Dubravka Zarkov

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)

Education and Degrees:

1994-1999, PhD; Social Science; Centre for Women’s Studies, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands (`From “Media War” to “Ethnic War” - The Female Body and The Production of Ethnicity in Former Yugoslavia [1986-1994]’; Cum Laude);
1990-1991, MA; Development Studies; Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, NL, (‘The Silence Which Is Not One - Sexuality, Subjectivity and Social Change in a Feminist Rethinking of Research on Peasant Women’);
1988-1990, post-graduate student; Department of Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia (YU); interrupted by the NUFFIC grant for MA research in the Netherlands;
1977-1983, BA; Sociology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, YU; (‘Anti-psychiatry: Between Utopia and Critique’; October Prize 1984);

Grants:

January-April 2008, Ford Fellowship at the Five College Women's Studies Research Centre, Mount Holyoke College, USA
1994-1999, NWO (Dutch Council for Scientific Research); for the Ph.D. research at the Centre for Women’s Studies, Nijmegen;
January- June 1992, Finish Government fellowship; research project: ‘Nordic Women’s Studies: Themes and Methods’; Department of Anthropology, University of Helsinki;
1990-1991, NUFIC (Dutch Government); for the MA study at the ISS, The Hague;
January-April 1989, Norwegian Government grant; advanced study in Qualitative Methods and Interpretative Techniques in Social Research (special subject: Oral History); Department of Sociology, University of Oslo;

Employment:

July 2007 – Associate Professor in Gender, Conflict and Development Studies; academic tasks: teaching and convening MA specialization Violent Conflict, Reconstruction, and Human Security; teaching in MA specialization Women, gender, Development; MA and PhD supervision; managerial tasks, etc;
July 2001-July 2007, Senior lecturer in Gender, Conflict and Development Studies, Institute of Social Studies (ISS), The Hague (NL); academic (and managerial) tasks: teaching (and convening) MA specialization Women, Gender, Development, and courses on gender, development and conflict; partaking in other MA and Diploma teaching; supervision of MA and PhD theses; research (see bellow); consultancy/advisory work (see bellow);
January 2000- January 2001, lecturer and expert adviser at the University for Humanist Studies (UvH, Utrecht) and Dutch Ministry of Defence (The Hague) for the project ‘Gender, War Violence and Meanings’; tasks: teaching a course on gender and war to students of the UvH; organising (1) gender training for humanist counsellors in Dutch Army; (2) an expert seminar on a topic of gender, military and social transformation; (3) a policy oriented seminar for the Dutch Army commanders, on gender aspects of peace-keeping in Bosnia;
June 1994 – November 1999, researcher, at the Centre for Women’s Studies, Catholic University of Nijmegen (NL); tasks: conducting my Ph.D. research; co-designing and co-teaching an interdisciplinary course ‘Gender and Violence’ (1998); participating in other research and educational activities of the Centre;
May 1988 – September 1990/May 1994, research assistant at the Institute of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Novi Sad, Yugoslavia; tasks: conducting independent research and contributing to the common research project of the Institute (on transformation of rural households); organizing an annual meeting of the Association of Rural Sociologists of Yugoslavia (held in Novi Sad, in 1989) on the topic: Rural Women and Social Change; in September 1990 my employer granted me an unpaid leave for pursuing MA studies in the Netherlands;
May 1988- September 1990, teaching assistant at the Agricultural Faculty, University of Belgrade (subject: Rural Sociology) and Faculty of Engineering, University of Novi Sad (subject: General Sociology);
November 1986- May 1988, research editor-in-chief at the Centre for Documentation, Publishing and Research on Youth (CIDID), Belgrade, Yugoslavia; tasks: organizing and co-ordinating research projects of the Centre (focus: Yugoslavia); writing research reports; publishing and promoting research results; organizing conferences around issues concerning youth and youth research; compiling a documentation base of the Centre (with direct responsibility in organizing and conducting a bibliographical research on literature on youth);
March 1984- October 1986, researcher, Youth Research and Publishing Centre (IIC), Belgrade; tasks: conducting small research projects on social, cultural and political situation of young generations (focus: Serbia);

Teaching:

ISS, The Hague (graduate level): From 2001 to date (as a course leader and co-teaching):
- Gender Discourses in Development
- Feminist Theories and Strategies for Development
- Discourse Analysis (Research Methodology Course)
- Gender, Armed Conflict and the Environment
- Understanding War and Violent Conflict
- Violent Conflict, Media and the Politics of Representation
Participation in courses:
- Children, Youth and Development

Other (undergraduate and graduate level, in the Netherlands and former Yugoslavia):

2000, Gender, Sexuality and War: Symbolic Meanings and Cultural Practice (course leader; graduate level) University of Humanist Studies (UvH), Utrecht
1998, Gender of Violence: Sex, Violence and Culture (co-convenor; undergraduate level) Centre for Women’s Studies, University of Nijmegen
1988-1990, Rural Sociology, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Belgrade; General Sociology, Faculty of Engineering, University of Novi Sad (both undergraduate level);

Managerial and other engagements in ISS

Sept . 2007 - Convenor of the MA specialization on Violent Conflict, Reconstruction and Human Security;
2007 – Member of Research Degree Committee; Deputy-chair of the ISS Academic Council;
2006 – Member of the ISS Academic Council;
2005 – co-chairing Conflict Platform (association of ISS staff interested in conflict studies) and headed organization of a research cluster on conflict (established in January 2007);
2005 – co-heading organization of a new MA specialization on Violent Conflict, Reconstruction and Human Security (start in September 2007);
Sept. 2004 to Dec. 2005; and Sept. 2005 to Dec. 2006 – Convenor of the MA specialization Women, Gender, Development;
Sept. 2003 to Dec. 2004 – Deputy Convenor of the MA specialization Women, Gender, Development;

Advisory/Consultancy work:

June 28 – July 7, 2007, teaching at the NUFFIC refresher course on violent conflict and governance in Great Lakes region, Arusha, Tanzania;
September 2006- September 2007, senior advisor for the SANPAD project with Stellenbosch University, South Africa: `Exploring constructions of intimate relationships between women and men in a low-income Western Cape semi-rural community’;
June 2005 and June 2006, teaching in the Clingendael Program for Young Diplomats from Central Asia, at ISS, The Hague
April 2005, for Vienna Institute for Development and Cooperation, workshop on Gender and Violent Conflict, in lieu of preparation of VIDC country case studies for Austrian Development Agency;
December 2003 – May 2004, for Admira, Utrecht, NL; project: trajectories of GO and NGOs working on psycho-social assistance for war victims, and victims and perpetrators of family violence in the Balkans; fieldwork in Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia and Macedonia; (see publications: monograph, 2005)
May-June 2003, for Clingendael/Conflict Research Unit (CRU), The Hague, NL; Member of three-person quality-check panel for the CRU's World Bank Report: Gender Dimensions of Internal Armed Conflict: Translating Analysis into Gender- and Conflict-Sensitive Approach;
October-November 2002, for EED, (Bonn, Germany), Jagori (Delhi, India) and SANGAT (South Asian Network of Gender Trainers); Resource person during the 5-day workshop Gender, Peace and Development in South Asia: Issues of Masculinity, Violent Conflict and Development Puri, Orissa, India;

Research:

2000-2003, two projects: 1. media representations of Srebrenica massacre in Dutch press; 2. sexual violence against men in violent conflict; see publications;
1994-1999, PhD project: ‘From “Media War” to “Ethnic War”: The Female Body and the production of Ethnicity in Former Yugoslavia (1986-1994)’;
1988-1991, MA project: ‘Peasant Women and Society in Transition: Questions of Subjectivity’, at the Institute of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, University of Novi Sad and the ISS, The Hague;
1989 - ‘Revitalisation of Gorica/Slovenia’, at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia;
1988-1989, ‘Transformation of rural households in Vojvodina/Serbia’, at the Institute of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, University of Novi Sad, YU;
1986-1988, several projects on youth, at the Centre for Research, Documentation and Publishing on Youth (CIDID), Belgrade, with the Institute of Social Research, Zagreb;
1986 - ‘Culture in Belgrade’, at the Institute for Research of Cultural Development, Belgrade 1984 -1986, several projects on youth, with the Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade and Institute of Social Research, Zagreb;

(Co-) Organized International Conferences, Workshops, Seminars:

October 2003, Gender, Violent Conflict and Development: Issues for theory, policy and practice, an expert seminar; ISS and Clingendael Institute, Conflict Research Unit; at the ISS, The Hague;
December 2001, Justice and Accountability: Obstacles and Strategies Towards International Justice, conference, ISS, Women’s Caucus for Gender Justice (New York) and Novib Oxfam Netherlands (The Hague); at the ISS, The Hague;
December 2000, Power and Powerlessness in Bosnia: Gender Aspects of Peace-Keeping, international seminar, University for Humanist Studies and Ministry of Defence, in Zeist, The Netherlands;
October 2000, Gender Relations after War: Peace-Building, Peace-Keeping and Social Transformation, expert seminar, at the University for Humanist Studies and Ministry of Defence, Utrecht, The Netherlands;
May 2000, Gender in the Field, gender training for humanist counsellors in Dutch Army; at the University for Humanist Studies and Ministry of Defence, Zeist, NL;
October 1999, Gender and Rural Transformations in Europe: Past, Present and Future Prospects’, international conference, at the Gender Studies in Agriculture Department, Wageningen Agricultural University, Wageningen, NL;

International Conferences, Workshops, Seminars (presented papers or facilitated):

February 2007, sessions on sexuality, gender and war, in Sexuality, Gender and Rights Institute, CREA, New York, USA
February 2007, `Gender Specific War Violence and Genderdness of International Criminal Law’ at the international round-table discussion African Perspectives on International Criminal Justice, Africa Legal Aid/ICC, Den Haag
November 2006, Interpreting Intersectionality: Analyzing Gender and Its Intersections in Feminist Research, two-day workshop conducted with K. Davis, at Ruhr University, Bohum, Germany
May 2006, `On Globalization, Economy and Violent Conflict: Gender perspectives’, at workshop Gender Relations and Conflict: Causes, Courses and Strategies, Heinrich Boell Fundation and Feminist Institute, Berlin, Germany
October 2005, `Europe as a Global Player: Gender, Security and Globalization’ at workshop Whose Security? Gender and Southern Perspectives, APRODEV, Brussels, Belgium
June 2005, `Imaging and Imagining Europe: East – West, Past – Future’, at the Symposium Europe between East and West, Dutch Ministry of General Affairs, Government Information Services, Den Haag, NL
May 2005, `Intersectionality in Context’ at conference Theorizing Intersectionality, Keele University, UK
January 2005: `In the Aftermath of War: Thinking of Violence and its Consequences’ at ADMIRA conference 10 years of gender based approach to trauma and recovery from sexual and domestic violence in (post)war situations Utrecht, NL
January 2005: `Sexual Violence and War in former Yugoslavia’ at the Cordaid’s Three Queens Debate: Gender-Based War Crimes, The Hague, NL
December 2004: `Paradoxes of Women’s Engagements against Violent Conflict’ at the EU conference Women in Conflict Situations and Peacekeeping, organized by Dutch Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Defence, Social Affairs and Emancipation Policy, for Dutch EU Presidency; Amsterdam
November 2004: `Feminist Troubles with the Balkans: Intersecting War, Nationalism and (Post) Socialism in the Studies of ex-Yugoslav Disintegration’, co-presentation with R. Drezgic, at the conference Troubles with the Balkans, organized by Forum Bosnia and Women’s Studies Sarajevo, Sarajevo, BiH
September 2004: `Gender and Violent Conflict in Ex-Yugoslavia. Methodological Questions’, CERES Summer School. Nijmegen, NL;
October 2003: `Globalizing Gender: Neo-Liberal Economy, Militarism and Development’, atinternational expert seminar Gender, Violent Conflict and Development: Issues for theory, policy and practice, ISS, The Hague;
May 2003, `Male Victims of Sexual Violence: Questions of Masculinity, Heterosexuality and Power', at the international conference Feminist Debates on Peace and Security, organized by CFD (Swiss NGO) Zurich
April 2003, Gender questions for Peace and Security; expert meeting; Women's League for Peace and Freedom, The Hague,
November 2002, ‘Motherlands: Gender and Ethnicity in Croatian Media during Yugoslav Disintegration’, at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, New Orleans, USA
November 2002, ‘”Bulwark of Love”: Gender and Ethnicity in Croatian Media During Yugoslav Disintegration’, at the national convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Pittsburgh, USA
June 2002, Women’s Multifaceted Role in Armed Conflict, debate organized by Conflict Research Unit, Clingendael, The Hague, The Netherlands
June 2002, Gender, Identities, Conflict and Development, two-day seminar organized by Gender and Development Training Centre, Haarlem, The Netherlands
May 2002, ‘Productive Power of Violence: On Masculinity and Soldiering’, at the international conference Women, Peace Building and Constitution Making, organised by International Centre for Ethnic Studies, Colombo, Sri Lanka
November 2001, Geen Oorlog? Wat dan wel? (No war? What Then?) round table on Gulf War organized by XminY, Amsterdam
November 2001, ‘War Against Terrorism’ round table organized by students of the Universiteit voor Humanistiek, Utrecht
September 2001, ‘Beyond Victims and Villains: Gender and Armed Conflict’, at the ADOPREV conference: Gender and Armed Conflict, keynote speaker, Uppsala, Sweden (ADOPREV is the association of 15 major ecumenical development and humanitarian aid organisations in Europe, working together with the World Council of Churches)
March 2001, ‘Gender, Ethnicity and War: (Dutch) Tales of (Western) Civilisation’, at the international conference Gender, Ethnicity and Globalisation: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Centre for Gender and Diversity, University of Maastricht, The Netherlands
January 2001: Women’s Organised Opposition to Militarism and War: Change, Challenge and Strategy in a European Context, two-day workshop organized by Peace News, London & Vrouwen voor Vrede, Amsterdam,
November 2000, Gender, Development and Human Security two-day seminar, at the Central European University, Centre for Gender Studies, Budapest
October 2000, ‘Keeping Peace in the Netherlands: Masculinity, Morality and the Military’, at the international expert seminar Gender Relations After War: Peace-Building, Peace- Keeping and Social Transformation, University for Humanists Studies with Dutch Ministry of Defence, Utrecht, The Netherlands
June 1999, ‘Men as Invisible Victims of Sexual Violence’, at SISWO Symposium Op Zijn Plaats: Mannenlijkheid, Diversiteit en Veranderlijkheid, Amsterdam
June 1999, ‘The Body of the Other Man - Sexual Violence and the Construction of Masculinity, Sexuality and Ethnicity’, at the World Bank conference: Gender, Armed Conflict and Political Violence, Washington, USA‘
March 1998, ‘Old Myths for the New World Order, or: A Disenchanted Essay’ at the ESSH conference, session: Hidden Histories and new Mythologies in Eastern Europe, Amsterdam
December 1997, ‘Feminists Selves/Ethnic Selves: Identity Politics for a Post-Yugoslav Era’, at the (inter)national conference Women’s Discourses/War Discourses, IHS (Institute of Humanities) Ljubljana, Slovenia
November, 1997, ‘Sacred Sacrifice: Ethnic Self and the Body of a Lady’, at the international conference Narrating Selves and Others: Feminist Theory in Practice, Centre for Women’s Studies, Antwerpen,
February 1997, Women and Media in ex-Yugoslavia: Witches, Victims, Voters, round table organized by Press Now and De Balie, Amsterdam,
November 1993, ‘On Gender and the “History of Ethnic Hatred” in Former Yugoslavia’, at the international conference: Nationalism, Racism and Gender in Europe, Amsterdam
June 1993, ‘Economy and Gender in the Changing “Second World”’, at the international conference: Out of the Margin - Feminist Perspectives on Economic Theory, Amsterdam (co-authored with Tanja Djuric-Kuzmanovic);
May 1992, ‘Peasant Women Sexuality - The Question of Subjectivity’, at the international conference: Women and Oral History, London
July 1990, ‘Self-Perception and Self-Defining of Peasant Women in Yugoslavia’, at the XIV European Congress of Rural Sociology, Gissen, Germany

Lectures:

April 2005, `Beyond Oppositional Dualities: Paradoxes of Women’s and Men’s Lives in Violent Conflict’, Vienna Institute for Development and Cooperation, Austria
September 2004, `Gender and Generation in Violent Conflict’ at Rural Gender Studies, Wageningen University, NL
September 2004, `Gender and Intersectionality’ at NOISE (European Women’s Studies) Summer School, Utrecht, NL & Ljubljana, Slovenia
June 2004, `Intersectional Analysis: Asking the Other Question’, at the Interpreting Gender and its Intersections course, Utrecht University, NL;
September 2003, `Gender and Violent Conflict’ at Rural Gender Studies, Wageningen University, NL
April 2003, `Sexual Violence against Men in Violent Conflicts: On power, heterosexuality and collective identity’, at the Gender and Sexuality Programme; School of International Training (SIT), Amsterdam, NL
November 2002, `Gender, War, Violence’ at Rural Gender Studies, Wageningen University
March 2001, ‘Between Women with Moustaches and Men with Pony-Tails: Limits of Diversity in Dutch Armed Forces’, at the Colloquium, Centre for Gender and Diversity, University of Maastricht, NL
February 2001, ‘The Female Body and the Production of Difference in Wars and Conflicts’, at the International Classroom, Centre for Gender and Diversity, University of Maastricht, NL
July 2000, ‘Bodies in Transition: Gender in Eastern Europe, Ten Years After’, at the Gender, Development and Human Security seminar, Institute of Social Studies The Hague,
December 1999, ‘Faces of a War: Gendering New Millennium with Some Old Tales (or: War Photography in Dutch Press)’, at the University of Muenster, Department of Education, Germany
February 1999, ‘Production of Ethnicity in “Media War” and “Ethnic War”’, at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, at the Gender and Ethnicity course, University of London, UK
February 1999, ‘Invisible Victims of Sexual Assault in Armed Conflicts - Masculinity, Sexuality and Ethnicity in Media’, at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London, UK
December 1998, ‘Making Sense of “Senseless Violence” in the Netherlands, and in Dutch Press’, for the Association of Anthropology Students, University of Nijmegen, NL
February 1998, ‘Defining Self and Other: Gender, Sexuality and Ethnicity in Media (The Case of Yugoslavia)’, at the course Gender and Ethnicity, University of Tuebingen, Germany,
December 1997, ‘Media Constructions of Victims and Villains: Gender, Sexuality, Ethnicity’, at the Centre for Women’s Studies, Novi Sad, Yugoslavia
November 1997, ‘Feminist Strategies Re-Examined: Gender, Ethnicity and Victimisation’, at the Department Gender and Ethnicity, Greenwich University, London, UK
November 1997, ‘Media Constructions of Victims and Villains: Gender, Sexuality, Ethnicity’, at the Institute of Social Studies, Women & Development Programme, The Hague, NL
October 1997, ‘Feminism, Ethnicity and Victimisation - A question of Strategies’, at the course: Gender and Ethnicity, Free University, Amsterdam, NL
May 1997; ‘Feminist Strategies Re-Examined: Gender, Ethnicity and the Rape Victim Identity’, at the Lova Studiedag, Free University, Amsterdam, NL
November 1996, ‘Gender and Ethnicity in Former Yugoslavia: Images and Practice’, at the seminar Anthropology of Eastern Europe, Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA,
March 1994; ‘Through the Female Body: Media and Nationalism in Former Yugoslavia’, at the seminar: Women and Fundamentalism, University of Nijmegen, NL

Professional and Bona Fide Associations:

Focaal, International Journal of Anthropology (Berghanh Press), Associate Editor (2005-2007);
Women’s Initiative for Gender Justice, The Hague, member of the Advisory Council (since 2003);
SANGAT, South Asian Network of Gender Trainers, Delhi, India; resource person (since 2001);
APRODEV, Association of Development and Humanitarian Aid Agencies in Europe (15 major ecumenical development and humanitarian aid organisations in Europe working together with the World Council of Churches), Brussels, Belgium; resource person (since 2000);
Admira, Dutch governmental organisation for support of victims of (war and family) violence in the Balkans and Eastern Europe, Utrecht, the Netherlands; resource person(1994- 2005);
Press Now, Foundation for the freedom of speech, in support of free media in ex-Yugoslavia and Albania, Amsterdam, the Netherlands; member of Advisory Council (1994-2000);

Manuscript/Project reviewer for:

Development and Change
International Feminist Journal of Politics
The European Journal of Women’s Studies
Pluto Press
NWO (Dutch Council for Scientific Research)

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Books and Monographs:

In print, Gender, Conflict, Development: Challenges of Practice, (ed.) New Delhi: Zubaan
2007, The Body of War: Media, Ethnicity and Gender in the Break-up of Yugoslavia, Durham and London: Duke University Press (pp.286) ISBN 978-0-8223-3966-3 (pbk)
2005, Working Through the War. Trajectories of Non-Governmental and Governmental Organizations Engaged in Psycho-social Assistance to Victims of War and Family Violence in the ex-Yugoslav States, Utrecht: Pharos (pp.166) ISBN 90-75955-46-4
2002, The Postwar Moment: Militaries, Masculinities and International Peacekeeping, co-edited with Cynthia Cockburn, London: Lawrence and Wishart (pp.224) ISBN 0-85315-946-7 (pbk)

Chapters in books and articles in refereed journals:

In print, `Gendered War, Gendered Peace: Violent Conflict in the Balkans and its Consequences’, in D. Pankhurst (ed.) Gendered Peace. Women’s Search for Post-war Justice and Reconciliation, Routledge; co-authored with R. Drezgic and T. Djuric-Kuzmanovic, pp. 265-291; (autumn 2007)
2006 ‘Towards a new theorizing of women, gender and war’, in Evans M., Davis K., and Lorber, J., (eds.) Handbook of Gender and Women’s Studies, SAGE, pp. 214-233
2005, `Feministicke nevolje sa Balkanom’ (`Feminist Troubles with the Balkans’) in Sociologija (Journal of Sociological Association of Serbia, Belgrade), XLVII (4): 289-306, co-authored with R. Drezgic;
2002, ‘Feminism and the Disintegration of Yugoslavia: On the Politics of Gender and Ethnicity’, in Social Development Issues (Special Issue: Women in Conflict and Crisis), 24(3):59-68,
2002, ‘”Srebrenica Trauma”: Masculinity, military and national self-image in Dutch daily newspapers’ in Cockbrun and Zarkov (eds), Postwar Moment: Militaries, Masculinities and the International Peacekeeping, London: Lawrence and Wishart pp. 183-203
2002, `Introduction’, with C. Cockburn, in Cockbrun and Zarkov (eds), Postwar Moment: Militaries, Masculinities and the International Peacekeeping, London: Lawrence and Wishart, pp. 9-22
2001, ‘The Body of the Other Man: Sexual Violence and the Construction of Masculinity, Sexuality and Ethnicity in Croatian Media’, in C. Moser and F. Clark (eds), Victims, Perpetrators or Actors? Gender, Armed Conflict and Political Violence, London: Zed Books, pp. 69-82; [the book reprinted for Asian markets by Kali for Women (Delhi), 2001, with same page numbers]
2000, ‘Feminist Selves/Ethnic Selves: Theory and Politics of Women’s Activism’ in Slapsak, S. (ed) Women’s Discourses/War Discourses, Ljubljana: ISH, pp. 167-193
1999, ‘Over Posities, Definities en Relevantie: Ethnicitieit in de Identiteitspolitiek van de Academische Wereld’ (On Positions, Definitions and Relevance: Ethnicity in Identity Politics of Academia’), in Tijdschrift voor Genderstudies, 2(1):38-44
1998, ‘Poverty, Social Stratification and Directed Un-Development in Serbia’, in Journal of Area Studies (13):184-201, co-authored with Djuric-Kuzmanovic [different version published in Anthropology of East Europe Review: Central, Eastern Europe and Eurasia, Special Issue: Reassessing Peripheries in Post Communist Studies, Autumn 1999, 17(2): 31-38]
1997, ‘Pictures on the Wall of Love: Motherhood, Womanhood and Nationhood in Croatian Media’, in The European Journal of Women’s Studies 4(3):305-339
1997, ‘War Rapes in Bosnia: On Masculinity, Femininity and Power of the Rape Victim Identity’, in Tijdschrift voor Criminologie, 39(2):140-151 [translated to Serbian, in Temida, Journal of Victimology Association of Serbia, Belgrade, May 1998, pp. 3-13]
1997, ‘Sex as usual: Body Politics and the Media War in Serbia’, in Davis, K.(ed). Embodied Practices, London: Sage, pp. 110-127
1997, ‘Economy and Gender in the Changing “Second World”’ (‘Ekonomija, rod i promene u “Drugom Svetu”) in T. Djuric-Kuzmanovic, Directed Non-Development: (Post)Socialist experience and Feminist Alternatives (Dirigovani Nerazvoj: (Post)Socialisticko Iskustvo i Feministicke Alternative), Novi Sad: Expo Press, p. 131-146 (co-authored with Djuric-Kuzmanovic)
1996, ‘Oude kwesties in het nieuwe Europa: de Politiek en het Feminisme’ (Old Issues for The New Europe: International Politics and Feminism), in Tijdschrift voor Vrouwenstudies 66:125-130
1995, ‘Gender, Orientalism and the “History of Ethnic Hatred” in the Former Yugoslavia’, in Lutz, Phoenix and Yuval-Davis, (eds), Crossfires. Nationalism, Racism and Gender in Europe, London: Pluto Press, pp. 105-121
1992, ‘Prevalence of the Formal Zadruga in the Vilovo Village’, in Journal of Family History, 17(3):313-329, co-authored with B. Djurdjev and V. Katic;
1989, ‘Domination and transformation strategy of family co-operatives in Vilovo Village’,in Matica Srpska, (Serbian Annual) 84:155-167, Novi Sad, (in Serbo-Croat),co-authored with B. Djurdjev and V. Katic;
1986, ‘Youth Music Tastes and Attitudes towards Music’, in S. Mihajlovic, ed. Omladina 1986 (Youth 1986), Belgrade: IIC, (in Serbo-Croat), pp. unavailable;
1986, ‘Youth and Social Crisis’, in S. Mihajlovic, ed. Omladina 1986 (Youth 1986), Belgrade: IIC, (in Serbo-Croat), pp. 227-233;
1986, ‘Citizens of Belgrade - Cultural Offer and Cultural Needs’, in Socioloski Pregled (Sociological Review) 3-4:207-216, Belgrade and Zagreb (in Serbo-Croat);
1985, ‘A Critique of Traditional Psychiatry’, in Kultura (Culture) 71:61-77, Belgrade (in Serbo-Croat);

Reports:

2005, `Violent Conflict in the Balkans: Impacts, Responses, Consequences’, background Paper for UNRISD Report Gender Equality: Striving for Justice in an Unequal World. with R. Drezgic and T. Djuric-Kuzmanovic;

Book Reviews:

2007, of Cleaver, F. (ed) Masculinities Matter! Men, Gender and Development, London, New York and Cape Town: Zed Books and David Philip, 2003, in Development and Change 38(3):579-581
2005, of Afshar, H. & D. Eade (eds.) 2004, Development, Women, and War. Feminist Perspectives, London: Oxfam GB, in Development and Change, 36(1):196-197
2004, ‘Autobiographical Ethnography of Dutchness or: An Exile as a Native Anthropologist’, of Ghorashi, H. (2002) Ways to Survive, Battles to Win. Iranian Women Exiles in the Netherlands and the United States, New York: Nova, in The European Journal of Women’s Studies 11(1):123-125
1999, ‘When will they ever learn?’, of Melman, B. (ed.) (1998) Borderlines: Genders and Identities in War and Peace 1870-1930, London & New York: Routledge, 1998, in The European Journal of Women’s Studies 6(3):377-379
1994, of Drakulic, S. (1993) Balkan Express - Fragments from the Other Side of War, London: Hutchinson, in European Journal of Women’s Studies 1(1):130-132;
1987, ‘Youth Enigma’, of Milic, A. (1986), The Enigma of Youth - A Contribution to Theory and History of Youth Structure, Belgrade & Zagreb: CIDID & IDIS, in Ideje (Ideas) 2-3:161-163, (in Serbo-Croat);

Articles in non-refereed journals:

2001, ‘Masculinity, women and change in the Dutch Armed Forces’, with K. Joachim, in Peace News, UK , No. 2443 (June-August) pp. 31-32
1997, ‘Feminist Strategies Re-Examined: Gender, Ethnicity and the Rape Victim Identity’, in Lova (Tijdschrift voor Feministische Antropologie; Journal of Feminist Anthropology Utrecht), Vol. 18, nr. 2, pp. 4-9
1995, ‘Voorbij Verovering en Lijden’ (Beyond Conquest and Suffering), Raffia (Centrum voor Vrouwenstudies, Nijmegen) nr. 3, pp. 10-12
1991, ‘Boerinnen in het socialistische Joegoslavie’ (Peasant Women in Socialist Yugoslavia), in Boerin Nu nr. 4, pp. 31-33
1989, ‘Revitalisation of the Gorica Karst Area’, in Proceedings from the International Student Research Summer School, Internal Publication of the University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana (in Sloven), pp. unavailable;
1988, ‘Ecological Movement as a New Human Attitude Towards Nature’, in Ovdje (Here) nr. 2, pp. unavailable, Titograd, Montenegro, (in Serbo-Croat);
1987, ‘A view on the Sixties - New Social Movements’, in Ovdje (Here) nr.5, p. 21, Titograd, Montenegro, (in Serbo-Croat);

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Translations:

1995, T. Djuric-Kuzmanovic, ‘From National Economies to Nationalist Hysteria: Consequences for Women’, in H. Lutz, A. Phoenix and N. Yuval-Davis (eds.), Crossfires. Nationalism, Racism and Gender in Europe, London: Pluto Press, pp. 121-142, (from Serbo-Croat to English);
1990, L.E. Thorsen ‘The Sexual Division of Labour in Central Norway, 1920-1980’ (paper presented at the 13th Rural Sociology Conference, 1-4. April 1986, Braga) in Sociologija Sela (Rural Sociology) 104:135-143, Zagreb, Croatia; (from English to Serbo-Croat)

Extensive reviews of my publications (selection):

International Feminist Journal of Politics, 2004, 6(2):343-350
European Journal of Women’s Studies, 2004, 11(1): 126-128
Women’s Studies International Forum, 2003, 26(2):192-193
American Anthropologist, 2000, 102(1):27-41

My publications used as required course material (selection):

The book: The Postwar Moment. Militaries, Masculinities and International Peacekeeping, 2002, London: Lawrence and Wishart (co-edited with Cynthia Cockburn);
- Used at: J.F.Kennedy School of Government, USA; Course: Inclusive Security;
Chapter: ‘The Body of the Other Man: Sexual Violence and the Construction of Masculinity, Sexuality and Ethnicity in Croatian Media’, in C. Moser and F. Clark (eds), 2001, Victims, Perpetrators or Actors? Gender, Armed Conflict and Political Violence, London: Zed Books, pp. 69-82;
- Used at: Drake University, USA; Course: Women, Men and War;
- Used at: American University, Washington DC; Course: Gender and Conflict;
- Used at: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA; Course: Violence, Human Rights and Justice;
Article: ‘Pictures on the Wall of Love: Motherhood, Womanhood and Nationhood in Croatian Media’, in The European Journal of Women’s Studies, 1997, 4(3):305-339 ;
- Used at: Central European University; Course: Ethnic Violence and War