Hariz Halilovich
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 89651 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Hariz Halilovich |
| PRENOMES | Hariz |
| SOBRENOME | Halilovich |
| ASSINATURA | HALILOVICH H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | RMIT University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8930-3152 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 85 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Global Security Reimagined
Global Security Reimagined
Chipping’ away at barriers
Local Commemorations, False Heroes, and Hijacked Memories
The politics of memory is also the politics of forgetting – especially when it comes to perpetrators of violence, such as those who committed genocide and other crimes against humanity in Bosnia-Herzegovina in the 1990s. This study considers how history, mythology, and collective memories have been used by institutions and politicians, particularly in the Serb-dominated Bosnian entity Republika Srpska (RS), to construct narratives that discursive…
Fields of Play
This paper discusses the meanings and practices of multiculturalism among young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds in one of Australia’s most multicultural cities. It is based on a three-year ethnographic study exploring refugee and migrant youth engaged in sports and arts in the suburbs of Melbourne known as “migrant”, “ethnic” and “multicultural” areas. The result of the study indicates that multiculturalism from below can happen diffe…
Places of Pain
For displaced persons, memory and identity is performed, (re)constructed and (re)negotiated daily. Forced displacement radically reshapes identity, with results ranging from successful hybridization to feelings of permanent misplacement. This compelling and intimate description of places of pain and (be)longing that were lost during the 1992-95 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as of survivors' places of resettlement in Australia, Europe and…
Syrian Refugee Migration, Transitions in Migrant Statuses and Future Scenarios of Syrian Mobility
This article analyses the international migrations and statuses of people who left Syria after the outbreak of the civil war. In addition to exploring the dynamics of Syrian refugee migrations since 2011, we also discuss future prospects and possibilities of return. The ambition of the article is twofold. First, we aim to develop and nuance the typology of migrations of Syrians. Secondly, the article seeks to explore useful lessons from former la…
Refuge(e)s in the Digital Diaspora
Based on digital and conventional ethnography, this paper discusses how Bosnian refugees utilize digital technologies and new media to recreate, synchronize and sustain their identities and memories in the aftermath of ethnic cleansing and genocide and in the contexts of their new emplacements and home-making practices in the diaspora. In addition to discussing representations of displacement and emplacement in the “digital age”, the paper also a…
Sveprisutna odsutnost nestalih u genocidu
Ovaj rad rezultat je antropološke studije o utjecaju prisilnog raseljavanja, genocida i nestalih osoba na društvene identitete preživjelih žena, njihovih obitelji i lokalnih zajednica. U prvom dijelu rada iznesene su statističke i historiografske činjenice vezane uz nedavna ratna stradanja u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH) te se upozorava na nedostatke kvantitativnoga istraživačkog pristupa u donošenju zaključaka o biti, karakteru i posljedicama ratnih…
From Refugees to Trans-local Entrepreneurs
This article focuses on the former war refugees, who (partly) returned to their homeland Bosnia and Herzegovina and became significant investors in their local communities. We are particularly interested in their experiences with manoeuvring between different countries and institutional environments, as these refugee entrepreneurs are running their businesses simultaneously in developed European economies (Switzerland and Sweden) and in their hom…
Migrating memories
Re-imaging and re-imagining the past after ‘memoricide’
Long-distance Mourning and Synchronised Memories in a Global Context
This paper discusses annual commemorative activities of July 11 in the Bosnian diaspora communities in Europe, the USA and Australia, a widely embraced grassroots trend commemorating the 1995 Srebrenica genocide that has become an important act of public memorialisation, reassertion of collective identity and a form of political activism among the Bosnian refugees and genocide survivors in different places across the globe where they have settled…
Reclaiming erased lives
Bosnian Austrians
This article explores the on-site and online realities of Bosnian immigrants in Austria whose migration, at least initially, started as a forced displacement. It describes how their social networks—performed and sustained both in real and cyber space—are utilized in strengthening social cohesion and trans-local identities in relation to places in Austria and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Ultimately, the article attempts to challenge the established methodo…
Maps, Models, and Narratives
Many researchers within the social sciences, medicine, and humanities have examined the ways people talk and think about depression. In their research and published literature they have attempted to determine the theoretical frameworks and appropriate language for categorizing such concepts and understandings. Drawing from mental health and broader social science scholarship, in this article we examine three approaches to developing an inclusive …
La localisation du transnationalisme. Pratiques transfrontalières bosniaques et croates
La translocalité explique mieux que la transnationalité la morphologie sociale et les réalités vécues par les populations de migrants, y compris les formes d'interaction sociale, de modèles d'organisation, de pratiques culturelles et d'autres activités mises en œuvre par rapport à leur patrie respective et à leurs compatriotes translocaux dans les autres pays. L'étude de ces pratiques chez les migrants bosniaques et croates montre que les lieux d…
Trans‐Local Communities in the Age of Transnationalism
Today, Bosnians represent one of the newly emerging and the most widely dispersed diasporic communities from the Balkans. There are large communities of Bosnians living in almost every European country, as well as throughout North America and Australia. Most were displaced during the 1992–1995 Bosnian war, in which 2.2 million people were forced to leave their homes, 1.6 million of whom looked for refuge abroad. In contrast with, and in response …
Beyond the sadness
The 11 new marble headstones erected at the small village cemetery at the outskirts of Hegići in late July 2007 outnumbered the number of people who had returned to the village. Only the dates of death engraved on the white headstones revealed that most of the people buried that day died together on the same day in July 1992. The small congregation of some 50 people, made up of surviving relatives and neighbours coming from afar, mourned in digni…
Psihološke osnove pomirenja između Srba, Hrvata i Bošnjaka (The Psychological Basis of Reconciliation Between Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks)
Long-distance Mourning and Synchronised Memories in a Global Context
This paper discusses annual commemorative activities of July 11 in the Bosnian diaspora communities in Europe, the USA and Australia, a widely embraced grassroots trend commemorating the 1995 Srebrenica genocide that has become an important act of public memorialisation, reassertion of collective identity and a form of political activism among the Bosnian refugees and genocide survivors in different places across the globe where they have settled…
Syrian Refugee Migration, Transitions in Migrant Statuses and Future Scenarios of Syrian Mobility
This article analyses the international migrations and statuses of people who left Syria after the outbreak of the civil war. In addition to exploring the dynamics of Syrian refugee migrations since 2011, we also discuss future prospects and possibilities of return. The ambition of the article is twofold. First, we aim to develop and nuance the typology of migrations of Syrians. Secondly, the article seeks to explore useful lessons from former la…
Reclaiming erased lives
Re-imaging and re-imagining the past after ‘memoricide’
Trans‐Local Communities in the Age of Transnationalism
Today, Bosnians represent one of the newly emerging and the most widely dispersed diasporic communities from the Balkans. There are large communities of Bosnians living in almost every European country, as well as throughout North America and Australia. Most were displaced during the 1992–1995 Bosnian war, in which 2.2 million people were forced to leave their homes, 1.6 million of whom looked for refuge abroad. In contrast with, and in response …
Beyond the sadness
The 11 new marble headstones erected at the small village cemetery at the outskirts of Hegići in late July 2007 outnumbered the number of people who had returned to the village. Only the dates of death engraved on the white headstones revealed that most of the people buried that day died together on the same day in July 1992. The small congregation of some 50 people, made up of surviving relatives and neighbours coming from afar, mourned in digni…
Bosnian Austrians
This article explores the on-site and online realities of Bosnian immigrants in Austria whose migration, at least initially, started as a forced displacement. It describes how their social networks—performed and sustained both in real and cyber space—are utilized in strengthening social cohesion and trans-local identities in relation to places in Austria and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Ultimately, the article attempts to challenge the established methodo…
From Refugees to Trans-local Entrepreneurs
This article focuses on the former war refugees, who (partly) returned to their homeland Bosnia and Herzegovina and became significant investors in their local communities. We are particularly interested in their experiences with manoeuvring between different countries and institutional environments, as these refugee entrepreneurs are running their businesses simultaneously in developed European economies (Switzerland and Sweden) and in their hom…
Migrating memories
La localisation du transnationalisme. Pratiques transfrontalières bosniaques et croates
La translocalité explique mieux que la transnationalité la morphologie sociale et les réalités vécues par les populations de migrants, y compris les formes d'interaction sociale, de modèles d'organisation, de pratiques culturelles et d'autres activités mises en œuvre par rapport à leur patrie respective et à leurs compatriotes translocaux dans les autres pays. L'étude de ces pratiques chez les migrants bosniaques et croates montre que les lieux d…
Fields of Play
This paper discusses the meanings and practices of multiculturalism among young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds in one of Australia’s most multicultural cities. It is based on a three-year ethnographic study exploring refugee and migrant youth engaged in sports and arts in the suburbs of Melbourne known as “migrant”, “ethnic” and “multicultural” areas. The result of the study indicates that multiculturalism from below can happen diffe…
Maps, Models, and Narratives
Many researchers within the social sciences, medicine, and humanities have examined the ways people talk and think about depression. In their research and published literature they have attempted to determine the theoretical frameworks and appropriate language for categorizing such concepts and understandings. Drawing from mental health and broader social science scholarship, in this article we examine three approaches to developing an inclusive …
Refuge(e)s in the Digital Diaspora
Based on digital and conventional ethnography, this paper discusses how Bosnian refugees utilize digital technologies and new media to recreate, synchronize and sustain their identities and memories in the aftermath of ethnic cleansing and genocide and in the contexts of their new emplacements and home-making practices in the diaspora. In addition to discussing representations of displacement and emplacement in the “digital age”, the paper also a…
Beyond the sadness
The 11 new marble headstones erected at the small village cemetery at the outskirts of Hegići in late July 2007 outnumbered the number of people who had returned to the village. Only the dates of death engraved on the white headstones revealed that most of the people buried that day died together on the same day in July 1992. The small congregation of some 50 people, made up of surviving relatives and neighbours coming from afar, mourned in digni…
Psihološke osnove pomirenja između Srba, Hrvata i Bošnjaka (The Psychological Basis of Reconciliation Between Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks)
Trans‐Local Communities in the Age of Transnationalism
Today, Bosnians represent one of the newly emerging and the most widely dispersed diasporic communities from the Balkans. There are large communities of Bosnians living in almost every European country, as well as throughout North America and Australia. Most were displaced during the 1992–1995 Bosnian war, in which 2.2 million people were forced to leave their homes, 1.6 million of whom looked for refuge abroad. In contrast with, and in response …
Bosnian Austrians
This article explores the on-site and online realities of Bosnian immigrants in Austria whose migration, at least initially, started as a forced displacement. It describes how their social networks—performed and sustained both in real and cyber space—are utilized in strengthening social cohesion and trans-local identities in relation to places in Austria and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Ultimately, the article attempts to challenge the established methodo…
Maps, Models, and Narratives
Many researchers within the social sciences, medicine, and humanities have examined the ways people talk and think about depression. In their research and published literature they have attempted to determine the theoretical frameworks and appropriate language for categorizing such concepts and understandings. Drawing from mental health and broader social science scholarship, in this article we examine three approaches to developing an inclusive …
La localisation du transnationalisme. Pratiques transfrontalières bosniaques et croates
La translocalité explique mieux que la transnationalité la morphologie sociale et les réalités vécues par les populations de migrants, y compris les formes d'interaction sociale, de modèles d'organisation, de pratiques culturelles et d'autres activités mises en œuvre par rapport à leur patrie respective et à leurs compatriotes translocaux dans les autres pays. L'étude de ces pratiques chez les migrants bosniaques et croates montre que les lieux d…
Reclaiming erased lives
Re-imaging and re-imagining the past after ‘memoricide’
Long-distance Mourning and Synchronised Memories in a Global Context
This paper discusses annual commemorative activities of July 11 in the Bosnian diaspora communities in Europe, the USA and Australia, a widely embraced grassroots trend commemorating the 1995 Srebrenica genocide that has become an important act of public memorialisation, reassertion of collective identity and a form of political activism among the Bosnian refugees and genocide survivors in different places across the globe where they have settled…
Migrating memories
From Refugees to Trans-local Entrepreneurs
This article focuses on the former war refugees, who (partly) returned to their homeland Bosnia and Herzegovina and became significant investors in their local communities. We are particularly interested in their experiences with manoeuvring between different countries and institutional environments, as these refugee entrepreneurs are running their businesses simultaneously in developed European economies (Switzerland and Sweden) and in their hom…
Sveprisutna odsutnost nestalih u genocidu
Ovaj rad rezultat je antropološke studije o utjecaju prisilnog raseljavanja, genocida i nestalih osoba na društvene identitete preživjelih žena, njihovih obitelji i lokalnih zajednica. U prvom dijelu rada iznesene su statističke i historiografske činjenice vezane uz nedavna ratna stradanja u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH) te se upozorava na nedostatke kvantitativnoga istraživačkog pristupa u donošenju zaključaka o biti, karakteru i posljedicama ratnih…
Syrian Refugee Migration, Transitions in Migrant Statuses and Future Scenarios of Syrian Mobility
This article analyses the international migrations and statuses of people who left Syria after the outbreak of the civil war. In addition to exploring the dynamics of Syrian refugee migrations since 2011, we also discuss future prospects and possibilities of return. The ambition of the article is twofold. First, we aim to develop and nuance the typology of migrations of Syrians. Secondly, the article seeks to explore useful lessons from former la…
Refuge(e)s in the Digital Diaspora
Based on digital and conventional ethnography, this paper discusses how Bosnian refugees utilize digital technologies and new media to recreate, synchronize and sustain their identities and memories in the aftermath of ethnic cleansing and genocide and in the contexts of their new emplacements and home-making practices in the diaspora. In addition to discussing representations of displacement and emplacement in the “digital age”, the paper also a…
Places of Pain
For displaced persons, memory and identity is performed, (re)constructed and (re)negotiated daily. Forced displacement radically reshapes identity, with results ranging from successful hybridization to feelings of permanent misplacement. This compelling and intimate description of places of pain and (be)longing that were lost during the 1992-95 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as of survivors' places of resettlement in Australia, Europe and…
Local Commemorations, False Heroes, and Hijacked Memories
The politics of memory is also the politics of forgetting – especially when it comes to perpetrators of violence, such as those who committed genocide and other crimes against humanity in Bosnia-Herzegovina in the 1990s. This study considers how history, mythology, and collective memories have been used by institutions and politicians, particularly in the Serb-dominated Bosnian entity Republika Srpska (RS), to construct narratives that discursive…
Fields of Play
This paper discusses the meanings and practices of multiculturalism among young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds in one of Australia’s most multicultural cities. It is based on a three-year ethnographic study exploring refugee and migrant youth engaged in sports and arts in the suburbs of Melbourne known as “migrant”, “ethnic” and “multicultural” areas. The result of the study indicates that multiculturalism from below can happen diffe…
Global Security Reimagined
Chipping’ away at barriers
Global Security Reimagined
Sociology (15 obras) · Political science (14 obras) · Gender Studies (10 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Gender Studies (9 obras) · History (9 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Refugee (9 obras) · Bosnian (8 obras) · History (8 obras)