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PANEL BK2

Protests, Activism and Solidarity
in the post-Yugoslav Space

Friday May 19, 9.00-11.00 AM Room 410

Session 4

Friday (May 19):
9.00-11.00 AM
Room 410

CHAIR

Stefano Bianchini

(U of Bologna, Italy)

stefano.bianchini@unibo.it

 

PAPERS

Mate Subašić

(Manchester Metropolitan U, UK)

m.subasic@mmu.ac.uk

The ‘Greening’ of Protest Politics: Explaining the Significance of

Environmental Frames in the Rio Tinto Protests in Serbia*

 

Ivana Stepanovic

(Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, Hungary)

ivana.stepanovic@iask.hu

Nationalism, Patriotism and Ecology Activism: Digital

Ethnography of Lithium Mining Protests in Serbia

 

Chiara Milan

(Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy)

chiara.milan@sns.it

Between Solidarity and Care: The Meaning of Engagement for Refugee

Solidarity Activists Along the Western Balkans Route

 

Igor Stipić

(U of Regensburg, Germany)

igor.stipic.vse@gmail.com

The Rich Were Always the Foreigners: Narratives of Class and Nation

Among Protesting High School Students in Bosnia and Chile

 

Dragana Cvetanović

(U of Helsinki, Finland)

dragana.cvetanovic@helsinki.fi

Hip Hop Studies as Scaled Method:
The Curious Case of Domestic Hip Hop in Post-Yugoslav Spaces

 

 

DISCUSSANT

Tena Prelec

(U of Oxford, UK)

tena.prelec@politics.ox.ac.uk

Balkans

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