SEKULIC TATJANA

Tatjana Sekulić, PhD in Sociology at the University of Milan (1999), is Associate Professor of Political Sociology at the University of Milan-Bicocca, where she taught Political Sociology of Europe and Sociology of Education. Main fields of her research: European integration and enlargement in polycentric perspective; new wars and contemporary conflicts; information environment, new geopolitical order, dis- and misinformation; forced migrations; human rights, crimes of war and genocide studies; democratic transition of post-totalitarian regimes and new forms of totalitarianism; international relations; political culture; higher education structural and institutional transformation. Director of the International Summer School “Rethinking the Culture of Tolerance” (1° edition 2014-2016; 2° edition 2017-2019). Member of the Doctoral Program URBEUR-Urban Studies, University of Milan-Bicocca. Among her main publications: three books The European Union and the Paradox of Enlargement. The Complex Accession of the Western Balkans, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan (June 2020); Od razorenog ka otvorenom društvu, (From Broken to Open Society), Sarajevo - Rabic 2014; Violenza etnica. I Balcani tra democrazia e etnonazionalismo, Roma: Carocci 2002. Articles and book chapters: “Borders and migrants in Europe”. In Bifulco, L. and Borghi, V. eds. The Handbook of Public Sociology. Elgar Edward Publishing; “Reshaping the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina, from the Yugoslav Wars to the    European Integration”. In Stefanov, N, and Radović S., Boundaries and Borders in a Post-Yugoslav Space. A European Experience. Oldenbourg: De Gruyter; “Politica” (with Giorgi A.) in Bifulco L. et al. (2018), Azione pubblica. Un glossario sui generis, Milano-Udine: Mimesis Edizione; “Cittadinanza europea tra exit e enter: quale ruolo del processo di Berlino?” in Coletti R. (a cura di) (2018), La questione orientale. I Balcani tra integrazione e sicurezza, Roma: Donzelli; “Scuola e religione nella società pluralistica”, (2017) NOTIZIE DI POLITEIA, XXXIII (127); “Constituting the social basis of the EU. Reflections from the European margins”, PACO Volume 9(2) (2016); “The Bosnian Puzzle of Higher Education in the Perspective of the Bologna Process”, in Zgaga P., Teichler U., Brennan J., The Globalisation Challenge for European Higher Education. Convergence and Diversity, Centres and Peripheries, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang (2016); “Harmonization in Turbolent Times: Western Balkans’ Accession to the European Union” Sarajevo Social Science Review, Vol. 5, n.1-2/2016. Sekulić T. “Bosnia Erzegovina, l’Unione Europea e l’arte di vivere insieme. Sul ventennio degli Accordi di Dayton” in Motta G. (2017) Balcani e Europa a vent’anni dagli Accordi di Dayton, Roma: Aracne editrice.