Beschreibung
InhaltsangabePreface Marta Grzechnik, Heta Hurskainen and Alexander Drost Beyond the Sea. Introduction Boris Dunsch "Why do we violate strange seas and sacred waters?" The Sea as Bridge and Boundary in Greek and Roman Poetry Alexander Filiuschkin Image of Seas and Rivers as a frontier between the different worlds in Russian Medieval narrative Lehti Mairike Keelmann Amber rosaries, Baltic furs, and Persian carpets. The Tallinn Mary Altarpiece as an object of Hanseatic conspicuous consumption? Magnus Ressel The First German Dream of the Ocean. The Project of the "Reichs-Admiralität" 1570 -1582 Tilman Plath Naval Strength and Mercantile Weakness. Russia and the struggle for participation in the Baltic Navigation during the eighteenth century Marta Grzechnik From moat to connecting link. Sweden and the Baltic Sea in the twentieth century Ole Sparenberg Mining for Manganese Nodules. The Deep Sea as a Contested Space (1960s - 1980s) Magdalena Schönweitz The Öresund region. Between utopia and reality Stefan Ewert Governancean Analytical Concept to Study the Baltic Sea Region? TimÅke Pentz, Daria Gritsenko Maritime Governance in the Baltic Sea Region. The EU's Success Story? Jan Henrik Nilsson Logistic Revolutions and territorial change. Implications for the Baltic Sea region Biographical Notes Index
Autorenporträt
Marta Grzechnik is assistant professor at the Institute of Scandinavian Studies and Applied Linguistics at the University of Gdañsk (Poland) as well as post-doctoral researcher in the International Graduate School "Baltic Borderlands: Shifting Boundaries of Mind and Culture in the Borderlands of the Baltic Sea Region" at the Historical Institute of the University of Greifswald (Germany).
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