Goran Tepšić
Biographic Data
| ID | 1667531 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Goran Tepšić |
| GIVEN NAMES | Goran |
| FAMILY NAME | Tepšić |
| SIGNATURE | TEPŠIĆ G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Belgrade |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0038-6105 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reactionary internationalism as a challenge to the liberal international order: European radical right parties and the Russo-Ukrainian war
This article explores the crisis of the liberal international order (LIO), situating it within the global struggle between two narrative alliances: liberal internationalism and reactionary internationalism. By examining the European radical right’s role as a potential Russian proxy and the LIO’s enemy from within, it demonstrates how the Russo-Ukrainian War has shaped rivalry over the international order and assesses whether this conflict has acc…
From Radical Right to Reactionary Internationalism: Serbia, Russia, and the War in Ukraine
This article contributes to the ongoing debate on reactionary internationalism by linking it with scholarly discussions on civilisation and civilisationism, which have mostly been running in parallel trajectories. By doing so, it attempts to address the question of how the radical right, rooted in numerous particularisms, such as cultural, national, and religious, has managed to foster a global movement with an internationalist ideology that pose…
Neoliberal co-optation, power relations and informality in the Balkan International Relations profession
The article attempts to assess the importance of informal networks in achieving internationally recognised academic standards set in four Balkan countries by the reform of higher education institutions and the International Relations (IR) profession in particular. Starting from the core-periphery division of the Global IR, the authors are examining the results of these reforms by focusing on the neoliberalisation of the university and the profess…
Kulturno nasilje kao proces dugog trajanja: Od Kolonijalizma Do Humanitarizma
U radu se polazi od teze da orijentalizam, kao oblik kulturnog nasilja, predstavlja strukturu dugog trajanja čija se matrica reprodukuje kroz diskurse i prakse različitih društvenih poredaka. Koristeći genealoški i longue durée pristup, autori analiziraju diskurse kolonijalizma, antisemitizma, nacionalizma i humanitarizma kako bi ukazali na dugotrajnost identitetske podele po liniji Zapad-Istok (Orijent), kao i na kontinuitet određenog kulturnog …
From Radical Right to Reactionary Internationalism: Serbia, Russia, and the War in Ukraine
This article contributes to the ongoing debate on reactionary internationalism by linking it with scholarly discussions on civilisation and civilisationism, which have mostly been running in parallel trajectories. By doing so, it attempts to address the question of how the radical right, rooted in numerous particularisms, such as cultural, national, and religious, has managed to foster a global movement with an internationalist ideology that pose…
Neoliberal co-optation, power relations and informality in the Balkan International Relations profession
The article attempts to assess the importance of informal networks in achieving internationally recognised academic standards set in four Balkan countries by the reform of higher education institutions and the International Relations (IR) profession in particular. Starting from the core-periphery division of the Global IR, the authors are examining the results of these reforms by focusing on the neoliberalisation of the university and the profess…
Kulturno nasilje kao proces dugog trajanja: Od Kolonijalizma Do Humanitarizma
U radu se polazi od teze da orijentalizam, kao oblik kulturnog nasilja, predstavlja strukturu dugog trajanja čija se matrica reprodukuje kroz diskurse i prakse različitih društvenih poredaka. Koristeći genealoški i longue durée pristup, autori analiziraju diskurse kolonijalizma, antisemitizma, nacionalizma i humanitarizma kako bi ukazali na dugotrajnost identitetske podele po liniji Zapad-Istok (Orijent), kao i na kontinuitet određenog kulturnog …
Neoliberal co-optation, power relations and informality in the Balkan International Relations profession
The article attempts to assess the importance of informal networks in achieving internationally recognised academic standards set in four Balkan countries by the reform of higher education institutions and the International Relations (IR) profession in particular. Starting from the core-periphery division of the Global IR, the authors are examining the results of these reforms by focusing on the neoliberalisation of the university and the profess…
Reactionary internationalism as a challenge to the liberal international order: European radical right parties and the Russo-Ukrainian war
This article explores the crisis of the liberal international order (LIO), situating it within the global struggle between two narrative alliances: liberal internationalism and reactionary internationalism. By examining the European radical right’s role as a potential Russian proxy and the LIO’s enemy from within, it demonstrates how the Russo-Ukrainian War has shaped rivalry over the international order and assesses whether this conflict has acc…
From Radical Right to Reactionary Internationalism: Serbia, Russia, and the War in Ukraine
This article contributes to the ongoing debate on reactionary internationalism by linking it with scholarly discussions on civilisation and civilisationism, which have mostly been running in parallel trajectories. By doing so, it attempts to address the question of how the radical right, rooted in numerous particularisms, such as cultural, national, and religious, has managed to foster a global movement with an internationalist ideology that pose…
Politics (3 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Reactionary (2 works) · Ancient history (1 works) · Communism, Protests, Social Movements (1 works) · Discipline (1 works) · Economic history (1 works) · Epistemic community (1 works) · Geopolitics (1 works)