The Faculty of Humanities in cooperation with the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory of the University of Belgrade has published a new book Roma in Central and Southeastern Europe: Navigating Muslim Identities, Challenges, and Activism.
The editors of the book are Selma Muhič Dizdarevič from the Department of Sociology and Ivan Ejub Kostic from the Belgrade Institute. A number of scholars and experts from the fields of history, sociology, ethnography, and religious studies contributed to the publication.
Selma Muhič Dizdarevič contributed a chapter on women's Roma activism, analysing, among other things, the role of religion in the civic initiatives of Roma women in Central and South-Eastern Europe with co-author Gwendolyn Albert. She has also contributed to a chapter with narrative interviews with prominent Roma activists in the area, in collaboration with Ivan Ejub Kostić.
This publication was made possible financially by the Bosnian Center for Advanced Studies.
The publication is available in open access and can be downloaded here.
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