The anthology "South Slavic Vienna" is dedicated to the visibility and presence of South Slavic languages ​​and cultures in Vienna today and brings together articles that deal with South Slavic and South Slavic people in Vienna from different academic perspectives. The anthology "South Slavic Vienna" discusses the visibility and presence of South Slavic population groups, their languages, cultures and artistic forms of expression in the Austrian capital. According to the city's integration monitor, around 180,000 people of South Slavic origin lived in Vienna in 2020. They come mainly from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia, but also from Slovenia, Bulgaria and North Macedonia. Every tenth Viennese is a South Slav. Added to this is the autochthonous Croatian and Slovenian population of Austria, who have built their own cultural structures in Vienna. The federal capital represents a central cultural point of reference for all these groups. The focus of the anthology is on Vienna's present-day South Slavic culture and all the locations where South Slavic languages, cultures and people in Vienna are visible today.