Danijela Vuković-Ćalasan
Biographic Data
| ID | 956845 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Danijela Vuković-Ćalasan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Danijela |
| FAMILY NAME | Vuković-Ćalasan |
| SIGNATURE | VUKOVIĆ-ĆALASAN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Montenegro |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6561-3145 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Blacksmiths and Street Cleaners: The Enduring Roma Ethno-Economy in Montenegro
Members of the Roma ethnic community in Montenegro face challenges in the process of economic and social inclusion. From their first arrival in Montenegro during the Ottoman period, Roma were associated with certain low-status jobs and were largely excluded from the formal economy. This article provides a chronological account of the Roma ethno-economy, which prevails to this day, despite measures taken during the socialist and postsocialist peri…
Ethnocultural Pluralism and Multiculturalism in Contemporary Montenegro: Lessons to Learn
The paper discusses successful management of ethnocultural pluralism in the context of Montenegro, viewed from the perspective of multiculturalism as a normative-legal model that this state adopted in relation to ethnic and national communities that inhabit its territory. Particular emphasis is placed on three different levels at which ethnocultural pluralism can be discussed, and the paper elaborates the issue of successful management at each of…
Roma in the history of Montenegro – displacement, marginalization and discrimination
The history of Roma population in Montenegro has been a history of exclusion, displacement, and refusal by the rest of the Montenegrin society. Members of other ethnocultural communities in Montenegro, social actors, and institutions are not sufficiently aware of the importance of understanding the position of this community in historical terms. The methodology applied in this paper entails analysis of ethnographic material, unpublished archival …
Factors in National Self-Designation of Slavic Muslims in the Montenegrin Sandžak
National fragmentation of Slavic Muslims in the Montenegrin area of the Sandžak region into Bosniaks and national Muslims was recorded in the last two population censuses in Montenegro, with minor differences in the two sets of results. Therefore, the following question emerges: what are the social and political factors, prevalent in the Montenegrin area of the Sandžak region, that drive national self-identification of Slavic Muslims in this regi…
Politics and Religion in Montenegro-From "Theocracy" to a Civic State
The relationship between religion(s) and politics, i.e., religious communities and political authorities, in Montenegro has varied and taken different forms throughout the country's history. Available research, mostly historical in nature, is predominantly factual and does not provide a clear picture of the nature and forms of this relationship in Montenegro's history. Through an analysis of legal-historical sources and relevant literature, this …
Defining Diaspora in post-Yugoslav States
Contemporary societies exist in the conditions of globalization, which profoundly transforms them in different dimensions. Technological progress enabled the significant changes in the identity dimension. This has, inter alia, resulted in new opportunities for preserving identification with the country of origin, increased interest in the diaspora concept in the politological and sociological thought and caused new approaches and activities by th…
Adventists in Montenegro-From the Atheistic Psychosis of Socialism to the Post-socialist Individuation of Adventism
The process of converting individuals to a particular religious community is one of the issues addressed by the Sociology of Religion. In the post-socialist Montenegrin society, there have been research works related to dominant religious communities, the Orthodox, the Roman Catholic, and the Islamic, while science has shown no interest in small religious groups. The Adventist movement in Montenegro, although present for a long period of time, ha…
Re-designation of Ethnic Muslims as Bosniaks in Montenegro: Local Specificities and Dynamics of This Process
The purpose of this article is to analyse the dynamics of the process of re-designation of ethnic Muslims as Bosniaks in Montenegro. Through a comparison with the analogous process in Serbia, certain specificities are indicated in the context of Montenegro. In line with the premises of the elite theory, we point to the divergent influence of the socially engaged members of the Slavic Muslim cultural corpus in Montenegro on the process of ethnic s…
Izazovi izgradnje građanskog identiteta u Crnoj Gori: Postreferendumske podjele i sporovi političkih partija
Postkomunistička tranziciona društva suočavaju se sa potrebom oblikovanja novih političkih identiteta u procesu izgradnje države i nacije i to u složenim unutrašnjim okolnostima. S obzirom da je proces izgradnje političkog identiteta nacionalno-državne zajednice jedan od najznačajnijih za njen opstanak i funkcionisanje, postavlja se pitanje: kakvog je oblika faktički politički identitet postreferendumske Crne Gore, naročito u dihotomiji građansko…
Adventists in Montenegro-From the Atheistic Psychosis of Socialism to the Post-socialist Individuation of Adventism
The process of converting individuals to a particular religious community is one of the issues addressed by the Sociology of Religion. In the post-socialist Montenegrin society, there have been research works related to dominant religious communities, the Orthodox, the Roman Catholic, and the Islamic, while science has shown no interest in small religious groups. The Adventist movement in Montenegro, although present for a long period of time, ha…
Izazovi izgradnje građanskog identiteta u Crnoj Gori: Postreferendumske podjele i sporovi političkih partija
Postkomunistička tranziciona društva suočavaju se sa potrebom oblikovanja novih političkih identiteta u procesu izgradnje države i nacije i to u složenim unutrašnjim okolnostima. S obzirom da je proces izgradnje političkog identiteta nacionalno-državne zajednice jedan od najznačajnijih za njen opstanak i funkcionisanje, postavlja se pitanje: kakvog je oblika faktički politički identitet postreferendumske Crne Gore, naročito u dihotomiji građansko…
Re-designation of Ethnic Muslims as Bosniaks in Montenegro: Local Specificities and Dynamics of This Process
The purpose of this article is to analyse the dynamics of the process of re-designation of ethnic Muslims as Bosniaks in Montenegro. Through a comparison with the analogous process in Serbia, certain specificities are indicated in the context of Montenegro. In line with the premises of the elite theory, we point to the divergent influence of the socially engaged members of the Slavic Muslim cultural corpus in Montenegro on the process of ethnic s…
Adventists in Montenegro-From the Atheistic Psychosis of Socialism to the Post-socialist Individuation of Adventism
The process of converting individuals to a particular religious community is one of the issues addressed by the Sociology of Religion. In the post-socialist Montenegrin society, there have been research works related to dominant religious communities, the Orthodox, the Roman Catholic, and the Islamic, while science has shown no interest in small religious groups. The Adventist movement in Montenegro, although present for a long period of time, ha…
Defining Diaspora in post-Yugoslav States
Contemporary societies exist in the conditions of globalization, which profoundly transforms them in different dimensions. Technological progress enabled the significant changes in the identity dimension. This has, inter alia, resulted in new opportunities for preserving identification with the country of origin, increased interest in the diaspora concept in the politological and sociological thought and caused new approaches and activities by th…
Ethnocultural Pluralism and Multiculturalism in Contemporary Montenegro: Lessons to Learn
The paper discusses successful management of ethnocultural pluralism in the context of Montenegro, viewed from the perspective of multiculturalism as a normative-legal model that this state adopted in relation to ethnic and national communities that inhabit its territory. Particular emphasis is placed on three different levels at which ethnocultural pluralism can be discussed, and the paper elaborates the issue of successful management at each of…
Roma in the history of Montenegro – displacement, marginalization and discrimination
The history of Roma population in Montenegro has been a history of exclusion, displacement, and refusal by the rest of the Montenegrin society. Members of other ethnocultural communities in Montenegro, social actors, and institutions are not sufficiently aware of the importance of understanding the position of this community in historical terms. The methodology applied in this paper entails analysis of ethnographic material, unpublished archival …
Factors in National Self-Designation of Slavic Muslims in the Montenegrin Sandžak
National fragmentation of Slavic Muslims in the Montenegrin area of the Sandžak region into Bosniaks and national Muslims was recorded in the last two population censuses in Montenegro, with minor differences in the two sets of results. Therefore, the following question emerges: what are the social and political factors, prevalent in the Montenegrin area of the Sandžak region, that drive national self-identification of Slavic Muslims in this regi…
Politics and Religion in Montenegro-From "Theocracy" to a Civic State
The relationship between religion(s) and politics, i.e., religious communities and political authorities, in Montenegro has varied and taken different forms throughout the country's history. Available research, mostly historical in nature, is predominantly factual and does not provide a clear picture of the nature and forms of this relationship in Montenegro's history. Through an analysis of legal-historical sources and relevant literature, this …
Blacksmiths and Street Cleaners: The Enduring Roma Ethno-Economy in Montenegro
Members of the Roma ethnic community in Montenegro face challenges in the process of economic and social inclusion. From their first arrival in Montenegro during the Ottoman period, Roma were associated with certain low-status jobs and were largely excluded from the formal economy. This article provides a chronological account of the Roma ethno-economy, which prevails to this day, despite measures taken during the socialist and postsocialist peri…
Montenegro (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Ethnology (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (3 works) · Ethnic group (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works)