Ines Crvenkovska Risteska
Biographic Data
| ID | 7251394 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ines Crvenkovska Risteska |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ines Crvenkovska |
| FAMILY NAME | Risteska |
| SIGNATURE | RISTESKA I C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Saints Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1724-0663 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Globalization of Sex Economies Through Examples From the Roma Community in Skopje
The globalization of sexual service markets in the world contributes to the globalization of the sexual service market in the Roma community in Skopje. This is evident through the examples of five interlocutors from a 9-year research period in Skopje. Today, most sex workers have emigrated to Belgium and France, while those that continue to work in Skopje conduct their work in a European model
The Depiction of Roma in the Macedonian Ethnological and Anthropological Literature
A relatively small number of ethnological papers deal with the Roma in the Balkans, including Macedonia. In this paper, the idea is to present how the scientific interest in Roma issues increased than how the image of the Roma was conceived in Yugoslavian literature. This image was then transferred to the Macedonian ethnological, anthropological literature. The analysis has used ethnographic papers and proceedings dedicated to the Roma in the per…
Tito Returns to Skopje
After the breakup of the Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia, J.B. Tito’s self and legacy were by turns remembered and forgotten to a greater or lesser extent, depending on certain actions taken by the political elites. In this text I am trying to examine this issue by using examples of the actions taken by state authorities and the political centers of power, like in this case the relationship towards the artistic portrait of J.B. Tito b…
Both Man and Woman”
“Women” (buljàshi) play a third gender role in the Roma community in Skopje, Macedonia. Their important role, “both man and woman”, in the Roma community is realized through economic, social, and ritual community of close “sisters”. Within the Roma family rituals, in the life cycle rituals of the men and women community members, they take a significant ritual - magic function. They are “mediators” between the divine and the community
Iт’s Time for a Baby! Motherh Ood and Nationalism Accord Ing to Examples From the Republic of Macedonia
Political centers of power in societies often try through different forms of nationalism to regulate gender roles of individuals. In this sense, in the Republic ofMacedonia in the period 2006-2017, through various projects, the Government attempted to influence public notions on the role of women in the family and in the state. The representations are mainly in relation to the idea of increasing and strengthening the nation. At the center of this…
Creating context
The research in this text focuses on creating a research context, which reflects the notion of sexuality of individuals born as male and feeling as “women” or “as both male and female” in the Roma community in Skopje. The ethnographic “field” is created nontraditionally and reflects the characteristics of the local sex/gender “both male and female” concept, which leads to the systemic characteristics in the local economies where sexuality acquire…
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Creating context
The research in this text focuses on creating a research context, which reflects the notion of sexuality of individuals born as male and feeling as “women” or “as both male and female” in the Roma community in Skopje. The ethnographic “field” is created nontraditionally and reflects the characteristics of the local sex/gender “both male and female” concept, which leads to the systemic characteristics in the local economies where sexuality acquire…
Iт’s Time for a Baby! Motherh Ood and Nationalism Accord Ing to Examples From the Republic of Macedonia
Political centers of power in societies often try through different forms of nationalism to regulate gender roles of individuals. In this sense, in the Republic ofMacedonia in the period 2006-2017, through various projects, the Government attempted to influence public notions on the role of women in the family and in the state. The representations are mainly in relation to the idea of increasing and strengthening the nation. At the center of this…
Both Man and Woman”
“Women” (buljàshi) play a third gender role in the Roma community in Skopje, Macedonia. Their important role, “both man and woman”, in the Roma community is realized through economic, social, and ritual community of close “sisters”. Within the Roma family rituals, in the life cycle rituals of the men and women community members, they take a significant ritual - magic function. They are “mediators” between the divine and the community
Tito Returns to Skopje
After the breakup of the Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia, J.B. Tito’s self and legacy were by turns remembered and forgotten to a greater or lesser extent, depending on certain actions taken by the political elites. In this text I am trying to examine this issue by using examples of the actions taken by state authorities and the political centers of power, like in this case the relationship towards the artistic portrait of J.B. Tito b…
The Depiction of Roma in the Macedonian Ethnological and Anthropological Literature
A relatively small number of ethnological papers deal with the Roma in the Balkans, including Macedonia. In this paper, the idea is to present how the scientific interest in Roma issues increased than how the image of the Roma was conceived in Yugoslavian literature. This image was then transferred to the Macedonian ethnological, anthropological literature. The analysis has used ethnographic papers and proceedings dedicated to the Roma in the per…
The Globalization of Sex Economies Through Examples From the Roma Community in Skopje
The globalization of sexual service markets in the world contributes to the globalization of the sexual service market in the Roma community in Skopje. This is evident through the examples of five interlocutors from a 9-year research period in Skopje. Today, most sex workers have emigrated to Belgium and France, while those that continue to work in Skopje conduct their work in a European model
History (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Romani and Gypsy Studies (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works)