CHAIR
Stefano Bianchini
(U of Bologna, Italy)
PAPERS
Mate Subašić
(Manchester Metropolitan U, 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)
Nationalism, Patriotism and Ecology Activism: Digital
Ethnography of Lithium Mining Protests in Serbia
Chiara Milan
(Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy)
Between Solidarity and Care: The Meaning of Engagement for Refugee
Solidarity Activists Along the Western Balkans Route
Igor Stipić
(U of Regensburg, Germany)
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)