Mihovil Dabo

Dr. Mihovil Dabo is an Assistant Professor at the Juraj Dobrila University of Pula, affiliated with the Faculty of Humanities and the Department of Modern and Contemporary History. His teaching focuses on topics such as the History of Central and Southeast Europe in the 19th Century, Media Social History, and Processes of National Integration in Croatian Lands. His research interests encompass 19th- and 20th-century Southeastern Europe, with a particular emphasis on regional identities, political movements, and cultural memory in Istria and the broader Adriatic region.

He actively contributes to the Istrian Historical Society, publishing annual summaries of the society’s activities and reviewing scholarly works on regional history. His work frequently examines historical narratives of multicultural regions, national revival movements, and the socio-political impacts of Austro-Hungarian governance. Dabo’s research also extends to the analysis of historical documentation, including archival projects and the role of heritage preservation in modern communities.

His recent publications reflect a focus on post-war cultural expressions, architectural heritage, and the intersection of history and identity in contested regions. Though no formal awards are listed, his sustained engagement with regional historiography underscores his academic commitment to preserving and interpreting Istrian history.