Participation in Conferences (selected presentations):
2023
Clinging to national victimhood. Lessons from post’-war Bosnia and Herzegovina at “Discourses of war(s) in 1990s in the (ex)-Yugoslav area”, 29.05.2023, Warsaw, Poland.
Państwo peryferyjne w wielobiegunowym świecie. Przypadek Serbii. at “Kryzys państwa? Państwo wobec kryzysów“, 9-10.03.2023, Warsaw, Poland.
2022
Moderator: Panel Memory Politics in Contemporary Wars & Violent Conflicts at “H2020 DisTerrMem Online Discussion Series 2022”, 7.12.2022, Bath, UK.
Moderator: Panel State and Society at “Transforming State Socialism in East-Central Europe. Historical Sociology of the Long Change”, 30.09-1.10.2022, Warsaw, Poland.
Pamięć a hegemonia. Narracje o socjalistycznej przeszłości w Polsce i Niemczech, at “18. National Sociological Congress”, 14-17.09.2022, Warsaw, Poland.
New Authoritarianism in the multipolar world. The case of Serbia under Aleksandar Vučić, at “26th Annual Conference of Central European Political Science Association (CEPSA)”, 2-3.06.2022, Bled, Slovenia.
2021
Dismantling Antifascism in Post-Socialist Poland and Croatia, at “53rd ASEEES Annual Convention”, 18-21.11.2021, New Orleans, USA.
Panelist: Negotiating Troubled Pasts: Art & Conflict, at “Negotiating Troubled Pasts: History, Politics, Art and the Media. Repast Final & Next Steps Conference”, 15.10.2021, Repast Consortium.
Budowanie narodów na peryferiach socjalistycznej Jugosławii (1945-74), at “Re: Start. Socjologia historyczna. Problemy, metody, rozwiązania, 8-9.10.2021, Jagiellonian University (Poland).
Nation-State Reframed. The Memory Struggle over The National Independence Day in the Polish Parliament (1997-1998), on “Memory Studies Association Fifth Annual Conference”, 5-9.07.2021, University of Warsaw (Poland).
Panelist at the Round Table: Agonistic Memory in the Post-colonial Context: Mutual Contention and Dialogue in Non-democratic Societies, on “Memory Studies Association Fifth Annual Conference”, 5-9.07.2021, University of Warsaw (Poland).
2019
Balkan Politics and the (Im)possibilities of symbolic spacesharing, on “Discourses and Practices of Space Sharing. Christians and Muslims in the Balkans”, 5-7.12.2019, Humboldt University of Berlin (Germany).
The Decline of Antifascism? Memory Struggle Over the V-Day in Polish Parliament, on „XVII Polish Sociological Congress: Me-Us-Them? Subjectivity, Identity, Belonging”, 11-14.09.2019, University of Wrocław (Poland).
Faking Unity, Preserving Divisions: How The International Community (Not) Dealt With The Troubled Past In Bosnia And Herzegovina, on 2019 Joint International Conference: Central and East European International Studies Association(CEEISA)-International Studies Association (ISA), 17-19.06.2019, University of Belgrade (Serbia).
Nationalists From Within. Intra-Bosniak Memory Struggles in Post-War Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 2019 Summer Convention of the Association for Slavic, East European & Eurasian Studies (ASEEES), 14-16.06.2019, University of Zagreb (Croatia).
2018
Commemorating Srebrenica (1995-2015): Bosniak Politics of Memory Between National and Global, on ASN 2018 European Conference “Nationalism in Times of Uncertainty”, 4-6.07.2018, University of Graz (Austria).
2017
Symbolic Politics as an Instrument of State-Building. The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina 1991-98, on 13th Conference of the European Sociological Association “(Un)making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities”, 29.08-1.09.2017, University of Athens (Greece).
2016
Failed Correction? Post-Communist Memory Politics in the Polish Parliament (1989-2014), on „XVI Polish Sociological Congress: Solidarity in Times of Distrust”, 14-17.09.2016, University of Gdansk (Poland).
Collective action emerging and evaporating. Social protests in Bosnia and Herzegovina AD 2014, on 3rd ISA Forum of Sociology “The futures we want: Global Sociology and the Struggles for the Better World”, 10-14.07.2016, University of Vienna (Austria).
Bosniak nationalism in pursuit of state legitimacy, on International ASN Conference “Europe, nations and insecurity: Challenges to identities”, 30.06-2.07.2016, Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas (Lithuania).
2015
Towards the reconciliation? Serbian cinema reframing memory of the Bosnian war, on “International Academic COST Workshop: The audio-visual production of transcultural memory in Europe”, 17-19.09.2015, University of Dubrovnik (Croatia).
Between Sarajevo and Belgrade. Bosniak nationalism in Sandzak after 2000, on “12th Conference of the European Sociological Association: Differences, inequalities and Sociological Imagination”, Charles University, 25-28.08.2015, Charles University, Prague (Czech Republic).
2014
Polish People’s Army Colonel or On Concealments in Biographical Narratives, on „II Transdisciplinary Symposium of Qualitative Research”, 10-12.06.2014, Uniwersity of Łódź (Poland).
The recent cinema of Bosnia-Herzegovina as a cinema of escapism, on „Contemporary Central and South-East European Cinema in Transition: A Postgraduate Symposium”, 23.05.2014, University of Southampton (England).
2013
On Marginalization of Memory. The Narrative of Polish Peoples’ Army Colonel, on „International Conference: Histories, Societies, Spaces of Dialogue. Post-dependency Studies in Comparative Perspective”, 27-28.05.2013, University of Wrocław (Poland).
Jasenovac, Bleiburg, Vukovar: Sites of Memory and Public Discourse, on „Stuthoff 2.0. Memory. Creativity. Expression. Museums and Sites of Memory, and the Challenges of Contemporaneity”, 11.05.2012, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Stutthoff (Poland).
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Organisation of Conferences
2018
„Edward Abramowski (1868-1918). On the Centenary of the Death”. Academic Conference, 23.11.2018, Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology & Faculty of Psychology, University of Warsaw (Poland).
Co-organization: dr Krzysztof Świrek (IS UW), dr Anna Dziedzic (IF UW).
2016
„Crisis and the Power of the State – the Experience of Poland”. Academic Conference, 26-27.04.2016, Chair of Political Sociology, Institute of Sociology, University of Warsaw (Poland).
Co-organization: prof. Jacek Raciborski, dr hab. Jerzy Bartkowski, dr hab. Jarosław Kilias, dr Przemysław Sadura, dr Wojciech Rafałowski (IS UW).