhD (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Torun, Poland)Date & Hour: June 24th (Tuesday), 14:30 CET timeModerator: Timothy French (BHA)Contact: timothymfrench@yahoo.com This webinar explores the history and memories Read More
Our member, Ioana Apostol, PhD, researcher at the “G. Oprescu” Institute of Art History in Bucharest (Romanian Academy), participated in the international conference “Voices and Silences: 50 Years of the Society for Romanian Studies“, held in Cluj-Napoca on May 29–31, Read More
This volume investigates how Central Asia functioned as a zone of contact, exchange, and transformation between major imperial powers across Eurasia between roughly 500 and 1500 CE. Long portrayed as either a periphery or a conduit, Central Asia is increasingly Read More
The president of the Balkan History Association, Mihai Dragnea, and vice-president, Dorina Dragnea, met with representatives of the Department of History of Ukraine within the Faculty of History and Philosophy, Odesa I. I. Mechnykov National University, a partner of the Read More
