In this article, we analyze processes of kinning within state-initiated programs of elder care
in Serbia in order to explore how images of the state as an entity are cast as distinct from the …

In recent years,'authoritarian neoliberalism'has emerged as a leading framework for
understanding the specificities of neoliberalization post-2007/8 financial crisis. The concept …

The nonviolent overthrow of Balkan dictator Slobodan Milošević in October 2000 is
celebrated as democracy promotion at its best. This perceived political success has been …

While literature in transitional justice has addressed conventional retributive and restorative
justice mechanisms, scholarship focusing on the rise in youth activism to confront war crimes …

This paper examines 'the local'in peacebuilding by examining how 'local'transitional justice
projects can become spaces of power inequalities. The paper argues that focusing on how …

This article reconsiders established anthropological knowledge about postsocialist “civil
society” through an analysis of recent efforts of Serbian nongovernmental organizations …

This paper draws upon a variety of empirical sources to start critically examining the concept
of civil society in the context of both (post-) Yugoslav anti-war and pacifist contention and the …

The paper addresses the question of available movement-relevant research for
contemporary East European movements. It asks how much existing research on post …

The Belgrade-based activist group Women in Black has been for twenty years now
articulating a feminist anti-war stance in an inimical socio-political climate. The operation of …

This article deals with the social accountability activities of civil society organizations in
Serbia and Cambodia. In both countries, they emerged with the conceptual and financial …