We recently spoke with social anthropologist Marek Mikuš, whose book Frontiers of Civil Society: Government…
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“Nothing But Advertising”: Vukša Veličković on Cultural Production, Propaganda and PR
Few have left their mark on as many fields as Vukša Veličković, a Serbian writer,…
Back to the Blocs: 21st Century Nonalignment and the New Cold War
Notes from the 60th anniversary commemorative summit of the Nonaligned Movement in Belgrade, Serbia …
Belgrade to Host the 60th Anniversary of the Nonaligned Movement
Sixty years ago, Belgrade hosted the first summit of the Nonaligned Movement (NAM). It was…
An International Quagmire: Genocide and Intervention During the Bosnian War, 1992-1995
What happens when a genocide is carried out in a region of negligible value to…
What do Kosovo’s Election Results Mean for Inter-ethnic Relations, Reconciliation and Transitional Justice?
The results of last Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Kosovo have been hailed in local, regional,…
Haradinaj’s Resignation 2.0: The Continued Politicisation of Transitional Justice in Kosovo
While Ramush Haradinaj’s resignation as Kosovo Prime Minister sparked dramatic reactions, and ignited speculation about…