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ANA DEVIĆ
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Ph.D.
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Ph.D. (Sociology), University of California, San Diego
Title: ‘The Forging of Socialist Nationalism and Its Alternatives:
Intellectual Criticism and Social Context in Yugoslavia Between the
Mid-1960s and 1992’
Supervisors: Gershon Shafir, Martha Lampland, Chandra Mukerji and Victor Magagna
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(Development Studies), Institute of Social Studies, The Hague |
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(Economics), University of Novi Sad |
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Current academic post / related positions:
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| Associate Professor in Political Sociology
Department of Political Science
University of Aarhus, Denmark
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English: full fluency; Serbo-Croat-Bosnian: native; Russian: quasi-native; French: very good reading and basic conversation; Danish: good reading and basic conversation; Slovene and Macedonian: very good reading.
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Current research projects and activities:
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June 2005
| Ohrid Summer School, Evro-Balkan Institute Skopje, Macedonia
Lecturer and resource person for the course “Evaluating International
Democracy Promotion: Qualitative Research Methods for Policy Impact in
the Southern Balkans,” funded by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
and Rockefeller Brothers Foundation
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January 2005
| Interdisciplinary Gender Studies, University of Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia-Montenegro
Lecturer, Brain Gain Program (Reconstruction of Higher Education in
Southeastern Europe), funded by the World University Service – The
Republic of Austria Federal Chancellery
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2002-2004 |
Principal researcher -
Project title: “Towards a Post-Ethnonationalist Civil Society:
Cross-Border Cooperation Between the Successor States of Former
Yugoslavia,” funded by the Social Science Research Council, Program on
Global Security and Cooperation, Washington, D.C. |
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Selected recent publications:
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| "Only
Our Dead Will Not Die": Ethnonationalist Politics of Dead Bodies and
Graves in the War- and Post-War Serbia, under review with National
Identities. |
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Transnationalization
of Civil Society in Kosovo: International and Local Limits of Peace and
Multiculturalism, forthcoming in Ethnopolitics (Routledge), Vol 5,
No.1, 2006. |
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Ethnicization
of Bodies in Violent State Transformations, in Narodna umjetnost
(Croatian Ethnology), Vol. 42, No. 2, Spring 2005. |
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Faces,
Phases and Places of Humanitarian Aid: Kosovo Four Years Later, Global
Security and Cooperation Quarterly, Vol. 11, Winter 2004.
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“Fortress Europe”: The Schengen Human Burden (the cinema of Zelimir Zilnik), Nationalities Papers, Volume 31, Number 3, 2003.
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Diverging
Attempts at Facing the Recent Past: War, Guilt and Responsibility: The
Case Of Serbia, and Editorial Introduction, Global Security and
Cooperation Quarterly, Vol. 8, Spring 2003.
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Guarding
and Guiding Regionalism and Interculturalism: Civil Society and
Non-Governmental Organizations in Vojvodina, RESEARCH REPORT (Watson
Institute for International Studies, Brown University: New
Approaches to Sustainable Democracy- Building, October 2003).
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Ethnic Nationalism in Serbia, post-2000, Centre for Development Studies Newsletter, Bonn, No. 12, April 2003.
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Nationalism, Multiculturalism and Democracy, MINI-EDITED VOLUME (University of Bonn: European Integration Series, 2002). |
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Prospects
of Multicultural Regionalism as a Democratic Barrier, (University of
Bonn: Papers on Development Policy No. 57, December 2002. |
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