Curriculum Vitae Mlado Ivanovic, Ph.D
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Curriculum Vitae Mlado Ivanovic, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Philosophy 1401 Presque Isle Avenue Northern Michigan University Marquette, MI 49855 office: (616) 331-2114 [email protected] Education Ph.D. Philosophy, Michigan State University, 2017 Graduate Specializations: Social and Political Theory Environmental Philosophy and Ethics B.H. (M.A. equivalent), Department of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Serbia, 2008 Dissertation: Holding Hands with Death: Ethical Promises and Political Failures of our Humanitarian Present Advisors: Richard Peterson (chair), Todd Hedrick, Christian Lotz, Kyle Whyte; Amy Allen, external, Lisa Guenther, external AOS: Social and Political Philosophy, Applied Ethics, Environmental Philosophy AOC: Social Epistemology, History of Philosophy, Peace and Justice Studies Employment 2019 – present Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Northern Michigan University 2016 – 2019 Visiting Professor, Department of Philosophy, Grand Valley State University Awards, Grants, and Honors GVSU Office of Student Life “Outstanding Faculty Member Award,” 2019 GVSU Panhellenic Association Excellence in Teaching Award, 2018 Philosophical Dialogue on Values, Climate Change and Planning for Future Generations for the Michigan State Campus Community, 2015-16 Frank and Adelaide Kussy Memorial Scholarship, James Madison College, 2015 MSU Slaughter Research Fellowship, 2015 Iris Marion Young Award, Junior Researcher Prize, Stony Brook, 2014 MSU Dissertation Completion Fellowship, 2014 MSU Provostial Research Fellowship, 2013–14 Vonne Lund Junior Researcher Prize (shared), EurSafe, 2013 NEH EDSITEment Grant for materials development, 2013 NEH Summer Institute, “Development Ethics: Questions, Challenges and Responsibilities,” 2013 MSU Excellence-in-Teaching Citation, 2013 1 MSU Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Teaching Research Assistantship, 2012–13 Departmental Research Commons Fellowship, 2011 MSU College of Arts and Letters Dean’s Recruitment Fellowship, 2009–10 Publications forthcoming, “Tales of Abuse and Negligence: Humanitarian Iconography of Unaccompanied Refugee Children.” (with Dr. Anna Malavisi) forthcoming, “Stubborn Realities, Shared Humanity: The State of Humanitarian Ethics Today.” forthcoming, “Echoes of the Past: Colonial Legacy and Eurocentric Humanitarianism” in “The Rest” Writes Back: Collapse of the Empire (working title) ed. Esmaeil Zeiny 2019, “Humanitarian Melancholia: Humanitarianism and the Need for Morality of Thinking“ in Refugees Now: Rethinking Borders, Hospitality, and Citizenship eds. Kelly Oliver et al. Rowman and Littlefield International Ltd., London, 43-63. 2018, “The European Grammar of Inclusion: Integrating Epistemic and Social Inclusion of Refugees in Host Societies.” in Radical Philosophy Review, 21(1), 103-127 2016, “Holding Hands With Death: The Dark Side of Our Humanitarian Present.” in Radical Philosophy Review; 19(2), 359 - 379 2015, “Lives Rendered Invisible: Bearing Witness to Human Suffering.” In Realizing Global Justice: Theory and Practice, edited by Melina Duarte and Tor Ivar Hanstad in Etikk I Praksis (2), ISSN (online) 1890-4009, Print ISSN: 1890-3991, 1-16 2014, “The Limits of our Humanitarian Present.” Review of Eyal Weizman, The Least of All Possible Evils: Humanitarian Violence from Arendt to Gaza (London: Verso, 2011), Radical Philosophy Review 17:1, 281–85 2013, “The Ethics of Consuming: Community, Agency, and Participation in Global Food Systems.” In The Ethics of Consumption: The Citizen, the Market, and the Law, edited by Helena Rocklinsberg & Per Sandin (Wageningen, The Netherlands: Wageningen Academic Publishers), co-authored with Dan Beck, Samantha Noll and Ian Werkheiser, 437 - 447 2012, “Medusa’s Gaze and the Other: Prosthetics and Aesthetics of Social Exclusion.” In The Horizons of Otherness, Zbirka Symposion, edited by Nika Škof (Gornja Radgona, Slovenia: A Priori, Birografika Bori), 25-43 Work in Progress under review, “Nature as the Silent Casualty of War: Environmental Devastation and Environmental Justice.” Invited Lectures “Humanity at a Crossroad: Children Refuges Between Political Rights and Humanitarian Charity.” Children on the Move: Philosophy and Children Migration, University of Salzburg, Austria, May 2019 “Humanitarian Pendulum: Refugee Crisis and Humanitarianism Today.” Understanding the 2 Unimaginable, Kalamazoo College Arcus Center for Social Justice, May 2018 “Humanitarianism and our Ecological Present: Climate Change and Forceful Displacement of People.” Olivet College, Olivet, Michigan, March 2018 “Stubborn Realities, Shared Humanity: Recognition of Diversity and Public Engagement.” Civil Discourse Symposium: “Immigrants and Refugees: Celebrating Our Diversity.” Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids, Michigan, November 2017 “Climate Change and Forceful Displacement of People.” People’s Institute: Reconnect for Climate Action, Circle Pines Center, Delton, Michigan, September 2017 “Tales about Home: Stories and Tragedies of Displaced Persons.” MSU chapter of the Refugee Outreach Collective and Peace and Justice Minor, MSU, November, 2016 “The Ethics of Consuming: Community, Agency, and Participation in Global Food Systems.” Olivet College, Olivet, Michigan, November 2013 Conference Presentations “Humanity at a Crossroad: Children Refuges Between Political Rights and Humanitarian Charity.” 10th meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy, University of Minho, Portugal, June 2019 “Humanitarianism and our Ecological Present: Climate Change and Forceful Displacement of People.” Refugees and Minorities Rights Conference, University of Tromsø, Norway, June 2018; IDEA-GRETHA conference, France, June 2018. “Humanitarian Pendulum: Refugee Crisis and Humanitarianism Today.” Yale Global Justice Program & ASAP, “Onslaught on the Poor.” Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, October 2017 “Nature as the Silent Casualty of War: Environmental Devastation and Environmental Justice.” Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene Symposium, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, April 2017 “The European Grammar of Inclusion: Integrating Epistemic and Social Inclusion of Refugees in Host Societies,” PDJ Conference, Active Citizenship Today: Definitions, Conditions, and Contestations, University of Tromsø, Norway, June 2016; Peace and Justice Studies Association conference, Obstructing the Old or Constructing the New?, Selkirk College, Nelson and Castlegar, Canada, September 2016; 12th Biennial Radical Philosophy Conference, 21st Century Socialism: Concepts and Visions, University of Kentucky, November 2016 “20 Years After: Genocide in Srebrenica and Limits of Moral Repair in Bosnia,“ 9th Biennial European Peace Research Association (EuPRA) Conference, University of Tromsø, Norway, September 2015; Peace and Justice Studies Association conference, Cultivating the Just and Peaceable Self, James Madison University, Virginia, October 2015 “Whistling in the Dark: Humanitarianism and the Crisis of Contemporary Moral Agency,“ The Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland, May 2015 “The Spectacle of the ‘Other’: Adorno’s Critique of the Ethics of Compassion,” International Critical Theory Conference, Loyola University John Felice Center, Rome, Italy, May 2015 “Holding Hands with Death: The Dark Side of our Humanitarian Present,” 11th Biennial Radical 3 Philosophy Association Conference, SUNY at Stony Brook, November 2014; Peace and Justice Studies Association conference, Courageous Presence: Shifting Stories and Practices of Peace, University of California San Diego, October 2014 “Applied Ethics and its Discontents: Symbolic Challenges to Development Practices,” 10th International Conference in Ethics and Development, Universidad de Costa Rica, Costa Rica, July 2014 “To See and Remain Silent: Rethinking the Public Sphere and Formation of Public Sentiment,” Pluralism, Democracy, and Justice Research Group conference: Free Speech, Public Deliberation, and Global Affairs, University of Tromsø, Norway, June 2014 “Sleight of Hand: Adorno and the Claims of Humanity,” International Critical Theory Conference, Loyola University John Felice Center, Rome, Italy, May 2014 “Public Beyond Witnessing: The Public Representation, Trauma, Guilt, and the Failures of Human Memory,” Impression and Object conference, Graduate Center CUNY, New York, March 2014; Understanding Atrocities: Remembering, Representing and Teaching Genocide, Mount Royal University, Calgary, Canada, February 2014 “Lives Rendered Invisible: The Downsides of Realizing Human Rights Awareness Through Social Media.” Peace and Justice Studies Association conference: Peace Studies between Tradition and Innovation, Wilfrid Laurier University/University of Waterloo, Canada, October 2013; Pluralism, Democracy, and Justice Research Group conference: Realizing Global Justice, University of Tromsø, Norway, June 2013 “The Ethics of Consuming: Community, Agency, and Participation in Global Food Systems,” 11th Congress of the European Society for Agricultural and Food Ethics, EurSafe, Uppsala, Sweden, September 2013 “Adorno’s Critique of Reason, Power, and Reification.” International Critical Theory Conference, Loyola University John Felice Center, Rome, Italy, May 2013 “Concept of Citizenship and Democratic Iterations,” Center for Study of Citizenship conference: The Meaning of Citizenship, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, March 2013 “Reenactment and Disclosure: Challenges for Teaching Critically in an Online Environment,” Public Philosophy