Innsbruck historical studies

The Innsbrucker Historischen Studien (IHS) are an Austrian historical journal .

history

The Innsbruck Historical Studies were founded in 1978 by Alfred A. Strnad and published by historians from the University of Innsbruck . Since the death of the founder and editor of this magazine series, the IHS has been looked after by an international team of editors.

The Innsbruck Historical Studies are anchored at the Institute for History and European Ethnology at the Leopold-Franzens University Innsbruck . In the course of the necessary reorganization of the magazine, a new editorial team was set up and a conceptual reorientation on the content level was decided. The volumes of the IHS, published by one or more main editors, have been subject-oriented and interdisciplinary since 2007. The various thematic focuses of the IHS encompass the entire history of modern times , whereby the Middle Ages , especially the 14th and 15th centuries, are also considered.

In addition to the volumes that appear regularly, there are also individual publications and topic-centered supplements. The editorial team is responsible for the strategic and content-related orientation and decision-making. An advisory board made up of selected researchers supports the editorial team in content quality management. Robert Rebitsch and Elena Taddei, University of Innsbruck, are responsible for editing the volumes in collaboration with the respective volume editors.

Since the first volume, it has been important to the editors of Innsbruck Historical Studies to offer an open forum for publications, in addition to established historians, as well as young academics who have distinguished themselves through excellent diploma theses and dissertations. The new editors maintain this tradition.

So far, 26 volumes have been published, the last volumes in the Innsbruck study publisher .

editor

• Friedrich Edelmayer , University of Vienna
• Rolf Graber , University of Zurich
• Helmut Gritsch , formerly University of Innsbruck
• Julia Hörmann-Thurn and Taxis , University of Innsbruck
• Harm Klueting , University of Cologne and Friborg
• Brigitte Mazohl , University of Innsbruck
• Heinz Noflatscher , University of Innsbruck
• Robert Rebitsch , University of Innsbruck
• Helmut Reinalter , formerly University of Innsbruck, Private University Hohe Warte, Vienna
• Elena Taddei , University of Innsbruck
• Katherine Walsh , formerly University of Salzburg

Publications

• Viktoria Stadlmayer: The option. An examination of recent literature on the history of the South Tyrolean resettlement. Contribution to the discussion. Innsbruck 1990.
• Katherine Walsh: A New Image of Women in the Middle Ages? Female biology and sexuality, spirituality and religiosity in Western and Central Europe. Current status and desiderata of women's studies. Innsbruck 1990.
• STUDIA STAMSENSIA II. From the culture and intellectual life of the Oberinntaler Cisterce in the Middle Ages and early modern times. Innsbruck 1997.
• Alfred A. Strnad: Bernhard von Cles (1485-1539). Origin, environment and intellectual profile of a man of the world of the Renaissance. On the appearance of a prince of the Trento church in the Cinquecento. Innsbruck 2004.
• Robert Rebitsch: Rupert of the Palatinate (1619–1682). A German prince's son in the service of the Stuarts (= IHS supplement 1). Innsbruck 2005.