The Center for Advanced Studies of Southeastern Europe (CAS SEE) is pleased to announce the 13th generation of fellows, recipients of the Spring 2021 CAS SEE Fellowship Awards at the University of Rijeka. The purpose of the CAS SEE Fellowship Programme is to further the research and creative work in the fields of the humanities and humanistic social sciences in the Balkans and to provide support for early-stage researchers. Inspired by the cooperation of previous generations of CAS SEE Fellows and their creation of long-term thematic synergies among researchers, the upcoming CAS SEE Fellowship will stimulate fellows to present their research in Rijeka and in the Moise Palace, new university premises in Cres, at the Cres Island. Alongside pursuing their independent research interests, fellows will attend regular CAS SEE regional conferences and seminars.
We congratulate the following CAS SEE Fellowship Awards, University of Rijeka recipients:
Valeria Graziano (Queen Mary University of London, UK)
Project – title: “Get Along Comrade – Tinkering as Care for Freedom”
Desara Dushi (University of Bologna, Italy and University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg)
Project – title: “The Impact of Judicial Reform and New Judicial Institutions in the Rule of Law and EU Integration in Albania”
Nikolina Židek (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain)
Project – title: “The Genie Out of the Bottle: Engagement of the Argentinean-Croat Diaspora in Homeland Politics (1990-today)”
Bojan Bilić (University College London, UK)
Project – title: “Unexpected Challenges to Trans Freedom: Transphobia in Serbian Leftist Activism”
Viktor Pál (University of Tampere, Finland)
Project – title: “Red Trash. The Concept of Waste in Communist Eastern Europe”
Miloš Ćipranić (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Serbia)
Project – title: “The Statutes of Eastern Adriatic Communes in Space”
Marko Luka Zubčić (University of Rijeka, Croatia)
Project – title: “Institutional Epistemology of Open Order”
Gabriele Giacomini (University Vita-Salute San Raffaele in Milan, Italy)
Project – title: “The Utopia of “Rousseauian Democracy” in the Digital Age: A Liberal Critique”
