COMPSEES 73/3 Out Now

Comparative Southeast European Studies is available in open access.

Serbia’s New Student Movement: A Conversation with Dubravka Stojanović

Students at all the major universities in Serbia have been staging blockades and protests for the past three months in what is regarded as the largest student uprising in Serbia’s recent history. The protests were sparked by but far transcend the collapse of the recently renovated canopy of the Novi Sad train station, which claimed the lives of 15 people. Ivana Dinić spoke to Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Belgrade Dubravka Stojanović about the causes of this unprecedented manifestation of civic activism and about the impact the protests could have on Serbia’s democratisation process. Professor Stojanović was active in the antiwar movement in the 1990s and has remained at the forefront of the democratic struggle in Serbia ever since.

COMPSEES 73/1 out now

For the first time in its history, the journal has launched an Annual Theme. Its occasion is the 30th anniversary of Srebrenica and the Dayton Accords: "The Yugoslav Wars and the Year 1995: Reflections. Resilience. Reverberations"

Comparative Southeast European Studies Volume 72 Issue 3

Volume 72, issue 3 of the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies was published in 2024.

CfP: COMPSEES Special Issue on EU Integration and Labor Productivity in Southeastern Europe

Healthcare: Public Policies, Social Practices, and Individual Experiences; Guest Editors: Gergana Mircheva and Olga Popova

Volume 72, issue 1 of the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies was published in 2024.