Vladko ma ek在萨格勒布的公寓和库皮内茨的农场:20世纪30年代克罗地亚农民运动的象征性场所

IF 0.3 Q4 ANTHROPOLOGY

Studia Ethnologica Croatica Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.17234/sec.33.8

Ivica Šute

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在斯季潘·拉迪奇死后(1928年)和亚历山大国王独裁统治建立后(1929年)，南斯拉夫王国的所有政党都被禁止，甚至在1935年恢复政治生活之后，这些政党也没有完全合法化。这一事实决定性地影响了两次世界大战期间克罗地亚最强政党克罗地亚农民党(Croatian Peasant party)的内部结构。关键性的决定由聚集在党的新领导人弗拉德科·马耶克周围的一小群党员做出，而不是以前的党的机构(议会、委员会)。他在库皮内茨的农场，以及萨格勒布Deželićeva街的律师事务所，成为该党和克罗地亚农民运动的真正所在地，同时也是平行政治权力的象征性中心。本文旨在分析20世纪30年代克罗地亚农民运动中新权力场所的意义及其意识形态意义。文件规定了CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 HR许可。

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Vladko Maček’s apartment in Zagreb and farm in Kupinec: Symbolic places of power of the Croatian peasant movement in the 1930s

After the death of Stjepan Radić (1928) and the establishment of the dictatorship of King Alexander (1929), all political parties in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia were banned, and, even after the resumption of political life in 1935, the parties were not fully legalised. This fact decisively influenced the internal structure of the strongest Croatian political party in the interwar period, the Croatian Peasant Party. Instead of the previous party bodies (the Assembly, the Main Board), the key decisions were made by a narrow circle of party members gathered around the new party leader – Vladko Maček. His farm in Kupinec, as well as a law office in Deželićeva Street in Zagreb, became the real seats of the party and of the Croatian peasant movement, as well as symbolic centres of parallel political power. The aim of this paper is to analyse the meaning of new places of power and their ideological significance in the Croatian peasant movement in the 1930s. paper provisions the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 HR licence.

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期刊介绍： Studia ethnologica Croatica is an annual periodical which publishes peer reviewed articles that contribute to the development of empirical, methodological and theoretical insights and findings in the field of ethnology and cultural anthropology. Articles in related disciplines, as well as those with interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary scope focusing on cultural phenomena and processes, are also welcomed. The journal is primarily focused on the area of Central and Southeast Europe, but it has a much wider outlook thus bringing together scientists of various and differing views, standpoints and approaches, those who come from the mentioned regions as well as those whose research focuses on them. The journal promotes studies based on ethnography, innovative approach to theoretical concepts and creative cultural criticism, grasping at the same time local reflections of the global processes, particularly cultural transformations and continuities in contemporary societies. Occasionally, a part of the journal is devoted to a particular topic related to certain actual issues or perspectives in various specific subdisciplines of ethnology and cultural anthropology. The journal also publishes book reviews.