RAU Nr. 5 (2015)

EDITORIAL

• Editorial / Leitartikel / Éditorial, Marius Turda, Guest Editor

DOSAR/DOSSIER – Eugenic Subcultures and the City

• Girls, Doctors and Institutions: Eugenics and Medical Institutionalisation in Interwar Cluj, Zsuzsa Bokor
• Saxon Eugenics and the Remodelling of Carcinogenic Cities in the Interwar Period, Tudor Georgescu
• Checking a ‘Scrub’ Population: Bishop Barnes of Birmingham on Inner City Slums, Patrick Merricks
• The Protection of Mothers and Children as a Eugenic Measure in Ljubljana, Ana Cergol-Paradiž
• Pioneers rarely Triumph? Voluntary Marriage Counselling and Venerea Diseases in the Greater Budapest Area, 1920s-1950, Gábor Szegedi
• Population, Urbanisation and Eugenics in Athens, 1950s-1970s, Alexandra Barmpouti /pag.
• Pauperism and Eugenics in Bethnal Green (East London), 1910-1933, Simon Wilson
• Disability and the Legacy of Eugenics in 1950s London, Hanna Choudhury
• The Pronatalist Power of Urban and Social Planning in Greenbelt, Maryland, 1935-1940, Mark Galt

ANTROPOLOGIE URBANĂ/URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY

• The Elusive Nature of Racial Degeneration in Urban Romania, 1870-1910, Constantin Bărbulescu

ANTROPOLOGIA SĂNĂTĂŢII/MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

• Biodiversity in Francisc J. Rainer’s Anthropological Research, Adrian Majuru

ANTROPOLOGIE SOCIALĂ/SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY

• Sex and the City: The Pains and Pleasures of being Moderne in Europe, 1880-1930s, Maria Sophia Quine

RECENZII/REVIEWS

• Marius Turda, Eugenism şi modernitate. Naţiune, rasă şi biopolitică în Europa (1870-1950), Iaşi, Polirom, 2014. Traducere de Răzvan Pârâianu Călin Cotoi