In 2019, Serbia marked the 20th anniversary of the end of the Kosovo War through numerous commemorations that received significant media coverage. Through qualitative, ideographical research, this article explores how the Serbian media constructs the collective memory of the 1999 NATO intervention. By using thematic analysis and coding, the article analyses a total of ten newspaper articles from two newspaper outlets. Three themes emerged from the analysis: 1. “Unjustified and premeditated bombing campaign”; 2. “Do not forget Milica!”; and 3. “No justice?”. The thread that unites all three themes is the element of victimhood that the media frames and positions at the centre of collective memory. The article concludes that this view of victi...
This article provides a preliminary overview of the perceptions of Bleiburg among Croats and Bosniak...
This study explores the usage of the memory of the bombings of Belgrade from WWII in the time period...
This ideological criticism study examines the vernacular discourses of historical victim age of Koso...
This article addresses trauma, its absence, and the creation of a collective memory among the contri...
Contrary to the common understanding that collective memory functions as a driver for fostering dome...
Between the years 1991-1995, three wars were fought on the territory of former Yugoslavia, which led...
This article examines politics of memory on the Second World War and its aftermath in contemporary S...
Using the research that mapped around 160 visual art works on the topic of NATO bombing of the FR...
Though the 1999 war that liberated Kosovo from Serbian control is over fifteen years in the past, me...
The 1999 NATO bombings are an omnipresent specter in Belgrade. Nearly seventeen years after the bomb...
This article focuses on how the myth of the Kosovo battle of 1389 was resurrected as part of the nat...
Srebrenica, previously a small unknown town in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina, has become a symbol for t...
If collective or social memory is power, then those engaged in the contest for control will seek to ...
The article offers a comparative analysis of two monumental constructions that carry changes of both...
This article analyses commemorations and commemorative practices relating to certain events from the...
This article provides a preliminary overview of the perceptions of Bleiburg among Croats and Bosniak...
This study explores the usage of the memory of the bombings of Belgrade from WWII in the time period...
This ideological criticism study examines the vernacular discourses of historical victim age of Koso...
This article addresses trauma, its absence, and the creation of a collective memory among the contri...
Contrary to the common understanding that collective memory functions as a driver for fostering dome...
Between the years 1991-1995, three wars were fought on the territory of former Yugoslavia, which led...
This article examines politics of memory on the Second World War and its aftermath in contemporary S...
Using the research that mapped around 160 visual art works on the topic of NATO bombing of the FR...
Though the 1999 war that liberated Kosovo from Serbian control is over fifteen years in the past, me...
The 1999 NATO bombings are an omnipresent specter in Belgrade. Nearly seventeen years after the bomb...
This article focuses on how the myth of the Kosovo battle of 1389 was resurrected as part of the nat...
Srebrenica, previously a small unknown town in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina, has become a symbol for t...
If collective or social memory is power, then those engaged in the contest for control will seek to ...
The article offers a comparative analysis of two monumental constructions that carry changes of both...
This article analyses commemorations and commemorative practices relating to certain events from the...
This article provides a preliminary overview of the perceptions of Bleiburg among Croats and Bosniak...
This study explores the usage of the memory of the bombings of Belgrade from WWII in the time period...
This ideological criticism study examines the vernacular discourses of historical victim age of Koso...