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dealing with the past,
​facing the present

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 current 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.


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​Covid-19 : pour une mémoire ordinaire de l’extraordinaire

En raison de la pandémie mondiale de Covid-19, la majorité de l’humanité est appelée à pratiquer une forme de confinement et fait face à la réduction de ses libertés individuelles. C’est pourquoi, nous, historien·ne·s, sociologues et archivistes, appelons les particuliers, les institutions et les pouvoirs publics à conserver des archives sur cet évènement qui rompt avec le quotidien des sociétés industrialisées à l’échelle planétaire. Son analyse doit mettre en lumière des «vies minuscules», d’ordinaire invisibles, mais qui participent à la grande histoire des sociétés humaines. (Read more)

In conversation with the Monument Hunter - Remembering Utøya


Science Figured Out:
How to handle memorials after terrorism?


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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:
  • 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
The event was moderated by David Gonzalez Vazquez , EUROM.
 
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​:

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upcoming publications​:

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2022 (March). "​
Incorporating memorial needs of victims and survivors in P/CVE efforts" Radicalisation Awareness Network (RAN), Working groups Victims & Survivors. European Commission.

2022 (Fall). 
"The European Union and the Politics of the Past: From Reconciliation to European Memory Wars" in 'The Cambridge History of the European Union' (eds) Segers, M and Van Hecke, S.

2022 (Fall). "Hunting down monuments: 
The CAF model - Characteristics, Actors and Functions" in 'Handbook on the Politics of Memory' (ed) Maria Malksoo. 
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  • Home
  • Works
    • PHOTO EXHIBITION
    • Conference Talks
    • Publications
    • Teaching
    • Memberships / Networks
  • Memory & terrorism
    • Policy Brief
    • METEUR PROJECT
    • Brussels attacks
    • Paris attacks
  • European memory
    • #ZG2BG
    • A European monument
    • #TodayInMonuments