Schamma Schahadat (Prof. Dr.), geb. 1961, lehrt slavische Literaturwissenschaft am Slavischen Seminar der Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen und leitet das EU-Projekt »TransStar Europa«.

»It makes for intriguing and insightful reading.«

• Introduction; The Ideological Park: How the Tsar's Garden in Kyiv Became a Modern Political Space; The Last Soviet City; Spaces of Detachment; (Re)Inventing (East) Central Europe: Literary Expeditions into a Lost Space; Postsocialist Hybridities: Finding a Place in Kyrgyzstan; Space under Siege. Sarajevo during and after the War; The Limits of Central Planning: Rudimentary Town Centers in the Planned Cities of Stalinstadt and Sztálinváros; Neighborhood Socialism: A Memoir from 1960s Sofia; Mourning the Microrayon: An Essay in Affective Geography; (Re)Mapping National Space: The One Hundred Tourist Sites of Bulgaria and Their Metamorphoses; The Monument de la Renaissance africaine and Global Routes of (Socialist) Monumentalism: New York, Moscow, Pyongyang, Dakar; The Gendered Anxieties of Apartment Living in North Korea, 1953-65; Unreal Estate: Postsocialist China's Dystopic Dreamscapes; Authors.

Schamma Schahadat (Prof. Dr.), geb. 1961, lehrt slavische Literaturwissenschaft am Slavischen Seminar der Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen und leitet das EU-Projekt »TransStar Europa«.

»It makes for intriguing and insightful reading.«

• Introduction; The Ideological Park: How the Tsar's Garden in Kyiv Became a Modern Political Space; The Last Soviet City; Spaces of Detachment; (Re)Inventing (East) Central Europe: Literary Expeditions into a Lost Space; Postsocialist Hybridities: Finding a Place in Kyrgyzstan; Space under Siege. Sarajevo during and after the War; The Limits of Central Planning: Rudimentary Town Centers in the Planned Cities of Stalinstadt and Sztálinváros; Neighborhood Socialism: A Memoir from 1960s Sofia; Mourning the Microrayon: An Essay in Affective Geography; (Re)Mapping National Space: The One Hundred Tourist Sites of Bulgaria and Their Metamorphoses; The Monument de la Renaissance africaine and Global Routes of (Socialist) Monumentalism: New York, Moscow, Pyongyang, Dakar; The Gendered Anxieties of Apartment Living in North Korea, 1953-65; Unreal Estate: Postsocialist China's Dystopic Dreamscapes; Authors.

Schamma Schahadat (Prof. Dr.), geb. 1961, lehrt slavische Literaturwissenschaft am Slavischen Seminar der Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen und leitet das EU-Projekt »TransStar Europa«.

»It makes for intriguing and insightful reading.«

• Introduction; The Ideological Park: How the Tsar's Garden in Kyiv Became a Modern Political Space; The Last Soviet City; Spaces of Detachment; (Re)Inventing (East) Central Europe: Literary Expeditions into a Lost Space; Postsocialist Hybridities: Finding a Place in Kyrgyzstan; Space under Siege. Sarajevo during and after the War; The Limits of Central Planning: Rudimentary Town Centers in the Planned Cities of Stalinstadt and Sztálinváros; Neighborhood Socialism: A Memoir from 1960s Sofia; Mourning the Microrayon: An Essay in Affective Geography; (Re)Mapping National Space: The One Hundred Tourist Sites of Bulgaria and Their Metamorphoses; The Monument de la Renaissance africaine and Global Routes of (Socialist) Monumentalism: New York, Moscow, Pyongyang, Dakar; The Gendered Anxieties of Apartment Living in North Korea, 1953-65; Unreal Estate: Postsocialist China's Dystopic Dreamscapes; Authors.