Recent publications - ANA MILOŠEVIĆ

ANA MILOŠEVIĆ

awards

Research grant Carlos V European Award 2017, European Academy of Yuste Foundation

articles

2019. Milosevic, A; Denti, D. & Sasso, A. "A game of memories : spontaneous memorials and their contestation in Brussels, Malta and Banja Luka" (Working paper)
2018. Miloševic A. and Touquet, Heleen. "Unintended consequences. The EU memory framework and the politics of memory in Croatia and Serbia." Southeast European and Black Sea Studies (on-line first)
2018. "Historicizing the present: Brussels attacks and heritagization of spontaneous memorials," International Journal of Heritage studies 24(1):53-65.
2017. "In memoriam: Brussels attacks," Memories at stake | Mémoires en jeu n.4
2017. "Remembering the present: Dealing with the memories of terrorism in Europe." Journal of Terrorism Research 8 (2): 44-61
2017. "Back to the future, forward to the past: Croatian politics of memory in the European Parliament." Nationalities papers 45(5): 893-909
Miloševic, A. and Touquet, H. 2016. Framing Reconciliation as Stability? The EU, Serbian Elites and Grassroots Interpretations of Reconciliation in the Context of Srebrenica. LIRIAS.

book chapters

2019. " European commemoration of Vukovar: shared memory or joint remembrance?" in V. Pavlakovic / D. Paukovic. Framing the Nation and Collective Identity in Croatia: Political Rituals and the Cultural Memory of Twentieth Century Traumas. Routledge.
2019. "EU Politics of memory: shared past, common challenges, common future. " in Baigorri, Jesús / Elvert, Jurgen (eds.) Paz y valores Europeos como posible modelo de integracion y progreso en un mundo global | Peace and European Values as a potential model for integration and progress in a global world. Cuadernos de Yuste, Peter Lang: Bruxelles.
Touquet H. and Miloševic, A. 2018. “When Reconciliation Becomes the R-Word: Dealing with the Past in Former Yugoslavia” in Krondorfer, Bjorn (ed). Reconciliation in Global Context: Why it is Needed and How it Works. New York: SU NY.

science popularisation

2019. Playing Memory Games with Europe's Totalitarian History. BIRN, January 31.
2018. Can memorials heal the wounds? Observing Memories 2, pp.56-63
2018. Serbia and Hungary Play Cynical Games With Past. Balkan Insight, April,6.
2018. Does Europe prefer her sons over daughters? Adding the gender perspective to European memory. LSE Engenderings, April, 5.
2018. Why some monuments spark controversy? Top 10 controversial monuments in Europe. Medium, February 22.
2017. "Placing all bets on memorials: Memory mania goes Balkans" The Balkanist Magazine, April,21.
2017."Is Croatia on a road to ban totalitarian symbols?" Forum für Mittelost- und Südosteuropa, September,15.