Senka Neuman Stanivukovic
Biographic Data
| ID | 4425806 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Senka Neuman Stanivukovic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Senka Neuman |
| FAMILY NAME | Stanivukovic |
| SIGNATURE | STANIVUKOVIC S N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Groningen |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4826-2491 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Geopolitics of failure and standardisation
This article investigates how standards materialise value judgments of infrastructural failure and success, shaping the legitimacy and political meaning of infrastructure projects. Focusing on the Budapest-Belgrade railway, a Chinese-financed project in Central Eastern and Southern Europe overlapping with EU infrastructure frameworks, the article examines the geopolitics of standard-setting, arguing that standards are instruments of power that de…
Rhythms of growth
Brick, Wood, and Metal
This article argues that the built environment actively critiques transitional justice, exposing how material forms produce alternative temporal relations between violence, recovery, and justice. Drawing on ethnographic research in the post-war and post-disaster region of Banija, Croatia, and archival analysis of reconstruction programmes and policies, I show how transformations of brick, wood, and steel into various forms of built environment ma…
Drawing an archive of migration struggles
Inspired by scholarly calls for archives that connect different justice claims across times and geographies, this article examines the Colours of a Journey (CoJ) archive, focusing on its visions and practices of documenting, curating and disseminating migration struggles. Using an ethnographic approach, the article investigates what constitutes an archival record of migration struggles and the practices that support such an archive. The argument …
A reluctant European? The Czech Republic’s EU membership experience read through the EU Council Presidency
This paper explores the Czech Republic’s evolving understanding of its Europeanness and its position within the European Union (EU) during its first two decades of membership. The study focuses on the country’s two EU Council Presidencies in 2009 and 2022 as significant platforms for renegotiating its European identity and engaging with questions of the country’s role and vision within the EU. Despite the Czech Republic’s continued ambiguity towa…
Roads of Europe—On Infrastructural Time, Near, Distant, and Past Futures
This paper studies the temporalities of EU investments into Southeast European (SEE) roads. Road construction and maintenance and related institutional frameworks, regulation, and project planning signify different modes of infrastructural time. Roads carry narratives of development and progress, but they also confront visions of desired futures with ruins of forgotten pasts. Promises of infrastructural potential intersect with project cycles, fi…
European dis/integration in times of complexity – reassembling Europe in the 2014 protests and plenums in Bosnia and Herzegovina
This paper problematizes European dis/integration from the location of Southeast Europe, particularly social and political struggles of the 2014 protests and plenums in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The European project is understood as a product of multiple assemblages to transgress various binaries that capture the European Union as a unitary entity and define the conceptual work on European integration and disintegration. In its central argument, th…
Europeanization As Discursive Practice
Rhythms of growth
Roads of Europe—On Infrastructural Time, Near, Distant, and Past Futures
This paper studies the temporalities of EU investments into Southeast European (SEE) roads. Road construction and maintenance and related institutional frameworks, regulation, and project planning signify different modes of infrastructural time. Roads carry narratives of development and progress, but they also confront visions of desired futures with ruins of forgotten pasts. Promises of infrastructural potential intersect with project cycles, fi…
A reluctant European? The Czech Republic’s EU membership experience read through the EU Council Presidency
This paper explores the Czech Republic’s evolving understanding of its Europeanness and its position within the European Union (EU) during its first two decades of membership. The study focuses on the country’s two EU Council Presidencies in 2009 and 2022 as significant platforms for renegotiating its European identity and engaging with questions of the country’s role and vision within the EU. Despite the Czech Republic’s continued ambiguity towa…
Europeanization As Discursive Practice
European dis/integration in times of complexity – reassembling Europe in the 2014 protests and plenums in Bosnia and Herzegovina
This paper problematizes European dis/integration from the location of Southeast Europe, particularly social and political struggles of the 2014 protests and plenums in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The European project is understood as a product of multiple assemblages to transgress various binaries that capture the European Union as a unitary entity and define the conceptual work on European integration and disintegration. In its central argument, th…
Roads of Europe—On Infrastructural Time, Near, Distant, and Past Futures
This paper studies the temporalities of EU investments into Southeast European (SEE) roads. Road construction and maintenance and related institutional frameworks, regulation, and project planning signify different modes of infrastructural time. Roads carry narratives of development and progress, but they also confront visions of desired futures with ruins of forgotten pasts. Promises of infrastructural potential intersect with project cycles, fi…
Drawing an archive of migration struggles
Inspired by scholarly calls for archives that connect different justice claims across times and geographies, this article examines the Colours of a Journey (CoJ) archive, focusing on its visions and practices of documenting, curating and disseminating migration struggles. Using an ethnographic approach, the article investigates what constitutes an archival record of migration struggles and the practices that support such an archive. The argument …
A reluctant European? The Czech Republic’s EU membership experience read through the EU Council Presidency
This paper explores the Czech Republic’s evolving understanding of its Europeanness and its position within the European Union (EU) during its first two decades of membership. The study focuses on the country’s two EU Council Presidencies in 2009 and 2022 as significant platforms for renegotiating its European identity and engaging with questions of the country’s role and vision within the EU. Despite the Czech Republic’s continued ambiguity towa…
Rhythms of growth
Brick, Wood, and Metal
This article argues that the built environment actively critiques transitional justice, exposing how material forms produce alternative temporal relations between violence, recovery, and justice. Drawing on ethnographic research in the post-war and post-disaster region of Banija, Croatia, and archival analysis of reconstruction programmes and policies, I show how transformations of brick, wood, and steel into various forms of built environment ma…
Geopolitics of failure and standardisation
This article investigates how standards materialise value judgments of infrastructural failure and success, shaping the legitimacy and political meaning of infrastructure projects. Focusing on the Budapest-Belgrade railway, a Chinese-financed project in Central Eastern and Southern Europe overlapping with EU infrastructure frameworks, the article examines the geopolitics of standard-setting, arguing that standards are instruments of power that de…
Politics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Water Governance and Infrastructure (3 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (2 works) · Business (2 works) · European integration (2 works) · European Politics and Security (2 works)