The Art of Forgetting: Art and Peacebuilding in Moldova and Transnistria
Discusses art, political engagement, and peacebuiliding in Moldova and Transnistria
Content from South East Europe (SEE) working group
South East Europe (SEE)
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The South East Europe working group was established in 2002. We provide a space for debate and research on issues related to the political, economic, and social transformations of the region, broadly understood as covering areas of former Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Romania, and Moldova.
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Materialities of inequality and the epistemic potential of SEE
A reflection on the epistemic potential of South East Europe.
Doing epistemic decolonisation in Bosnia: Peripheral selves
A reflection on the possibilities of decolonisation within scholarship on South East.
Academic knowledge production in ‘home’ institutions: a call for material positionality in research on Bosnia and Herzegovina
Part of the blog series showcasing contributions from BISA 2021.
Looking for new convenors
BISA SEE convenorship
Memory and South East Europe: Global currents of activism and contestation
A review of roundtable- ‘Memory and South East Europe: activism and global currents of contestation’
Workshop report: Critical Mappings and Future Directions of South East Europe and the International
Our South East Europe working group discuss their latest workshop held in Belfast.
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