Marija Antić
Biographic Data
| ID | 4164820 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marija Antić |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marija |
| FAMILY NAME | Antić |
| SIGNATURE | ANTIĆ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institut društvenih znanosti Ivo Pilar, Zagreb |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7286-2759 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Sex Workers’ Professional Experiences in the Interplay of Structure and Agency in Croatia
There are still relatively few studies on job satisfaction and the quality of work among sex workers, partly due to the ideologies surrounding sex work. In this paper we move away from dichotomous thinking and investigate the professional experiences of indoor independent sex workers in Croatia against the background of criminalised context and gendered socio-economic realities. We look into sex workers’ motivations, perceptions and experiences, …
Survival Sex (Work) in Croatia
This paper explores experiences of persons engaging in survival sex in Croatia. While research on commercial sex in Croatia is generally scarce, there is an absence of qualitative inquires into the life stories and experiences of per sons selling sexual services for subsistence needs. The study is grounded in a thematic analysis of interviews conducted with adult persons engaging in survival sex across the three largest Croatian cities. It examin…
Transnational Iranian poetics of resistance
Mobilizing Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari’s concept of “becoming-revolutionary,” this article aims to address the relative absence of film studies scholarship on Iranian diasporic women’s cinema and transnational Iranian poetics of resistance. More specifically, it examines the role of female agency during Iran’s 2009 Green Movement in Sepideh Farsi’s, arguing that Farsi’s portrayal of a young Iranian woman’s progressive politics and sexual em…
Criminalisation of sex workers
While there is no European consensus on the most appropriate prostitution policies, in most European countries selling sex itself is not criminalised. Exceptions are most of the former communist/socialist countries of the Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia, including Croatia, where it is a misdemeanour/administrative offence against public order and peace, despite recommendations by human rights bodies to decriminalise sex workers. The l…
Beyond the Voice of Egypt
By drawing on postcolonial feminist discourse and Hamid Naficy’s (2001) notion of ‘accented’ cinema, in particular his approach of combining the interstitial position of exilic and diasporic filmmakers with concepts of authorship and genre, this paper explores the intersection between biographical film, gendered rewriting of history, and self-narrative as a site of resistance to nationalist and patriarchal ideologies in Shirin Neshat’s Looking fo…
Serbia in the time of Covid-19
The paper analyzes the specificities of Serbia's response to coronavirus. Two most important issues during the pandemic were the role of the State and the management of migration flows. Being placed in the China-Russia-EU triangle shaped the response on the crises but also the image of the country in the world. Two phenomena shaped mobility patterns. Citizens returning from abroad were caught between accusations of spreading the virus and a plea …
The evolving understanding of gender in international law and ‘gender ideology’ pushback 25 years since the Beijing conference on women
The evolving understanding of gender in international law and ‘gender ideology’ pushback 25 years since the Beijing conference on women
Serbia in the time of Covid-19
The paper analyzes the specificities of Serbia's response to coronavirus. Two most important issues during the pandemic were the role of the State and the management of migration flows. Being placed in the China-Russia-EU triangle shaped the response on the crises but also the image of the country in the world. Two phenomena shaped mobility patterns. Citizens returning from abroad were caught between accusations of spreading the virus and a plea …
Survival Sex (Work) in Croatia
This paper explores experiences of persons engaging in survival sex in Croatia. While research on commercial sex in Croatia is generally scarce, there is an absence of qualitative inquires into the life stories and experiences of per sons selling sexual services for subsistence needs. The study is grounded in a thematic analysis of interviews conducted with adult persons engaging in survival sex across the three largest Croatian cities. It examin…
Serbia in the time of Covid-19
The paper analyzes the specificities of Serbia's response to coronavirus. Two most important issues during the pandemic were the role of the State and the management of migration flows. Being placed in the China-Russia-EU triangle shaped the response on the crises but also the image of the country in the world. Two phenomena shaped mobility patterns. Citizens returning from abroad were caught between accusations of spreading the virus and a plea …
The evolving understanding of gender in international law and ‘gender ideology’ pushback 25 years since the Beijing conference on women
Beyond the Voice of Egypt
By drawing on postcolonial feminist discourse and Hamid Naficy’s (2001) notion of ‘accented’ cinema, in particular his approach of combining the interstitial position of exilic and diasporic filmmakers with concepts of authorship and genre, this paper explores the intersection between biographical film, gendered rewriting of history, and self-narrative as a site of resistance to nationalist and patriarchal ideologies in Shirin Neshat’s Looking fo…
Transnational Iranian poetics of resistance
Mobilizing Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari’s concept of “becoming-revolutionary,” this article aims to address the relative absence of film studies scholarship on Iranian diasporic women’s cinema and transnational Iranian poetics of resistance. More specifically, it examines the role of female agency during Iran’s 2009 Green Movement in Sepideh Farsi’s, arguing that Farsi’s portrayal of a young Iranian woman’s progressive politics and sexual em…
Criminalisation of sex workers
While there is no European consensus on the most appropriate prostitution policies, in most European countries selling sex itself is not criminalised. Exceptions are most of the former communist/socialist countries of the Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia, including Croatia, where it is a misdemeanour/administrative offence against public order and peace, despite recommendations by human rights bodies to decriminalise sex workers. The l…
Sex Workers’ Professional Experiences in the Interplay of Structure and Agency in Croatia
There are still relatively few studies on job satisfaction and the quality of work among sex workers, partly due to the ideologies surrounding sex work. In this paper we move away from dichotomous thinking and investigate the professional experiences of indoor independent sex workers in Croatia against the background of criminalised context and gendered socio-economic realities. We look into sex workers’ motivations, perceptions and experiences, …
Survival Sex (Work) in Croatia
This paper explores experiences of persons engaging in survival sex in Croatia. While research on commercial sex in Croatia is generally scarce, there is an absence of qualitative inquires into the life stories and experiences of per sons selling sexual services for subsistence needs. The study is grounded in a thematic analysis of interviews conducted with adult persons engaging in survival sex across the three largest Croatian cities. It examin…
Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Agency (philosophy (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works)