Zlatan Krajina is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb, Croatia. Nebojsa Blanusa is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb, Croatia
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Acknowledgements Introduction: Why the Balkans, Why Now, Who Cares, Zlatan Krajina Part I: Europeanising 1. Re-assembling and Disciplining Social Europe: Turbulent Moments and Fragile F(r)ictions, Noémi Lendvai and Paul Stubbs 2. European Media Policy Limitations in the Balkans: Observations on TV Pink BH, Monika Metykova Part II: Renaming 3. The Renaming Machine in the Balkans as a Strategy of "Accumulation by Dispossession", Suzana Milevska 4. Balkan Mimesis: Kitsch as a Geographic Concept, Ivaylo Ditchev Part III: Representing 5. 'Europe Unfinished' in Bosnia and Herzegovina: The 2014 Protests in the International Media, Eunice Castro Seixas 6. The Balkans Go Global: Mikhail Veshim's The English Neighbour and the post-socialist variations on "the Balkan" theme, Milena Marinkova 7. EUrientation Anxieties: Islamic Sexualities and the Construction of Europeanness, Piro Rexhepi Part IV: Accessing 8. Transnational Aesthetics: Apprehending Time Between the Balkans and Europe in Contemporary Art Practices, Uros Cvoro 9. How we Survived Europe (and Never Laughed): The Role of Liberal-Humanitarian Utopia in Croatia's Accession to the EU, Orlanda Obad 10. The Foreigners, Claudia Ciobanu Part V: Conclusion 11. Can Western Europe be at Home in the Balkans?, Slavenka Drakulic, David Morley, Zlatan Krajina and Nebojsa Blanusa Index Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements Introduction: Why the Balkans, Why Now, Who Cares, Zlatan Krajina Part I: Europeanising 1. Re-assembling and Disciplining Social Europe: Turbulent Moments and Fragile F(r)ictions, Noémi Lendvai and Paul Stubbs 2. European Media Policy Limitations in the Balkans: Observations on TV Pink BH, Monika Metykova Part II: Renaming 3. The Renaming Machine in the Balkans as a Strategy of "Accumulation by Dispossession", Suzana Milevska 4. Balkan Mimesis: Kitsch as a Geographic Concept, Ivaylo Ditchev Part III: Representing 5. 'Europe Unfinished' in Bosnia and Herzegovina: The 2014 Protests in the International Media, Eunice Castro Seixas 6. The Balkans Go Global: Mikhail Veshim's The English Neighbour and the post-socialist variations on "the Balkan" theme, Milena Marinkova 7. EUrientation Anxieties: Islamic Sexualities and the Construction of Europeanness, Piro Rexhepi Part IV: Accessing 8. Transnational Aesthetics: Apprehending Time Between the Balkans and Europe in Contemporary Art Practices, Uros Cvoro 9. How we Survived Europe (and Never Laughed): The Role of Liberal-Humanitarian Utopia in Croatia's Accession to the EU, Orlanda Obad 10. The Foreigners, Claudia Ciobanu Part V: Conclusion 11. Can Western Europe be at Home in the Balkans?, Slavenka Drakulic, David Morley, Zlatan Krajina and Nebojsa Blanusa Index Notes on Contributors
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