1st Edition
Balkan Transnationalism at the Time of Neoliberal Catastrophe
Introduction: Balkan Transnationalism at the Time of Neoliberal Catastrophe 1. Postcoloniality Without Race? Racial Exceptionalism and Southeast European Cultural Studies 2. Rethinking East-European Socialism: Notes Toward an Anti-Capitalist Decolonial Methodology 3. Foreign Investment Inflows to Former Socialist Countries in the Balkans: Mapping Global Capitalism 4. Race in the Balkans: The Case of Erased Residents of Slovenia 5. Roma Filmic Representation as Postcolonial "Object" 6. Financialization in the Crypto-Colonies: Greece and Thailand 7. The Migrant Crypt: Cultural Translation Across the Balkans 8. Toward a Genealogy of the Balkan Discourses on Race 9. The Politics of Postcolonial Erasure in Sarajevo
Biography
Dušan I. Bjelić is a Professor of Sociology in the Department of Criminology at the University of Maine, Portland, USA. He has published extensively in the area of Balkan Studies, including the books Balkan as Metaphor: Between Globalization and Fragmentation (2002, ed. with Obrad Savić) and Normalizing the Balkans: Geopolitics of Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis (2011).
