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Submissions from 2023
“Comrade Woman” in 21st-Century Serbia: (Dis)continuities of Yugoslav Feminism in Post-Yugoslav, Post-war Serbian Feminism, Heyu Yuan, Rice University
Submissions from 2020
The Public Secret and Private Pain of Wartime Sexual Violence: Comparing the Heroinat Memorial and the 2020 Newborn Monument from the Perspective of NGOs in Kosovo, Martha Beliveau, Grinell College
The Motif of Children in War in Memorialization Practices in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ana Gvozdić, Macalester College
Internship Paper: Completed at the Humanitarian Law Center Kosovo, Julia Herzfeld, Smith College
Submissions from 2016
Reconciliation as a form of Cultural Catharsis: The Role of Theater in Revitalizing Kosovo-Serbian Relations, Sarah Edwards, Whitman College
“It’s Not the Pride Parade Model”: Investigating Changes in Queer Activist Practices in Sarajevo after 2008, Matthew Zarenkiewicz, Villanova University
Submissions from 2015
A Resistance, Remembered? Remembrance, Commemoration and the Parallel System In Prishtina, Kosovo, Conner Gordon, DePauw University
Submissions from 2013
The Movement of a Movement: VETËVENDOSJE! and the Transition from Grassroots to Government, Helena Bruce, Macalester College
“Papa, should I tell you what I think of this exhibition, I would cry.” An Analysis of Visitor Impression Books at the Bosnian Historical Museum in Sarajevo, Amanda Lawnicki, Beloit College
Submissions from 2012
The ‘Narod’ in Narodnjaci: Perceptions of Turbo Folk in Contemporary Sarajevo, Uchechi Esonu, Bowdoin College
Serbian/Albanian Bilingualism in Kosova: Reversal or Entrenchment of the Curse of Babel?, Sarah Littisha Jansen, York Universite
Submissions from 2011
Building Houses, Making Homes: The Experiencing of Returning to Post-War Sanski Most, Claire Griffith, Grinnell College
ODUVEK (Since the Beginning): Roma Narratives of Continuous Discrimination and Perspectives on Identity, Marginalization, and Assimilation in Niš, Serbia, Erin Humphries, Washington University in St. Louis
The Identity of the Chinese in Belgrade: A National Question, Wan (Sabrina) Tsai, University of Texas at Austin
Submissions from 2010
Perceptions of the International Media in Post-Conflict Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Erin Murphy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
“We Can No Longer Declare Ourselves a Multicultural City Until We Start Reacting to Things Like This” : Contextualizing the Violence at the 2008 Queer Sarajevo Festival, Sarah Schrag, Oberlin College
Reminding, Retelling, and Re-Remembering: The Evolution of Staro Sajmište, Its Future, and the Marginalization of the Holocaust in Serbian Public Memory, Benjamin Somogyi, Carleton College
Post-Independent Kosovo: From Prescriptive to Descriptive Identities, Marisola Xhelili, Skidmore College
Submissions from 2009
“We Didn’t Choose to Live in a Transition Society:” The Youth of Milošević’s Serbia Ten Years Later, Jessica Tsunami Acosta, Colby College
Yugonostalgia: The Pain of the Present, Claire Bancroft, Macalester College
Zoran Djindjic Remembered: The Formation of Collective Memories, Rebecca Gabrielle Porath Katz, Vassar College
Redrawing the Walls: Street Art in Belgrade, Emily Levitt, Washington University in St.Louis
Naši Narodi? Moji Identiteti: Four Youth Perspectives on National Identity in Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jacob Seigel-Boettner, University of California at Berkeley
Submissions from 2008
Phoenix or Phantom: Residents and Sarajevo’s Post-War Changes, Katherine Marple-Cantrell, Columbia University
Submissions from 2006
Muslim Women’s Religious and Feminist Identities: A Study of Muslim Feminism in the Bosnian Context, María Lis Baiocchi, College of the Atlantic
Male Istine: A Collection of Short Stories and Prose Exhibiting Pre-War Lifestyles, Experiences, Ideals, & Memories, Adriana LeBaron, University of San Francisco
Submissions from 2005
Feministica: Creating Feminist Consciousness in the Former Yugoslavia, Meghan Boone, Trinity College
Identities in Dialogue: Deconstructing the Dynamics of Bošnjak-Muslim Identities in Novi Pazar, Christine M. DeBacker, Mount Holyoke College
What Do You See? Visualizations of Sexuality Among Young Women in Rijeka, Croatia, Annika Shore, Sarah Lawrence College
Submissions from 2004
BiH in Black and White: Photo-Diary of My Adventure Learning How NGO’s Anti-Trafficking Prevention Programs Work in Small Communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Rebecca Johnson, University of Rhode Island