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Violent Places

Everyday Politics and Public Lives in Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina
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In this multi-sited ethnography, the author explores how political agency is shaped through interactions on public places across four central Bosnian and Herzegovinian cities. The author shows that everyday life on public places in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina is fundamentally political: either by design or by default, and that no one can escape the highly dynamic negotiations of rights, duties, and obligations that occur in every public interaction. These positioning games are far from innocent; they create elites, manifest political power, and in the same moment cut out more and more citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the promises set by market economy and democracy. Through examining hundreds of interactions on public spaces ranging from soccer stadiums and market halls to graveyards, this study not only shows how post-war political agency in Bosnia and Herzegovina is bound to the public realm, but also that options for defining one’s personal future are less linked to ethno-national group membership than widely assumed. Instead local, generational, and economic differences play a significant role in determining everyday livelihood. These factors – unique in their composition in every observed place – highlight a new realm of conflict potentials that will shape the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina over the next decade.

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2018
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978-3-8288-4092-8
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978-3-8288-6938-7
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Tectum, Baden-Baden
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German
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360
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  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis Partial access I - X Download chapter (PDF)
  2. 1 Introduction No access 1 - 16
  3. 2 Stories of Violence No access 17 - 52
  4. 3 Violence in Everyday Positioning No access 53 - 76
  5. 4 Politics of Public Places No access 77 - 110
  6. 5 Mostar No access 111 - 154
  7. 6 Sarajevo No access 155 - 196
  8. 7 Goražde No access 197 - 248
  9. 8 Banja Luka No access 249 - 302
  10. 9 Conclusion No access 303 - 320
    1. List of Abbreviations No access
    2. List of Figures No access
    3. Bibliography No access

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