about
My name is Ana Milosevic but the academic community knows me as
'the Monument Hunter.' From a nuclear blast zone to black magic rites’ sites, I visit unusual - and often macabre – places to study how individuals and societies mourn and commemorate. Currently, I am a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Leuven Institute of Criminology (LINC) at the KU Leuven Faculty of Law. My research takes a bird's eye view on a wide variety of roles assigned to memorialisation processes. It zooms in on the post-terrorist memorialisation in Europe to critically examine its effectiveness for the victims, their families and survivors. I am actively working as an expert/consultant on memorialisation in transitional justice, prevention and countering of violent extremism (P/CVE) with different stakeholders: from the Radicalisation Awareness Network (EU Commission) to think tanks, victims' organisations, local and national governments. contact
Inauguration, Vitoria-Gasteiz, 14/02/20242023 EU remembrance day for the victims of terrorism
@European Union 2023
In conversation with the Monument Hunter - Remembering Utøyaphoto exhibition: When time stood still - Barcelona 2021on-line event: 'The efficacy of memorialisation after terrorism' |
trainings in P/CVE evaluation
The Fortune of Being United: Securing and Strengthening Europe’s Cohesion, Carlos V, European Research Award Yuste, (23/06/2025)
MSA Prague 2025: Co-hosting events
exhibit: new dates
new book (Routledge, 2024)
The European Days of Jewish Culture 2023, Memorial de la Shoah - Paris
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recent publications:
2025. Rethinking Remembrance. Memory as a Tool for Violence Prevention in the Offline and Online World. VerfBlog, 2025/2/14, https://verfassungsblog.de/rethinking-remembrance/
2024. Victims and Memory after Terrorism. Routledge. (monograph)
2023. 'Temporal conflicts and the victimhood communities (un)bound by memory' in: Karcher, K., Dimcheva, V., Medina, M. T., and Parkes, M. Urban Terrorism in Contemporary Europe: Remembering, Imagining and Anticipating Violence. Springer. pp.157-172 (book chapter)
2023. 'The European Union and Memory'. In M. Segers & S. Van Hecke (Eds.), The Cambridge History of the European Union. pp. 591-611). Cambridge University Press.
2023. Testimonials: Involving victims/survivors of terrorism in P/CVE. European Commission (DG Home). European Union Publication Office.
2024. Victims and Memory after Terrorism. Routledge. (monograph)
2023. 'Temporal conflicts and the victimhood communities (un)bound by memory' in: Karcher, K., Dimcheva, V., Medina, M. T., and Parkes, M. Urban Terrorism in Contemporary Europe: Remembering, Imagining and Anticipating Violence. Springer. pp.157-172 (book chapter)
2023. 'The European Union and Memory'. In M. Segers & S. Van Hecke (Eds.), The Cambridge History of the European Union. pp. 591-611). Cambridge University Press.
2023. Testimonials: Involving victims/survivors of terrorism in P/CVE. European Commission (DG Home). European Union Publication Office.
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