Newcomers and Locals. Invisible Boundaries Among Inhabitants of the Divided City in the BalkansResearch on divided cities in the Balkans focuses mostly on ethnic/national divisions. Is this perspective, however, truly viable and sufficient for the description of post-conflict cities in the Balkans? The question is posed not only because of the fact that every city is somehow divided or fragmented. More noteworthy, and not widely known, is the fact that the unstable structure of a city’s population is much more complex with its intergroup relations becoming much more complicated – a fact commonly disregarded due to the importance assigned to ethnic/national rifts which have dominated the narrative of the divided city. Underestimating the imp...
The past two decades have brought basic changes in the whole Balkan Peninsula, where spatial structu...
Often described and nostalgically remembered as one of the most ‘mixed’ cities of the former-Yugosla...
International audienceThere are almost no cities in Europe, which have not been crossed by multicult...
Newcomers and Locals. Invisible Boundaries Among Inhabitants of the Divided City in the Balkans Res...
In recent decades, Bosnia-Herzegovina has several times occupied the centre of interest for those wa...
This paper seeks to answer to what extent the city of Vukovar is divided and in which way this divis...
After the war in 1999, Kosovska Mitrovica located in the north of Kosovo, became a part of the group...
This article discusses the nature and problems of the divided and contested multi-ethnic cities in m...
Cette recherche porte sur les pratiques de déplacement des habitants de Mitrovica, une ville post-in...
At the end of the Bosnian War in December 1995, an internal boundary was drawn within the State of B...
The paper presents findings from the research on the intensity and quality of local inter-ethnic rel...
In this introduction, we discuss the scope of the edited volume by outlining the position of Mostar ...
This contribution focuses on Sarajevo as a case study of divided city. As a consequence of Dayton Pe...
The research topic in this paper focuses on four categories of ethnicities: local Croats, Bosnian Cr...
International audienceSituated in one of the basins of the valley of Vardar, the city of Skopje unit...
The past two decades have brought basic changes in the whole Balkan Peninsula, where spatial structu...
Often described and nostalgically remembered as one of the most ‘mixed’ cities of the former-Yugosla...
International audienceThere are almost no cities in Europe, which have not been crossed by multicult...
Newcomers and Locals. Invisible Boundaries Among Inhabitants of the Divided City in the Balkans Res...
In recent decades, Bosnia-Herzegovina has several times occupied the centre of interest for those wa...
This paper seeks to answer to what extent the city of Vukovar is divided and in which way this divis...
After the war in 1999, Kosovska Mitrovica located in the north of Kosovo, became a part of the group...
This article discusses the nature and problems of the divided and contested multi-ethnic cities in m...
Cette recherche porte sur les pratiques de déplacement des habitants de Mitrovica, une ville post-in...
At the end of the Bosnian War in December 1995, an internal boundary was drawn within the State of B...
The paper presents findings from the research on the intensity and quality of local inter-ethnic rel...
In this introduction, we discuss the scope of the edited volume by outlining the position of Mostar ...
This contribution focuses on Sarajevo as a case study of divided city. As a consequence of Dayton Pe...
The research topic in this paper focuses on four categories of ethnicities: local Croats, Bosnian Cr...
International audienceSituated in one of the basins of the valley of Vardar, the city of Skopje unit...
The past two decades have brought basic changes in the whole Balkan Peninsula, where spatial structu...
Often described and nostalgically remembered as one of the most ‘mixed’ cities of the former-Yugosla...
International audienceThere are almost no cities in Europe, which have not been crossed by multicult...