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Bosnia’s Cultural Nation Under Ethnocracy

The Survival Paradox

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Bosnia’s Cultural Nation Under Ethnocracy

The Survival Paradox

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Description

This book delves into the complex post-war society of Bosnia and Herzegovina, exposing the deep interconnectedness and resilience of its three primary ethno-national groups-Bosniaks, Serbs, and Croats.

Tamara Plakalo reveals how these groups share a syncretic culture, which has been adversely affected by failed democratisation efforts. By highlighting common social structures, cultural adaptations, and ideological dynamics, this work illustrates the unifying elements that persist despite historical and political tensions.

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Table of Contents

Introduction: Bosnia And Herzegovina, (A) Culture Of Survival
Chapter 1. How Should We Theorise Bosnia? 2.1
Chapter 2. Taking a Stand in Theory And Method: Towards a Syncretic Methodology
Chapter 3. Who is the Hero? The Patriarchal Logic of Identity and the New Ethnic Morality
Chapter 4. Standing In Women's History: No Country for a “Demographic Reservist”
Chapter 5. Art as an Agency of Bosnian Solidarity: Escape from “Ethnonational Freedom”
Chapter 6. The Agony and the Curse Of Syncretism: Can a Culture Survive its Ethno(Demo)Cratic (Dis)Order?
Bibliography

Product details

Bloomsbury Academic Test
Published 21 Jan 2027
Format Ebook (PDF)
Edition 1st
Pages 256
ISBN 9798765151600
Imprint Bloomsbury Academic
Illustrations 27 b/w figures & 1 table
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing

About the contributors

Author

Tamara Plakalo

Tamara Plakalo is an independent scholar.

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