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Published by: Institute of History, Research Centre for the Humanities, Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Volume 15 Issue 1 2026

Knowledge Transfer and Cultural Mediators: Mobility, Networks, HHR 2026 1 cover1
and Transnational Lives

Szabolcs László
Special Editor of the Thematic Issue

Contents

Articles

Kornel Trojan
Mediators of Knowledge between Marginality and Mobility: Ludwig Gumplowicz and the Making of Italian Elite Sociology   3

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Raluca-Maria Trifa
Shared Visions, Local Realities: Industrial Architecture Model Exchanges across the Habsburg Empire   30

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Sebastian Willert
Forced Knowledge Transfer: Ancient Near Eastern Studies and German (Jewish) Displaced Scholars in Türkiye in the 1930s and 1940s   58

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Simo Mikkonen & Sampo Ikonen
Minority Networking Behind the Iron Curtain: The Petrozavodsk Finnish Theater and Finland,1965–1985   90

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John W. Bessai
From Documentary to Digital: The Role ofthe National Film Board of Canada in Transnational Knowledge Transfer, Twentieth–Twenty-FirstCentury   116

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Book Reviews

East Goes West: Kavalierstours of Hungarian Aristocrats in the Seventeenth Century. By Bálint Ugry. Reviewed by Dorottya Piroska B. Székely   146

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Flowing Progress: Transforming the Danube through Infrastructure. Edited by Ştefan Dorondel, Luminiţa Gatejel. Reviewed by Francesco Magno   151

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Reds in Blue: UNESCO, World Governance, and the Soviet Internationalist Imagination. By Louis Howard Porter.Reviewed by Barbora Buzássyová   155

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