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Submissions from 2020

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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

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The Motif of Children in War in Memorialization Practices in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ana Gvozdić, Macalester College

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Internship Paper: Completed at the Humanitarian Law Center Kosovo, Julia Herzfeld, Smith College

Submissions from 2016

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Reconciliation as a form of Cultural Catharsis: The Role of Theater in Revitalizing Kosovo-Serbian Relations, Sarah Edwards, Whitman College

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“It’s Not the Pride Parade Model”: Investigating Changes in Queer Activist Practices in Sarajevo after 2008, Matthew Zarenkiewicz, Villanova University

Submissions from 2015

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A Resistance, Remembered? Remembrance, Commemoration and the Parallel System In Prishtina, Kosovo, Conner Gordon, DePauw University

Submissions from 2013

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The Movement of a Movement: VETËVENDOSJE! and the Transition from Grassroots to Government, Helena Bruce, Macalester College

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“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

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The ‘Narod’ in Narodnjaci: Perceptions of Turbo Folk in Contemporary Sarajevo, Uchechi Esonu, Bowdoin College

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Serbian/Albanian Bilingualism in Kosova: Reversal or Entrenchment of the Curse of Babel?, Sarah Littisha Jansen, York Universite

Submissions from 2011

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Building Houses, Making Homes: The Experiencing of Returning to Post-War Sanski Most, Claire Griffith, Grinnell College

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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

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The Identity of the Chinese in Belgrade: A National Question, Wan (Sabrina) Tsai, University of Texas at Austin

Submissions from 2010

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Perceptions of the International Media in Post-Conflict Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Erin Murphy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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“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

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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

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Post-Independent Kosovo: From Prescriptive to Descriptive Identities, Marisola Xhelili, Skidmore College

Submissions from 2009

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“We Didn’t Choose to Live in a Transition Society:” The Youth of Milošević’s Serbia Ten Years Later, Jessica Tsunami Acosta, Colby College

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Yugonostalgia: The Pain of the Present, Claire Bancroft, Macalester College

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Zoran Djindjic Remembered: The Formation of Collective Memories, Rebecca Gabrielle Porath Katz, Vassar College

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Redrawing the Walls: Street Art in Belgrade, Emily Levitt, Washington University in St.Louis

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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

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Phoenix or Phantom: Residents and Sarajevo’s Post-War Changes, Katherine Marple-Cantrell, Columbia University

Submissions from 2006

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Muslim Women’s Religious and Feminist Identities: A Study of Muslim Feminism in the Bosnian Context, María Lis Baiocchi, College of the Atlantic

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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

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Feministica: Creating Feminist Consciousness in the Former Yugoslavia, Meghan Boone, Trinity College

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Identities in Dialogue: Deconstructing the Dynamics of Bošnjak-Muslim Identities in Novi Pazar, Christine M. DeBacker, Mount Holyoke College

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What Do You See? Visualizations of Sexuality Among Young Women in Rijeka, Croatia, Annika Shore, Sarah Lawrence College

Submissions from 2004

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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