Titlebook: Discourse and Affect in Postsocialist Bosnia and Herzegovina; Peripheral Selves Danijela Majstorović Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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A Short History of a , Postsocialist Body Politic: The Banja Luka Social Center,s through the lens of critical autoethnography, in which the author reflects on her own politicization as a member of an activist collective Banja Luka Social Center (BASOC). People from all over former Yugoslavia and the world, including activists, artists, union leaders, and political workers came

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Justice for David, Justice for All of Us: A Story of Two Bodies,lement with the . movement against the police cover-up of the murder and the entity government’s reluctance to launch a proper investigation, this chapter comprises in-depth qualitative interviews with five prominent JFD activists who narrate their personal histories, involvements, and political vie

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Being in This Together: Of Quarantined, Global Southern and Global Eastern Bodies in Bosnia and HerH as the new peripheral borderland. Both the MENASEA people on the move and their Western Balkan counterparts have been subjects of different border regimes and struggles, labor regulations, racializations, permanent (post)war condition, political ex/inclusions, absence of human rights, and strong a

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Danijela MajstorovićBridges the supposed gap between representational and non-representational modes of analysis.Proposes a decolonial approach to understanding the context of post-socialist and postwar Eastern Europe.Br

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Susanne Ditlevsen,Adeline Samsonuction in Southeast Europe and a periphery marked by twenty-six years of neocolonial administration. Bosnia is questionably European—by becoming a country of “double transit,” it has been dubbed as Europe’s “dumping ground” for non-European migrants and a “waiting room” for its own citizens who are