Anthropology of East
Europe Review

Spring 1995

Vol. 13, No. 1

Special Issue:
Refugee Women of the Balkans

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• CONTENTS
• Editors Notes,
  Robert Rotenberg DePaul University
• Obituary: Emö Kunt,
  Eva Huseby-Darvas Michigan and Michigan-Dearborn

• Special Issue: Refugee Women of the Balkans
  Guest Editor: Eva Huseby-Darvas
• INTRODUCTION,
  Eva V. Huseby-Darvas Michigan and Michigan-Dearborn
• NEEDY GUESTS, RELUCTANT HOSTS: THE PLIGHT OF RUMANIANS IN POLAND
  Elzbieta M. Gozdziak Howard University
• VOICES OF PLIGHT, VOICES OF PARADOX: NARRATIVES OF WOMEN REFUGEES FROM THE BALKANS AND THE HUNGARIAN HOST POPULATION. ^{,
  Eva V. Huseby-Darvas} Michigan and Michigan-Dearborn
• NOTES ON A DISPLACED WOMANHOOD: ALBANIAN REFUGEE WOMEN IN SOUTHERN ITALY.
  Dorothy Louise Zinn and Annamaria Rivera Università degli Studi, Bari, Italy
• RECLAIMING LIVES: VARIABLE EFFECTS OF WAR ON GENDER AND ETHNIC IDENTITIES IN THE NARRATIVES OF BOSNIAN AND CROATIAN REFUGEES.
  Mary Kay Gilliland Pima Community College and University of Arizona, Sonja Spoljar-Vrzina, and Vlasta Rudan, Institute for Anthropological Research University of Zagreb
• WOMEN, RAPE AND WAR: The Continued Trauma of Refugees and Displaced Persons in Croatia.