Events

From seclusionary identity
politics towards inclusive cultural heritage protection

New teaching course has been introduced Anthropology of the European Union. Please visit the following link and download the syllabus and teaching materials: http://moodle4.f.bg.ac.rs/course/view.php?id=410

“Anthropology of the European Union", a teaching and research course at the PhD level, remains in the program for the next accreditation cycle.

“European Cultural Heritage – Anthropological Perspective" was introduced as a teaching course at the master’s level within the next accreditation cycle.

1. Brujić, Marija. 2017. EU Integration and the Serbian Orthodox Christianity: Socio-anthropological Perspectives. Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies 16(47): 32-46.
2. Brujić, Marija. 2018. „A Transnational Triangle: Representations of the EU and Serbia in the Narratives of Bosnian Serbs Living in Graz“. In Contemporary Migration Trends and Flows on the Territory of Southeast Europe, eds. Rajković Iveta, Marijeta, Petra Kelemen and Drago Župarić-Iljić, 71-88. Zagreb: Faculty of Philosophy Press.
3. Brujić, Marija. 2018. Antropološka analiza kulturnih predstava o Srbiji i Evropskoj uniji stranih državljanki Evropske unije koje žive u Beogradu. Glasnik Etnografskog Instituta SANU LXV (3): 525-546 (Brujić, Marija. 2018. Anthropological Analysis of Cultural Representations of Serbia and the European Union by EU Female Citizens Living in Belgrade. Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnography SASA LXV (3): 525-546).
4. Brujić, Marija. 2018. Predstave o „normalnom“ životu u Srbiji posle 2000. Uporedni antropološki pregled. .Antropologija 18 (2): 103-122 (Brujić, Marija. 2018. Тhe Representations of ‘normal’ life in Serbia after 2000. Comparative anthropological review. Anthropology 18(2): 103-122).
5. Brujić, Marija. 2020. “There’s No Place Like Home”: Female EU Migrants in Belgrade. Dve Domovini/Two Homelands 52: 25-41. 
6. Brujić, Marija. 2021. EU Transmigrants in Belgrade as Agents of Europeanisation From Below. Southeastern Europe [forthcoming].
7. Ćuković, Jelena i Miloš Milenković. 2020. Mogućnosti i prepreke za kreiranje Inkluzivnog registra nematerijalnog kulturnog nasleđa AP Vojvodine – antropološka analiza. Etnoantropološki problemi 15(1): 313-332. (he Possibilities and Obstacles to Creating an Iclusive Register of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina – An Anthropological Analysis)
8. Kovač, Senka. 2017, «Manières d’aborder l’ étude de la présentation  de la fête familiale  Slava (Setbie) « , Laurent Sébastien FOURNIER (dir.), L’inventaire des fêtes en Europe, Etnologie de l’Europe, Paris: Éditions L’Harmattan, pp.217-235.
9. Kovač, Senka. 2019. «Discours public comme terrain anthropologique dans la recherche d’une nouvelle fête en Serbie», Sous la direction de Evangelos Karamanes, Du terrain à l’archive : les archives de folklore et d’ethnologie en tant que pôles de recherche, d’éucation et de culture. Athènes: Аctes XXXIe Atelier du réseau FER-EURETHNO du Conseil de l’Europe, 159-169.
10. Kovačević, Ivan i Mladen Stajić. 2018. Fudbalizacija sećanja na Božićno primirje. Antropologija 18(3): 9-22. (Football and The Memorialization of the Christmas Truce)
11. Kovačević, Ivan. 2017. Montevideo, Bog te video – ideološki švedski sto kao osnov blokbastera. Etnoantropološki problemi 12(4): 965-983. (“Montevideo, Taste of a Dream” – an ideological buffet as the basis of a blockbuster)
12. Kovačević, Ivan. 2018. The Christmas Truce of 1914 in the film Joyeux Noël (2005). Traditiones 47(1): 233-247.
13. Kovačevuić, Ivan. 2017. Suzbijanje suverenizma u humanističkim naukama na primeru naučne politike u Srbiji. U: ĆIRIĆ, Jovan et al. Zbornik za percepciju naučnog rada i poznavanje rekvizita njegove ocene. (Knj. 1). Beograd: Institut za uporedno parvo Monografija br. 165., 31-39. (Suppression of sovereignty in the humanities: The example of science policy in Serbia)
14. Milenković, Miloš. 2019. Inclusive intangible cultural heritage protection as an instrument for the prevention of identity­based conflicts : the case of Serbia. У: PERRY, Valery (ур.). Extremism and violent extremism in Serbia : 21st century manifestations of an historical challenge. Stuttgart: Ibidem Press, 319-351 ISBN 978-3-8382-1260-9.
15. Mitrović, Katarina and Marija Brujić. 2021. Good Parenting in Post-socialist Serbia: Too Much Parental Care or Too Many Children’s Needs? Anthropological Reflections. Antropologija [forthcoming].
16. Pišev, Marko. 2019. Anthropological aspects of Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah: a critical examination. Bérose: Encyclopédie internationale des histoires de l’anthropologie. https://www.berose.fr/article1777.html
17. Pišev, Marko. 2019. Između “azijatskog" islama i “pravoslavnog" slovenstva : jugoslovenski muslimani u ranoj srpskoj etnologiji. Antropologija 19(3): 171-208. (Between „Asiatic” Islam and „Orthodox” Slavism: Yugoslav Muslims in the early Serbian ethnology)
18. Жикић, Бојан и Милош Миленковић. 2018. Музика као средство произвођења социокултурне другости. Etnoantropološki problemi 13(2): 295-325. (Music as an instrument of making a sociocultural otherness)
19. Жикић, Бојан, Милош Миленковић и Данијел Синани. 2019. Где завршава цивилизација започиње Ужас: Културно обликовање страха у Симонсовом “Терору". Etnoantropološki problemi 14(2):. 401-433 (Where the Civilization Ends Horror Begins: Cultural Shaping of Fear in Simmons’ “Terror”)
20. Ковач, Сенка. 2020. Рецепција државног празника: Шта смо прослављањем Сретења – Дана државности показали свету? Antropologija 20(3): 163-180 (Reception of the State Holiday: What did we express to the world by celebrating Sretenje – Statehood day?)
21. Ковач. Сенка. 2019. „Рецепција Наталијине рамонде – симбола Дана примирја у Србији”, Етноантрополошки проблеми 14(4): 1105-1129. (Reception of Natalie’s Ramonda, Armistice Day Symbol in Serbia)
22. Миленковић, Милош. 2019. Заштита мањинског нематеријалног културног наслеђа у Републици Србији : прилике и препреке. У: ВАРАДИ, Тибор (ур.). Права националних мањина у уставноправном систему Републике Србије : зборник радова са Округлог стола одржаног 27. новембра 2017. Београд: Српска академија наука и уметности, 2019. Стр. [63]-69. Научни скупови, књ. 177, Одељење друштвених наука, Одбор за проучавање националних мањина и људских права, књ. 42. ISBN 978-86-7025-811-2. (Opportunities and obstacles to safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage belonging to minorities)

1. Brujić, Marija. 2018. Kulturne predstave o Evropskoj uniji i evrointegracijama Srbije među pripadnicima srpske dijaspore u Gracu. Beograd: Odeljenje za etnologiju i antropologiju Filozofskog fakulteta i Dosije studio. Isbn: 9788664271080.( Cultural concepts about the European Union and the European integration of Serbia among the members of the Serbian diaspora in Graz)
2. Gačanović, Ivana. 2019. Univerzitet i kultura revizije. Univerzitet u Beogradu – Filozofski fakultet i Dosije studio. ISBN – 978-86-6427-134-9; 978-86-6047-232-0. (Universitz and the audit culture))
3. Kovačević, Ivan. 2020. Fudbal, sport i politika – antropološki ogledi. Univerzitet u Beogradu – Filozofski fakultet i Dosije studio. ISBN – 978-86-6427-148-6; 978-86-6047-335-8 (Football, sports and politics: Essays in anthropology)
4. Milenković, Miloš. 2020. “In the name of" Europe: on the counterindications of social science and humanities research assessment criteria (in Serbia). Belgrade: University of Belgrade – Faculty of Philosophy and Dosije studio. ISBN 978-86-6427-143-1, 978-86-6047-330-3
5. Pišev, Marko. 2017. Između fetiša i polumeseca : istorijsko-antropološki pristup islamu u Podsaharskoj Africi. Belgrade: University of Belgrade – Faculty of Philosophy and Dosije studio. ISBN: 978-86-6427-076-2, 978-86-6047-251-1 (Between Fetish and the Crescents: A Historical-Anthropological Approach to Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa)
6. Pišev, Marko. 2018. Islam , relativism and science. Belgrade: University of Belgrade – Faculty of Philosophy and Dosije studio. ISBN – 978-86-6427-098-4; 978-86-6047-272-6
7. Ковач, Сенка. 2020. Дан примирја: празник у антрополошком огледалу. Београд: Универзитет у Београду – Филозофски факултет, Одељење за етнологију и антропологију, Досије студио. 288 str.ISBN – 978-86-6427-142-4; 978-86-6047-329-7 (Armistice Day: A holiday in the anthropological mirror)

1. Ivana Gačanović – a word from the editor;
2. Milica Stjepanović – Načini funkcionisanja nevladinih organizacija kao sredstvo sprovođenja kulturnih/javnih politika Evropske unije u Republici Srbiji;
3. Đorđe Stojanović – Pravoslavni identitet, Srbija i Evropa: od nacionalnog kulta do kulturne i duhovne osnove Evrope;
4. Jagoda Mirović – Evropeizacija Srbije: “Zapadni Balkan" i obredi prelaza;
5. Krinka Baković – Prozor u (tuđe) dvorište: Proces evrointegracija, kosovski mit i ucrtavanje prostora kulturne intimnosti u granice Srbije;
6. Aleksandra Gačić – Konstruisanje evropskog identiteta u hip hop plesu;

1. Ivana Gačanović – Ivan Kovačević – FROM THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF EUROPE TO THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AND BACK ;
2. Katarina Mitrović – Marija Brujić – GOOD PARENTING IN POST SOCIALIST SERBIA:TOO MUCH PARENTAL CARE OR TOO MANY CHILDREN’S NEEDS? ANTHROPOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS;
3. Senka Kovač – A HOLIDAY ACCEPTABLE TO A UNITED EUROPE AND THE WORLD:SRETENJE – A NEW STATE HOLIDAY IN SERBIA AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 21ST CENTURY;
4. Miloš Milenković – Marko Pišev – ON THE COUNTER-EUROPEAN CONSEQUENCES OF SSH EVALUATION IN SERBIA:THE RESULTS OF A QUALITATIVE FIELDWORK STUDY*;

Apart from teaching and research, knowledge to policy transfer was an important aspect of AEUM, with many lectures, public seminars, and policymaking activities delivered by the members of the project team:Professor Milenković introduced new courses at the PhD level („Anthropology of science and higher education“ and „Research assessment“)  open for students from all of the faculties at the University of Belgrade within multidisciplinary History and Philosophy of science program that stress the historical development and social functions of academic knowledge in Serbia in the context of international integrations, and European character of modernization of Serbia in general: https://www.bg.ac.rs/sr/studije/studije-uni/istor-filoz.php

Professors Sinani and Milenković in their capacity as president and executive board member of Serbian Ethnological and Anthropological Society (SEAS)  advocated for more inclusive safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage of ethno-religious minorities, with more and more elements symbolic of minority cultures being included in the Register of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Serbia: http://www.nkns.rs/en/elementi-nkns

Professor Milenković gave several lectures on possibilities and obstacles to inclusive minority heritage safeguarding in Southwestern and Southeastern Serbia, explaining the ways for stakeholder inclusion and facilititating dialogue among minority representatives.

Professor Milenković conducted comparative fieldwork on politics of cultural heritage safeguarding in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

Professor Sinani acted as a member of an expert panel that wrote Law on Cultural Heritage: http://arhiva.kultura.gov.rs/lat/dokumenti/javna-rasprava-o-nacrtu-zakona-o-kulturnom-nasledju-

Professor Milenković acted as a member of several expert panels that  have worked on rules and regulations in the higher education and research and development sectors: http://www.mpn.gov.rs/novi-pravilnici-u-oblasti-nauke/

Knowledge-to-policy relevant publications include:

Milenković, Miloš i dr. 2020. Smernice za zaštitu nematerijalnog kulturnog nasleđa u etnički mešovitim regijama. Priboj: Udruženje Nova vizija: Ženska inicijativa.ISBN 978-86-910603-3-6.

Milenković, Miloš i Danijela Filipović. prir. 2017. Ka očuvanju nematerijalnog kulturnog nasleđa Bošnjaka u Republici Srbiji. Prijepolje : Udruženje Nova vizija ; Priboj : Udruženje Ženska inicijativa ; Beograd ; Etnološko-antropološko društvo Srbije. ISBN – 978-86-910603-2-9

Team members and distinguished guest gave lectures relating anthropological, legal and political research on EU to public issues in Serbia, including:

“From seclusionary identity politics towards inclusive cultural heritage protection” (Milenković, Norway embassy, 2018)

“Anthropology of European Union” (Kovačević, EU Info spot, 2017)

“Ideals, experience and reality in European integrations” (Paul Alexis-Berthezene, Faculty of Philosophy, 2019)

“Cutural iyation of EU conditionality – both anthropological and a legal challenge” (Marko Milenković, Faculty of Philosophy, 2019)

“EU standards, collective rights and interdisciplinary research in Serbia” (Milan Antonijević, Faculty of Philosophy, 2019)

“Serbian EU integrations: Where do we really stand” (Vladirmi Medjak, Faculty of Philosophy, 2019)

Attending academic conferences has also been an aspect of the AEUM:

Kovač, Senka «Discours public comme terrain anthropologique dans la recherche d’une nouvelle fête en Serbie», paper presented at the conference Du terrain à l’archive : les archives de folklore et d’ethnologie en tant que pôles de recherche, d’éucation et de culture : actes XXXIe Atelier du réseau FER-EURETHNO du Conseil de l’Europe [et] 1ère Conférence du Groupe de Travail Francophone de la SIEF, Athènes, 14-16 septembre 2018.

http://www.eurethno.altervista.org/PDF/2018/Programme%20projet%20preliminaire_27.4.2018.pdf

Kovač, Senka,  «Jour de l’Armistice – le 11 novembre – Fête de l’État comme médiateur dans la culture publique de la mémoire en Serbie”, paper presented via Teams platforme at the conference Imaginaires du temps, temps de l’imaginaire, XXXIIème Atelier du réseau FER-EURETHNO du Conseil de l’Europe II ème Conférence du Groupe de Travail Francophone de la SIEF Łódź, Pologne,  12-14 juin 2020

http://www.eurethno.altervista.org/PDF/2020/12-14.06.2020_PROGRAMME_CZAS-TIME_TEMPS-online_LODZ_PL_.pdf

Sinani, Danijel, “What do we remember and what do we protect? : folk religion and intangible cultural heritage", paper presented at the conference “Creating memories in early modern and modern art and literature”, 2017 https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/bitstream/handle/123456789/945/Creating_Memories_in_Early_Modern_and_Mo%20(1).pdf?sequence=1

Sinani, Danijel, “The relationship between the Church and the State in contemporary Serbia”, lecture given at the occasion of establishment of the Regional network for the study of religion, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2019