Ana Dević
Biographic Data
| ID | 1403081 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ana Dević |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ana |
| FAMILY NAME | Dević |
| SIGNATURE | DEVIĆ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aarhus University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9549-9526 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Pro-Ukraine activism in Serbia
Artefacts of national subversion
Artefacts of national subversion
L'incorporation de drapeaux nationaux dans l'art visuel contemporain sert souvent à évoquer une relation tendue entre les individus, la nation et l'État. Les artistes espèrent que le malaise des spectateurs qui observent ces œuvres d'art politiques alimentera le débat sur ceux qui agissent « au nom » de la nation. Ils confrontent les spectateurs à leur propre position vis-à-vis des drapeaux et leur rappellent l'omniprésence constante du nationali…
Class, Conflict, and Power between Hegemony and Critical Knowledge
This article opens by situating the Yugoslav academic perspectives on class and politics within the framework of recent studies dealing with class in post-socialist Europe. It then presents the ways in which the first Yugoslav dissidents understood the “new class” (the embourgeoisement of the party elite), followed by a review of a large number of studies on the disintegration of workers’ self-management project, students’ protests, and workers’ …
Paradoxes of Gender Politics
The article maps the positioning of women in the right-wing nationalist politics in Serbia, as well as the place of gender (equality) in the programs of these right-wing and other political parties. The grand frame of all right-wing groupings in Serbia is three-fold: (1) the collapse of the Yugoslav state and socialist regime; (2) the ethnonationalist frames of extreme wartime violence, which conditioned the Serbian postsocialist “transition”; an…
Ottomanism and Neo-Ottomanism in the Travails of the 'Serbian National Corpus
This study addresses the revival of 'Ottomanism', defined as a threat of 'return' to the cultural and political norms of the Ottoman Empire, operationalized via the links between Turkey and the local Muslim population, among the academic elites in Serbia since the late 1980s. The making of Ottomanism a relevant segment of the nation-building process in post-Yugoslav Serbia has served two goals: (1) forgetting the history of the Yugoslav Federatio…
Fringe Antinationalisms
Der Band analysiert die Möglichkeiten und Probleme neu entstehender Formen regionaler Kooperation in Südosteuropa. Auswirkungen der Entwicklung hin zu einem „offenen Regionalismus“ werden aufgezeigt, ein „neuer Regionalismus“ in Südosteuropa wird im historischen Kontext untersucht
Transnationalization of Civil Society in Kosovo
This paper examines the main features of the non-governmental sector in Kosovo engaged in peace building and multi-ethnic coexistence. It seeks to answer the question why this Western-designed civil society sector, well integrated in the flows of the transnational aid industry, has not so far developed significant leverage against the dominant ethno-nationalist politics in Kosovo. It argues that the main problem of this civil society segment—its …
Zelimir Zilnik, Trdnjava Evropa ( Fortress Europe ). 2000, 80 minutes. In several Eastern European languages, Arabic, Persian, Turkish and others (with English subtitles). Contact
Zelimir Zilnik, Trdnjava Evropa (Fortress Europe). 2000, 80 minutes. In several Eastern European languages, Arabic, Persian, Turkish and others (with English subtitles). Contact: [email protected] - Volume 31 Issue 3
Ethnonationalism, Politics, and the Intellectuals
Anti-War Initiatives and the Un-Making of Civic Identities in the Former Yugoslav Republics
This paper describes the emergence of anti-war initiatives in the former Yugoslavia against the background of the official nationalism of Communist elites and their post-1990 successors. The author argues that anti-war activism in the disintegrating state was a mobilization of the most articulate segment of a widespread, all-Yugoslav, urban, cosmopolitan and genuinely non-ethnonationalistic cultural identity. One of the reasons behind its easy su…
Book Notes
The limits of ethno-national analysis
Anti-War Initiatives and the Un-Making of Civic Identities in the Former Yugoslav Republics
This paper describes the emergence of anti-war initiatives in the former Yugoslavia against the background of the official nationalism of Communist elites and their post-1990 successors. The author argues that anti-war activism in the disintegrating state was a mobilization of the most articulate segment of a widespread, all-Yugoslav, urban, cosmopolitan and genuinely non-ethnonationalistic cultural identity. One of the reasons behind its easy su…
Transnationalization of Civil Society in Kosovo
This paper examines the main features of the non-governmental sector in Kosovo engaged in peace building and multi-ethnic coexistence. It seeks to answer the question why this Western-designed civil society sector, well integrated in the flows of the transnational aid industry, has not so far developed significant leverage against the dominant ethno-nationalist politics in Kosovo. It argues that the main problem of this civil society segment—its …
Ethnonationalism, Politics, and the Intellectuals
Paradoxes of Gender Politics
The article maps the positioning of women in the right-wing nationalist politics in Serbia, as well as the place of gender (equality) in the programs of these right-wing and other political parties. The grand frame of all right-wing groupings in Serbia is three-fold: (1) the collapse of the Yugoslav state and socialist regime; (2) the ethnonationalist frames of extreme wartime violence, which conditioned the Serbian postsocialist “transition”; an…
Class, Conflict, and Power between Hegemony and Critical Knowledge
This article opens by situating the Yugoslav academic perspectives on class and politics within the framework of recent studies dealing with class in post-socialist Europe. It then presents the ways in which the first Yugoslav dissidents understood the “new class” (the embourgeoisement of the party elite), followed by a review of a large number of studies on the disintegration of workers’ self-management project, students’ protests, and workers’ …
Ottomanism and Neo-Ottomanism in the Travails of the 'Serbian National Corpus
This study addresses the revival of 'Ottomanism', defined as a threat of 'return' to the cultural and political norms of the Ottoman Empire, operationalized via the links between Turkey and the local Muslim population, among the academic elites in Serbia since the late 1980s. The making of Ottomanism a relevant segment of the nation-building process in post-Yugoslav Serbia has served two goals: (1) forgetting the history of the Yugoslav Federatio…
The limits of ethno-national analysis
Book Notes
Anti-War Initiatives and the Un-Making of Civic Identities in the Former Yugoslav Republics
This paper describes the emergence of anti-war initiatives in the former Yugoslavia against the background of the official nationalism of Communist elites and their post-1990 successors. The author argues that anti-war activism in the disintegrating state was a mobilization of the most articulate segment of a widespread, all-Yugoslav, urban, cosmopolitan and genuinely non-ethnonationalistic cultural identity. One of the reasons behind its easy su…
Ethnonationalism, Politics, and the Intellectuals
Zelimir Zilnik, Trdnjava Evropa ( Fortress Europe ). 2000, 80 minutes. In several Eastern European languages, Arabic, Persian, Turkish and others (with English subtitles). Contact
Zelimir Zilnik, Trdnjava Evropa (Fortress Europe). 2000, 80 minutes. In several Eastern European languages, Arabic, Persian, Turkish and others (with English subtitles). Contact: [email protected] - Volume 31 Issue 3
Transnationalization of Civil Society in Kosovo
This paper examines the main features of the non-governmental sector in Kosovo engaged in peace building and multi-ethnic coexistence. It seeks to answer the question why this Western-designed civil society sector, well integrated in the flows of the transnational aid industry, has not so far developed significant leverage against the dominant ethno-nationalist politics in Kosovo. It argues that the main problem of this civil society segment—its …
Fringe Antinationalisms
Der Band analysiert die Möglichkeiten und Probleme neu entstehender Formen regionaler Kooperation in Südosteuropa. Auswirkungen der Entwicklung hin zu einem „offenen Regionalismus“ werden aufgezeigt, ein „neuer Regionalismus“ in Südosteuropa wird im historischen Kontext untersucht
Ottomanism and Neo-Ottomanism in the Travails of the 'Serbian National Corpus
This study addresses the revival of 'Ottomanism', defined as a threat of 'return' to the cultural and political norms of the Ottoman Empire, operationalized via the links between Turkey and the local Muslim population, among the academic elites in Serbia since the late 1980s. The making of Ottomanism a relevant segment of the nation-building process in post-Yugoslav Serbia has served two goals: (1) forgetting the history of the Yugoslav Federatio…
Paradoxes of Gender Politics
The article maps the positioning of women in the right-wing nationalist politics in Serbia, as well as the place of gender (equality) in the programs of these right-wing and other political parties. The grand frame of all right-wing groupings in Serbia is three-fold: (1) the collapse of the Yugoslav state and socialist regime; (2) the ethnonationalist frames of extreme wartime violence, which conditioned the Serbian postsocialist “transition”; an…
Class, Conflict, and Power between Hegemony and Critical Knowledge
This article opens by situating the Yugoslav academic perspectives on class and politics within the framework of recent studies dealing with class in post-socialist Europe. It then presents the ways in which the first Yugoslav dissidents understood the “new class” (the embourgeoisement of the party elite), followed by a review of a large number of studies on the disintegration of workers’ self-management project, students’ protests, and workers’ …
Artefacts of national subversion
Artefacts of national subversion
L'incorporation de drapeaux nationaux dans l'art visuel contemporain sert souvent à évoquer une relation tendue entre les individus, la nation et l'État. Les artistes espèrent que le malaise des spectateurs qui observent ces œuvres d'art politiques alimentera le débat sur ceux qui agissent « au nom » de la nation. Ils confrontent les spectateurs à leur propre position vis-à-vis des drapeaux et leur rappellent l'omniprésence constante du nationali…
Pro-Ukraine activism in Serbia
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