As part of my research on cultural representations of the European Union and of Serbia’s
EU integration process among the Serbian diaspora in Austria, I discuss the narratives of
Bosnian Serbs living in Graz. Their “cultural knowledge” of Serbian foreign policy can,
at the same time, be analysed in light of understanding their ambivalent “neither, nor”
position. Therefore, using the concept of a “transnational way of belonging”, I argue that
their narratives regarding Serbia’s future and of the disadvantages of EU membership
for Serbia can be interpreted as transnational practices which connect them with their
country of historical origin.
Keywords:
cultural representations / Bosnian Serbs / “transnational way of belonging” / European Union / EU integration
Source:
Contemporary Migration Trends and Flows on the Territory of Southeast Europe, 2018, 71-87
Publisher:
Faculty of Philosophy Press, Zagreb
Funding / projects:
Research conducted in Graz enabled by a “one-month visit” scholarship from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science and Research
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EU integration process among the Serbian diaspora in Austria, I discuss the narratives of
Bosnian Serbs living in Graz. Their “cultural knowledge” of Serbian foreign policy can,
at the same time, be analysed in light of understanding their ambivalent “neither, nor”
position. Therefore, using the concept of a “transnational way of belonging”, I argue that
their narratives regarding Serbia’s future and of the disadvantages of EU membership
for Serbia can be interpreted as transnational practices which connect them with their
country of historical origin.
PB - Faculty of Philosophy Press, Zagreb
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T1 - A Transnational Triangle: Representations of the EU and Serbia in the Narratives of Bosnian Serbs Living in Graz
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EU integration process among the Serbian diaspora in Austria, I discuss the narratives of
Bosnian Serbs living in Graz. Their “cultural knowledge” of Serbian foreign policy can,
at the same time, be analysed in light of understanding their ambivalent “neither, nor”
position. Therefore, using the concept of a “transnational way of belonging”, I argue that
their narratives regarding Serbia’s future and of the disadvantages of EU membership
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country of historical origin.",
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Brujić, M.. (2018). A Transnational Triangle: Representations of the EU and Serbia in the Narratives of Bosnian Serbs Living in Graz. in Contemporary Migration Trends and Flows on the Territory of Southeast Europe
Faculty of Philosophy Press, Zagreb., 71-87.
https://doi.org/10.17234/9789531756525.4
Brujić M. A Transnational Triangle: Representations of the EU and Serbia in the Narratives of Bosnian Serbs Living in Graz. in Contemporary Migration Trends and Flows on the Territory of Southeast Europe. 2018;:71-87.
doi:10.17234/9789531756525.4 .
Brujić, Marija, "A Transnational Triangle: Representations of the EU and Serbia in the Narratives of Bosnian Serbs Living in Graz" in Contemporary Migration Trends and Flows on the Territory of Southeast Europe (2018):71-87,
https://doi.org/10.17234/9789531756525.4 . .
