Voditeljice

Snježana Milivojević je profesorica Javnog mnjenja i medijskih studija na Fakultetu političkih nauka, Univerziteta u Beogradu. Rukovodi Centrom za medijska istraživanja i članica je Akademskog Vijeća Centra za ženske studije. Njeni akademski interesi leže u polju medija i demokratije, političke komunikacije, medijskih politika i zakonodavstva, kulturnih studija, te medija i javnog sjećanja. Nakon zabrane doktorske disertacije o  mdijskoj manipulaciji (1998.) i usvajanja represivnog Zakona o Univerzitetu (1999.), dobila je otkaz sa Univerziteta te je nastavila univerzitetsku karijeru tek nakon demokratskih promjena u Srbiji (2003.). 
Snježana Milivojević je bila Chevning stipendistica na St. Antony’sCollege, Oxford University (2001.), a gostujuće predavačke ili istraživačke boravke imala na nekoliko europskih i sjeverno-američkih univerziteta kao što su University of Massachusetts, University of Georgia, Westminster University, UCL, Sussex University, LSE University of Milan, University in Sofia, itd. Ko-autorica je Ekranizacija izbora (1993.), Media Monitoring Manual (2003.), Television across Europe - Serbia (2005.), Srpske strane rata (1996). Učestvovala je na brojnim međunarodnim istraživačkim projektima na polju medijskih studija.

Dubravka Žarkov

Fields of expertise:

Gender; the female/male body; intersections with sexuality, ethnicity, religion, race;

Violent conflict/war/militarism; conflict analysis; development and violent conflict; gender based sexual violence; peace-keeping, peace-building; conflict transformations; nationalism; communalism;
Transitional societies; transformation of gender relations; sexual and family violence; women’s NGOs;

Methodology; intersectional analysis; discourse analysis;
Media/press/photography; visual and textual representations;

Regional interests: Western Balkans & former Yugoslavia; Central & East Europe; South Asia; Central Asia; Central Africa/Great Lakes Region;

Language skills: Mother tongue: Serbian (Croatian/Bosnian); English (fluent); Dutch (moderate)

Snježana Kordić

Snježana Kordić is a linguist whose research interests include language politics, social lingistics, ideology of language purity, history and the birth of nations.  Besides these topics, she has researched numerous grammatical themes.  She received her doctorate in Zagreb, Croatia and has lived in Germany where for fifteen years she taught at universities in Bochum, Munster, Berlin and Frankfurt. She has participated in numerous symposiums, conferences, and congresses around the world.  In 2001 she argued for the survival foundational scientific principles in linguistics in Croatia by starting a discussion with Croatian Language purists in a Zagreb Journal called Republika in order to point out the many contradictions present in Croatian Language Purism.  In 2003 the discussion was moved into a newly formed Zagreb journal called Književna Republika and has lasted nine years.  The over 500 pages of writing from those marathon discussions were preparation for her newest book Language and Nationalism (Jezik i nacionalizam).  In Zagreb she has previously publish two books about linguistic themes which enjoyed positive reviews around the world, and as such were translated into German and distributed in Germany. Internationally she has publish grammar and textbooks for English and German speaking readers.  All the books she has published internationally have experience multiple rounds of publishing.  In addition she has published over 150 other (social)linguistic works in various, often international, philological journals and anthologies.