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Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2020, 7(2)

Special Issue Editor: Karl Kaser, Dominik Gutmeyr

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Introduction - Visual Representations of Femininities and Masculinities 1-11

Karl Kaser
Visual Representations of Femininities and Masculinities – The Balkans and South Caucasus in the Digital Age 12-27

Karl Kaser
The Changing Roles of Gender in Advertising: Past, Present, and Future 28-44

Eirini Tsichla
From Socialist Amazons to Bodies on Full Display: Gender Stereotypes in Bulgarian Advertising during Socialism and the Post-Socialist Transition 45-61

Elza Ibroscheva
The Status of Women as Subject in the Films of Contemporary Turkish Female Directors 62-79

Hasan Gürkan
Traditional Gender Roles Enacted by Men and Women in Azerbaijani Cinema 80-96

Zumrud Jalilova

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2020, 7(2)

Election Analyses

Elections During the Pandemic: Lessons Learned from the 2020 Early General Elections in Croatia 97-108

Dario Čepo, Valentino Petrović, Antonio Karlović

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2020, 7(1)

Election Analyses

Croatian Presidential Elections 2019-2020 1-10

Katarina Peović

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Protests against the Law on Religious Freedom in Montenegro. A Challenge to the “Đukanović-System”? 11-24

Fynn-Morten Heckert

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2019, 6(2)

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Nationalism and the agency of musical performers in Serbia in the 1990s: A discussion with Dragana Mirković 13-21

Rory Archer
Music of the Others. Locating the (Turbo-) Folk Critique 22-37

Marina Simić
“Stop the War in the Name of Children”: Children and Nation Building Through Croatian Patriotic Music (1991-1992) 38-56

Ivana Polić

Event Analyses

The Abolition of University Asylum as the Inauguration of the Era of (New) Authoritarianism in Greece 1-12

Dimitra Mareta

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2019, 6(1)

Event Analyses

Europe’s Diplomacy on Public Display: The EU and the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue 1-9

Katarina Ćuković
The 3rd Congress of SYRIZA in 2020: party change put into perspective 20-27

Dimitrios Kosmopoulos

Conceptual Analysis

Dimensions of Europe - Dimensions of Europeanization 10-19

Maria Todorova

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2018, 5(2)

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The Croatian State Theatre in Zagreb and Cultural Policy in the Period of the NDH 1941 - 1945 1-20

Snježana Banović
Absurdity and/or Reality: Grotesque and Tragicomic Realism in Balkan Spy (1983) 21-37

Julija Pešić
Theatre, City and Crisis: Some Aspects of Performing Arts in Serbia in the 1990s 38-57

Irena Šentevska
“The rest is silence”: Censorship and conflicting Memory Politics in Ljubiša Georgievski’s Hamlet, 1989 58-69

Alexandra Portmann
Haunted Stages, Haunted Countries – How Theatre Remembers an Interrupted Performance 70-79

Senad Halilbašić

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2018, 5(1)

Research Articles

Anti-intellectualism or Populism alla turca 10-24

Funda Gençoğlu
Nationalism, Politics, and Museums in Turkey under the Justice and Development Party (AKP): The Case of the Panorama Museum 1453 35-55

Lorenzo Posocco

Election Analyses

The Slovenian Early Parliamentary Elections of 2018 1-9

Marko Lovec
Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Discrimination and the Non-Vote 25-34

Neven Andjelić

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2017, 4(2)

Special Issue Editor: Armina Galijaš and Hrvoje Paić

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Introduction: Films and Societies in Southeastern Europe 20-24

Armina Galijaš, Hrvoje Paić
Under the Banner of Pathé: Cinema in the Balkans in its Formative Years (1896-1912) 25-47

Karl Kaser
Laughter and Tragedy of the Absurd: Identifying Common Characteristics of Balkan Comedies Under State Socialism 47-66

Ana Grgić
The Other Side of Socialism: History and Cinematic Memory of Socialism 67-88

Nevena Daković
Displaced Film Memories in the post-Yugoslav Context 89-101

Sanjin Pejković
Post-Yugoslav Film and the Construction of New National Cinemas 102-120

Nikica Gilić
Sex and Uncivil Disobedience: Girlhood and Social Class in Transitional Post-Yugoslav Cinema 121-140

Dijana Jelača
The Image of the Stranger in Post-Yugoslav Films 141-151

Renate Hansen-Kokoruš

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2017, 4(2)

Research Articles

Are ‘United Left’ and ‘Human Blockade’ Populist on Facebook? A Comparative Analysis of Electoral Campaigns 1-19

Alessandro Albertini, Dina Vozab

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2017, 4(1)

Contemporary Southeastern Europe 2016, 3(2)

Special Issue Editor: Dario Brentin and Tamara Pavasović Trošt

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Populism from Below in the Balkans 1-16

Dario Brentin, Tamara Pavasović Trošt
Populism and Anti-Establishment Politics in Kosovo: A Case Study of Lëvizja Vetëvendosje 17-43

Bilge Yabanci
Authoritarian Populism and Hegemony: Constructing ‘the People’ in Macedonia’s illiberal discourse 44-66

Ljupcho Petkovski
When is Populism Acceptable? The Involvement of Intellectuals in the Bulgarian Summer Protests in 2013 67-86

Georgi Medarov
On Populist Pop Culture: Ethno as the Contemporary Political Ideology in Serbia 87-106

Irena Šentevska
The Potential of Popular Culture for the Creation of Left Populism in Serbia: The Case of the Hip-Hop Collective “The Bombs of the Nineties” 107-126

Jovana Papović, Astrea Pejović

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