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Post-Migration and the Transnational Agency of the Balkan diaspora
For years now, the Balkan diaspora has been hotly debated through the prism of belonging that idealises unbroken attachment to the former home and fantasies of return. Rigid economic frameworks have instead scrutinised the spillover effects of remittances and foreign investments on...
It is a sunny May morning in Prijedor. The summer heat could already be felt from the early hours of the day. We entered the premises of the KVART Youth Center. The hallway was crowded, there was a sense of urgency in the air, everyone had their own tasks and moved from room to room. We passed through the first door on the left and saw a large table covered with white roses....
Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the most serious ”dark tourism” destinations on the planet. The remnants of the war and crimes committed, including the genocide in Srebrenica, have placed our country high on the list of destinations appealing to tourists seeking something different than the traditional ”sun, sea and sand” holiday.
When bombs fell on universities in Gaza, they did not just destroy buildings – they targeted the future. Nadia Sonneveld, an associate professor and legal anthropologist at Leiden University, together with a group of colleagues and students from the Netherlands and Palestine, has spent the past two years documenting this destruction in the framework of the project Picturing ...
The wars that engulfed the territory of the former Yugoslavia triggered one of the largest waves of forced migration in European history after the Second World War. It is estimated that between 1991 and 2001, more than three million people left the territory of the former Yugoslavia, moving to cities in Germany, Austria, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and other Europe...