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2025

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December

2025

Bojan Mucko

Etnografija "za svaki dan":

multimodalni pristup europskom režimu migracija

Zagreb: Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research – Multimedia Institute

photo: IEF

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Bojan Mucko's book Etnografija "za svaki dan": multimodalni pristup europskom režimu migracija (Ethnography “for Every Day” – A Multimodal Approach to the European Migration Regime) offers an ethnographic reflection on the irregularized everyday life of the contemporary European migration regime, characterized by the normalization of violence, the criminalization of people on the move and pro-migrant solidarity, as well as the complex volunteer-researcher positioning within the academic and migration regime. The analysis is based on an autoethnographic perspective of everyday interactions between volunteers and people on the move, and on the author's audiovisual works created in various contexts during the research process.

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December

2025

Bojan Mucko, Tea Škokić & Mufty Wali Hassan

Ruine i game – prilog etnografiji iregulariziranih migracija

Zagreb: Multimedia Institute

photo: MaMa

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In December 2025, a scholarly-artistic book related to irregularized migrations was published. In addition to a Foreword (Škokić), it presents photographs taken during ethnographic research in Bihać and the surrounding area (2020–2022), in Zagreb in 2022, and in Italy in 2024 (Mucko), as well as photographs documenting migrant journeys and everyday life in 2021 and 2024 (Wali Hassan). The photographic focus is on abandoned spaces – ruins as temporary shelters for migrants, as well as locations, people, and objects connected to the concept of "the game," that is, the preparation and attempts at irregularized border crossings.

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December

2025

Marijana Hameršak & Mojca Piškor, guest editors

Special Issue of the Narodna umjetnost journal (62/2)

Keywording the European Irregularized Migration Regime: Reflections from/on the Peripheries

Zagreb: Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research

photo: IEF

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The Special Issue of the journal Narodna umjetnost (62/2), edited by Marijana Hameršak and Mojca Piškor, was published in December 2025. It features twelve articles unified under the title Keywording the European Irregularized Migration Regime: Reflections from/on the Peripheries.

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December

2025

December 19, 2025 (Zagreb, Ethnographic Museum Zagreb)

Marijana Hameršak participated in the panel discussion 10 Years Since the Long Summer of Migration organized by the Centre for Peace Studies.

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December

2025

December 17, 2025 (Zagreb, Association of Croatian Film Directors)

Tomislav Pletenac presented a paper titled "Writing Trauma: Embodied Memory Without Recollection" at the mini-symposium Izvedba je arhiv, arhiv je izvedba, organized by the collective Bacači sjenki.

photo: Bacači sjenki

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November

2025

November 13, 2025. (Jelsa, Hvar High School – Jelsa Branch)

Jelena Ivanišević held a Food Justice Workshop for students and teachers of the agritourism program at Hvar High School – Jelsa Branch.

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November

2025

November 11, 2025 (Zagreb, Ethnographic Museum Zagreb)

As part of the global initiative of protest lectures and discussions Global Teach-In/Teach-Out, Marijana Hameršak and Mojca Piškor, in collaboration with Marija Živković, Anastazija Petrović, and Silvija Vrsalović (EMZ), organized an all-day program We Migrants dedicated to migrations.

photo: EMZ

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November

2025

November 6–7, 2025 (Zagreb, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research)

In November 2025, a conference titled Poetike i politike etnografije danas: zašto, kako, s kim i za koga? was organized by Sanja Potkonjak and Tea Škokić. It served as an opportunity to present project research as well as a platform for exchanging research experiences, theoretical reflections, and interdisciplinary approaches within the project themes

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November

2025

November 6–7, 2025 (Zagreb, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research)

Melanija Belaj

Jesam li ona koja nisam: o etnografiji volontiranja kroz osobnu leću

Marijana Hameršak

Popisi umrlih na granicama i poetike i politike etnografije danas

Andrea Matošević

Tri "etnografska" primjera bez etnografije:

Sohn-Rethel, Heidegger, Seidl

Bojan Mucko

Bumerang

Igor Petričević

Između: istovremena etnografija

migrantskih iskustava i iskustava s migrantima

photo: EPP

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November

2025

November 6–7, 2025 (Zagreb, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research)

Mojca Piškor & Iva Pleše

Kontrapunkti čitanja logorskih memoara

Tomislav Pletenac

Etnografija nakon genocida

Sanja Potkonjak & Tea Škokić

Etnografija: zašto, kako, s kim i za koga?

Anamarija Žugić-Borić

Dramaturgija glazbe i zvuka

kao afektivna etnografija prostora i otpora

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October

2025

October 24, 2025 (Banja Luka, Student Cultural Centre)

Marijana Hameršak and Tea Škokić presented a paper titled "Platforma e-ERIM i metodologija: o stvaranju znanja o iregulariziranim migracijama na periferijama EU" at the conference Movements and Encounters on the European Periphery: Methodologies of Interculturality.

photo: University of Banja Luka

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October

2025

October 20, 2025 (Rovinj, Public Open University of the City of Rovinj – Rovigno)

Andrea Matošević gave a public lecture titled Jedra puna podviga: šezdeset godine Bese Jože Horvata i njegova oplovljavanja svijeta.

photo: Public Open University of the City of Rovinj - Rovigno

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October

2025

October 2, 2025 (Zagreb, Ethnographic Museum Zagreb)

Andrea Matošević gave a public lecture titled Heart of Lightness: politika i poetika Bese Jože Horvata.

photo: EMZ

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September

2025

September 25–27, 2025 (Marseille, MucemLab)

At the international conference Balkan Matters! Material Cultures in the Balkans, Andrea Matošević presented a paper titled "More Than Mere Objects: Yugoslav Ships and Shipyards as Places of International Intersections".

photo: Mucem

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September

2025

September 25–26, 2025 (Zagreb, Academy of Dramatic Art, Scena F22)

At the international scientific conference Dani IDIZ-a with the theme "Under Attack?", Marijana Hameršak gave a lecture titled "Dokumentiranje smrti na granicama: etnografske perspektive".

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September

2025

September 18–20, 2025 (Pula, Juraj Dobrila University of Pula)

At the 7th international conference Socijalizam na klupi – Globalni socijalizam i nesvrstanost, Andrea Matošević presented a paper titled "Yugoslav High Politics in Short Form: Visual Anthropology of Diplomacy in Newsreels".

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September

2025

September 16, 2025 (Zagreb, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research)

In September 2025, the artistic book Igra / The Game: prilog povijesti migrantske borbe u Hrvatskoj by selma banich was presented. Participants at the presentation included selma banich, Josipa Lulić, Ivana Perić, Drago Župarić-Iljić, and Marijana Hameršak.

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July

2025

July 3–6, 2025. (Trieste)

Marijana Hameršak presented a paper titled "Disappearances and Deceased Along the Balkan Route" at the conference Re-Writing Borders: Unmapping the Map.

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June

2025

June 29, 2025 (Belgrade, Amphitheater and park of the Museum of Yugoslavia)

At the literary festival Krokodil, Marijana Hameršak, Ena Jurov, and Ivan Sršen presented the picture book Djeca s Igrališta Madine Hussiny by Olja Savičević Ivančević and Ena Jurov. The conversation was moderated by writer Jasminka Petrović.

photo: Alex Dmitrović / Krokodil

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June

2025

June 3–6, 2025 (Aberdeen, University of Aberdeen)

At the 17th SIEF Congress UNwriting, Bojan Mucko presented a paper titled "Ethnography 'for Every Day': A Multimodal Approach to the European Migration Regime", while Melanija Belaj and Ana-Marija Vukušić presented a paper titled "A Bench Is not a Bed, a Street Is not a Living Room: Ethnography of Volunteering in the Context of Research on Homelessness and Poverty in Zagreb".

photo: SIEF

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May

2025

May 27, 2025 (Zagreb, KNAP)

Melanija Belaj and Tanja Kocković Zaborski gave a lecture titled "The Full Belly Does Not Believe the Hungry: A Conversation on Ethnology, Cultural Anthropology, and the Exhibition Faces of Hunger" at the KNAP Senior Club.

photo: Vesna Ribarić

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May

2025

May 21–23, 2025 (Zadar, University of Zadar)

Jelena Ivanišević, Tomislav Oroz, Leonora Shala, Bartul Škrabić, and Oliver Tomić with the presentation "Yes, yes, yes... No! What You Say? Etnografija (ne)razumijevanja i izazovi terenskog istraživanja", as well as Bojan Mucko with the presentation "Lociranje tereta", participated in the Annual conference of the Croatian Ethnological Society Teret terena: iskustva i vještine u zonama etnografskih spoznaja.

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May

2025

May 18–21, 2025

(Nova Gorica – Gorizia, EPICenter – Auditorium della Cultura Friulana)

Marijana Hameršak and Uršula Lipovec Čebron presented a paper titled "Museums as Counter-Commemorative Spaces" at the international conference Borderless Museums: Redefining Museum Narratives and Inclusivity.

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May

2025

May 16–18, 2025 (Zagreb, Škola narodnog zdravlja "Andrija Štampar")

Igor Petričević participated in the 10th National Congress of the Croatian Sociological Association with the presentation "Heterogeni krajolik temporalnosti migracija na Balkanskoj ruti: etnografsko istraživanje (produženog) tranzita i prekarnog smještanja u Zagrebu".

photo: Croatian Sociological Association

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May

2025

May 15–16, 2025 (Ljubljana, ZRC SAZU)

At the international conference Migration: Categories, Concepts, Terminologies, Marijana Hameršak and Uršula Lipovec Čebron presented a paper "Keywording the Balkan Migration Route".

photo: ISIM ZRC SAZU

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May

2025

May 8–11, 2025 (Düsseldorf, Heinrich-Heine-Universität)

Andrea Matošević presented a paper "Riveted Steel (Dis)Connections: The Case of Galeb Ship in the Mediterranean and Beyond" at the international conference Looking into the Machinery Room: Images and Visual Archives of Movement and Acceleration Across the Mediterranean.

photo: City Museum of Rijeka

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May

2025

May 8, 2025 (Ljubljana, Slovene Ethnographic Museum)

As part of the Prehod event series dedicated to the missing and deceased on the Balkan migration route, Marijana Hameršak and Uršula Lipovec Čebron gave a lecture "Separated in Death: Disappeared and Deceased Along the Balkan Route".

photo: ERC Project Deagency

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May

2025

May 4, 2025 (Zagreb, Močvara)

As part of the program Interkulturna zabava na Trnju (projekcije filmova i diskusija) organized by Platforma Upgrade, Igor Petričević participated in a conversation with Lucija Mulalić (CMS) on the topic of migration and attitudes toward migrants in Croatia.

photo: Lana Anđelopolj / Platforma Upgrade

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March

2025

March 27, 2025 (Zagreb, Institute of Archaeology)

Marijana Hameršak participated in the roundtable Kaleidoskop djetinjstva. Adolescencija – između djetinjstva i odrasle dobi with the presentation "Maloljetnici bez pratnje: o povijesti (još) jednog pojma".

photo: Institute of Archaeology

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February/March

2025

February 27 – March 2, 2025 (Świnoroje)

As part of the symposium Seminar on the Border: Researching, Archiving, Memory-Making. Methodologies and Ethics of Research (and Activism) on the Border, selma banich and Marijana Hameršak held workshops "Solidarity Infrastructure: Emergency Lines" and "Strengths of Threads".

photo: Badacze i Badaczki na granicy

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February

2025

February 27, 2025 (Zagreb, S. S. Kranjčević Library, Prozori Gallery)

Within the program Ženska perspektiva migracija, Tea Škokić led a conversation with artist Helena Klakočar. The program was part of the intercultural exchange and networking project Sjajne niti by the art collective Studio Artless.

photo: Helena Klakočar / Studio Artless

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