The Historical Geography of Croatia

"The Historical Geography of Croatia" is a comprehensive monograph that examines the territorial development of Croatia and the historical processes of significant spatial influence. The book spans several millennia, beginning in prehistory and continuing to the present day. It addresses important epochs such as antiquity, the Middle Ages, the period of the Ottoman Empire, the development of the central European railway network, as well as the political associations of the South Slavs, including both old and new Yugoslavia and the time of independent Croatia following the Yugoslav Wars. The authors, Nikola Glamuzina and Borna Fuerst-Bjelis, are scholars from the region and draw on original research as well as an extensive literature base. The book is richly illustrated with maps and images and offers a scholarly yet accessible approach that is beneficial for both researchers and students, as well as anyone interested in the historical and geographical processes of Croatia and the Balkan region.