The 'spatial turn'in peace research has primarily highlighted the visuality of the spaces in
which peace takes place. In this article, however, we argue that 'sound'can challenge rigid …

This methodologically focused paper introduces construal level theory of psychological
distance (CLT) as a useful framework for tourism and community researchers and planners …

This is ultimately a book about how borders and boundaries are produced, reproduced,
challenged and diverted in post-conflict societies. Although borders and boundaries have …

In this paper, we analyse the dynamics of interethnic relations in Baljvine, a village in Bosnia
and Herzegovina (BiH), where local Bosniaks and Serbs did not resort to interethnic …

The clear aim of this special issue is to move beyond ethno-national divisions and to show
how Mostar–like other 'divided'cities–is more than its conflict, nationalism and ultimately its …

Security is a crucial aspect in contemporary societies, and it gains a particular outline in post-
conflict societies. In such places, where memories about war are still fresh, and the …

The difference in the political leanings, ethnic diversity or religious beliefs between the
nations leads to armed conflicts. Cities become subject to total or partial destruction …

The ethnic and religious composition of Mostar, the capital of Herzegovina, changed
significantly after the collapse of Yugoslavia. The urban space was re-fragmented and …

This chapter explores the semantic transformations of 'war heritage'and the proliferation of
divisive memory sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The point of departure will be the notion …

One of the essential urban paradoxes is that cities are sites of large-scale multicultural
interactions and mixing, yet they are also characterised by structural segregation and conflict …