Mirjana Ristic
Biographic Data
| ID | 6690617 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mirjana Ristic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mirjana |
| FAMILY NAME | Ristic |
| SIGNATURE | RISTIĆ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Belgrade |
| ORCID | 0009-0003-2933-3431 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Post-fallism: The afterlife of the Lenin Monument in Berlin
This paper explores the afterlife of the fallen Lenin Monument, which once stood since 1970 on the Leninplatz in the former East Berlin. In 1991, the monument was dismantled into 129 pieces and buried under a sand hill in a forest in Müggelheim, in the far south-east of Berlin. In 2015, its head was dug out and displayed in Berlin’s Spandau Citadel at the permanent exhibition showing the city’s fallen monuments from Prussian times to today. This …
Urban fallism: Monuments, iconoclasm and activism
In March 2015, an activist movement ‘Rhodes must fall’ from the University of Cape Town initiated a new form of global socio-political protest, which spread in cities worldwide and was characterized by spatial practices of occupying, modifying and pulling down monuments in public space. Presenting key theoretic points of this special feature in City, this introduction explores the phenomenon of ‘urban fallism’–the ways in which the action of cont…
Urban Heritage in Divided Cities: Contested Pasts
Architecture, Urban Space and War: The Destruction and Reconstruction of Sarajevo
The forecasting of municipal waste generation using artificial neural networks and sustainability indicators
Urban fallism: Monuments, iconoclasm and activism
In March 2015, an activist movement ‘Rhodes must fall’ from the University of Cape Town initiated a new form of global socio-political protest, which spread in cities worldwide and was characterized by spatial practices of occupying, modifying and pulling down monuments in public space. Presenting key theoretic points of this special feature in City, this introduction explores the phenomenon of ‘urban fallism’–the ways in which the action of cont…
Post-fallism: The afterlife of the Lenin Monument in Berlin
This paper explores the afterlife of the fallen Lenin Monument, which once stood since 1970 on the Leninplatz in the former East Berlin. In 1991, the monument was dismantled into 129 pieces and buried under a sand hill in a forest in Müggelheim, in the far south-east of Berlin. In 2015, its head was dug out and displayed in Berlin’s Spandau Citadel at the permanent exhibition showing the city’s fallen monuments from Prussian times to today. This …
The forecasting of municipal waste generation using artificial neural networks and sustainability indicators
The forecasting of municipal waste generation using artificial neural networks and sustainability indicators
Architecture, Urban Space and War: The Destruction and Reconstruction of Sarajevo
Urban Heritage in Divided Cities: Contested Pasts
Post-fallism: The afterlife of the Lenin Monument in Berlin
This paper explores the afterlife of the fallen Lenin Monument, which once stood since 1970 on the Leninplatz in the former East Berlin. In 1991, the monument was dismantled into 129 pieces and buried under a sand hill in a forest in Müggelheim, in the far south-east of Berlin. In 2015, its head was dug out and displayed in Berlin’s Spandau Citadel at the permanent exhibition showing the city’s fallen monuments from Prussian times to today. This …
Urban fallism: Monuments, iconoclasm and activism
In March 2015, an activist movement ‘Rhodes must fall’ from the University of Cape Town initiated a new form of global socio-political protest, which spread in cities worldwide and was characterized by spatial practices of occupying, modifying and pulling down monuments in public space. Presenting key theoretic points of this special feature in City, this introduction explores the phenomenon of ‘urban fallism’–the ways in which the action of cont…
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