Gender in Southeast Europe

Nastavnici

• Sanja Potkonjakred. prof.dr. sc.(Nositelj)

Sadržaj

Obavezna literatura

1. ADAMOVIĆ, GALIĆ, GVOZDANOVIĆ et al. (ed.) 2014. Young Women in Post-Yugoslav Societies: Research, Practice and Policy. Zagreb – Sarajevo: Institute for Social Research and Human Rights Centre, University of Sarajevo.
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3. WALBY, Sylvia. 1990. Theorising Patriarchy. Oxford: Blackwell.
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8. GALIĆ, Branka. 2022. “Some sociological elements of neoconservative politics in populist movements of Croatian society“. In: Dajč, Haris, Isidora Jarić, Ljiljana Dobrovšak, eds. Contemporary Populism and Its Political Consequences. Discourses and Practices in Central and South-Easter Europe. Zagreb: Institut društvenih znanosti Ivo Pilar, pp. 151-163.
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Dopunska literatura

1. KARAPETROVIĆ, Milena. 2014. “The View from Semi-Periphery – About Feminism and Gender Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina“. In: Adamović, Galić, Gvozdanović, eds. Young Women in Post-Yugoslav Societies: Research, Practice and Policy. Zagreb and Sarajevo: Institute for Social Research and Human Rights Centre, University of Sarajevo, pp. 41-67.
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