Segregation, integration, assimilation: religious and ethnic groups in the medieval towns of Central and Eastern Europe

In: Historical urban studies series

Abstract

Introduction : segregation, zoning, and assimilation in medieval towns / Derek Keene -- Various ethnic and religious groups in medieval German towns : some evidence and reflections / Felicitas Schmieder -- Russians in Livonian towns in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries / Anti Selart -- "Propter disparitatem linguae et religionis pares non esse" : "minority" communities in medieval and early modern Lviv / Olha Kozubska-Andrusiv -- Foreign ethnic groups in the towns of southern Hungary in the Middle Ages / István Petrovics -- Buda : the multi-ethnic capital of medieval Hungary / András Végh -- Late medieval ethnic structures in the inland towns of present-day Slovenia / Boris Golec -- Gradation of differences : ethnic and religious minorities in medieval Dubrovnik / Zdenka Janeković-Römer -- Minorities and foreigners in Bulgarian medieval towns in the twelfth to fourteenth centuries : literary and archaeological fragments / Kazimir Popkonstantinov and Rossina Kostova -- Nobiles, cives, et popolari : four towns under the rule of Carlo I Tocco (c. 1375-1429) / Nada Zečević -- The towns of medieval Hungary in the reports of contemporary travellers / Balázs Nagy -- Crown, gown, and town : zones of royal, ecclesiastical, and civic interaction in medieval Buda and Visegrád / József Laszlovszky -- Integration through language : the multilingual character of late medieval Hungarian towns / Katalin Szende -- The visual image of the "other" in medieval urban space : patterns and construction / Gerhard Jaritz