Rigels Halili

University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies, Faculty Member

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Papers by Rigels Halili

Albania, Socialism

The International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, 2009

Albanian Nationalism

The International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, 2009

Figura neprijatelja: preosmišljavanje srpsko-albanskih odnosa

Uz temeljno uverenje da je teorija duboko politična i da učestvuje u načinu na koji promišljamo i... more Uz temeljno uverenje da je teorija duboko politična i da učestvuje u načinu na koji promišljamo i gradimo svet, naš je cilj bio da javnosti predstavimo knjigu koja promoviše kritičku politiku prijateljstva. Takođe, cilj nam je bio da u dijalog, neprestano sputavan i otežavan, uključimo teoretičare i teoretičarke sa Kosova i iz Srbije, ali i iz Albanije, proširujući tako domen pitanja koja nas međusobno povezuju. Verujemo stoga da Figura neprijatelja predstavlja napredak u međusobnoj saradnji i proučavanju srpsko-albanskih tema. Takođe, ova knjiga nudi i presek stanja naučne i teorijske misli u ovoj oblasti, ali i trenutnog kritičkog potencijala i njegovih ograničenja u srpskoj, kosovskoj i albanskoj sredini.

Albanian folkloristics and ethnography (Albania and Kosovo 1945-1991)

The article outlines the development of folklore studies and ethnography in Albania and Kosovo fr... more The article outlines the development of folklore studies and ethnography in Albania and Kosovo from 1945 up to 1991. This period corresponds with the existence of Communist regimes in Albania and Yugoslavia, of which Kosovo was then a part. The article reveals that the driving force behind the development of ethnography and folkloristics in both cases was not so much Communist ideology, but was in fact the national ideas that had been shaped during the period of formation of the Albanian nation in the nineteenth century.

Rethinking Serbian-Albanian Relations Figuring Out the Enemy

The Balkans are a region of Europe widely associated over the past decades with violence and war.... more The Balkans are a region of Europe widely associated over the past decades with violence and war. Beyond this violence, the region has experienced rapid change in recent times though, including democratization, economic and social transformation. New scholarship is emerging which seeks to move away from the focus on violence alone to an understanding of the region in a broader context drawing on new empirical research. The Southeast European Studies Series seeks to provide a forum for this new scholarship. Publishing cutting-edge, original research and contributing to a more profound understanding of Southeastern Europe while focusing on contemporary perspectives the series aims to explain the past and seeks to examine how it shapes the present. Focusing on original empirical research and innovative theoretical perspectives on the region the series includes original monographs and edited collections. It is interdisciplinary in scope, publishing high-level research in political science, history, anthropology, sociology, law and economics and accessible to readers interested in Southeast Europe and beyond.

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