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. contact2023 EU remembrance day for the victims of terrorism
@European Union 2023
In conversation with the Monument Hunter - Remembering UtøyaScience Figured Out:
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The European Days of Jewish Culture 2023, Memorial de la Shoah - Paris
on-line event: 'The efficacy of memorialisation after terrorism'
On the 8th of February 2022, EUROM organised a morning session on the question of efficacy of memorialisation after terrorism with our distinguished speakers:
During this online event, Dr. Ana Milosevic presented the Policy brief on the memorialisation of terrorist attacks and the exhibition “When time stood still“ as key results of this one-year project co-funded by the Open Society Foundations.
- Mr Florian Jehin*, a victim of the Radisson Blu attack in Bamako
- Mr Bas Smets, landscape architect
- Mrs Lea Meindre-Chautrand,VSE Policy Officer
- Mr Philippe Vansteenkiste*, V-Europe
- Mr Jordi Rabassa, Barcelona City Council member
- Mrs Ana Milosevic, Lead researcher on the project
During this online event, Dr. Ana Milosevic presented the Policy brief on the memorialisation of terrorist attacks and the exhibition “When time stood still“ as key results of this one-year project co-funded by the Open Society Foundations.
photo exhibition: When time stood still
recent publications:
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.
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.
