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OGNJEN KOJANIC Department of Anthropology University of Pittsburgh 3302 WWPH 15260 Pittsburgh, PA USA Ogk2@Pitt.Edu OGNJEN KOJANIC Department of Anthropology University of Pittsburgh 3302 WWPH 15260 Pittsburgh, PA USA [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION University of Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh, PA In progress PhD (Expected 2020), Anthropology Advisor: Robert M. Hayden Central European University; Budapest, Hungary 2014 MA, Sociology and Social Anthropology Advisor: Don Kalb University of Belgrade; Belgrade, Serbia 2013 BA, Ethnology and Anthropology Advisor: Ildiko Erdei FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS 2018 IDRF Photo Competition, Photo Essay Prize (Staff Pick), Social Science Research Council 2016 Andrew Mellon Predoctoral Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh 2016 Graduate Student Paper Prize, Society for the Anthropology of Europe 2016 Midwest Slavic Graduate Student Essay Prize, Midwest Slavic Association 2015 Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences Teaching Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh 2014 Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences Graduate Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh 2012-2015 Young Talents Fund “Dositeja,” Ministry of Youth and Sports, Serbia 2011-2012 Undergraduate Exchange Program, Open Society Foundations 2010-2013 Municipality of Lapovo, Serbia 2010-2012 Ministry of Education and Science, Serbia RESEARCH GRANTS 2017 Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant, National Science Foundation 2017 International Dissertation Research Fellowship, Social Science Research Council 2017 Klinzing Grant for Dissertation Research, European Studies Center, University of Pittsburgh 2016 Klinzing Grant for Pre-Dissertation Research, European Studies Center, University of Pittsburgh 2016 Pre-Dissertation Summer Research Grant, Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh (declined) 2015 Pre-Dissertation Summer Research Grant, Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh 2014 MA Research Grant, Central European University Foundation JOURNAL ARTICLES 2017 Kojanić, Ognjen. “‘You Can’t Weed Out Corruption’: Railway Workers’ Assessments of the State in Post-Socialist Serbia.” Glasnik Etnografskog instituta ​ SANU, 65 (1): 47–63. ​ 2015 Kojanić, Ognjen. “‘Language Policing’ and the Fight against Social Inequality in ​ ​ ​ ​ an Anti-Capitalist Organization.” Sintezis, 7 (1): 1-19. ​ ​ 2015 Kojanic, Ognjen. “Nostalgia as a Practice of the Self in Post-Socialist Serbia.” Canadian Slavonic Papers : Revue Canadienne des Slavistes, 57 (3-4): 195-212. ​ CHAPTERS IN EDITED VOLUMES Forthcoming Kojanić, Ognjen. “Theory from the Peripheries: What Can the Anthropology of Postsocialism Offer to European Anthropology.” In Common Grounds? Locating, ​ Contesting and (Not) Defining Euro-anthropologies (edited by Damián O. ​ Martinez and Francisco Martínez). Oxford: Berghahn Books. ESSAYS AND COMMENTARIES 2012 Kojanić, Ognjen. Monet's Haystacks: Situated Knowledge, Creation, and Revolution. Blesok / Shine – literature & other arts, 15 (87). ​ ​ BOOK REVIEWS 2012 Kojanić, Ognjen. What can economic scholarship learn from feminism? (Book review essay on “The End of Capitalism [As We Knew It]” and “A Postcapitalist Politics” by J.K. Gibson-Graham). Genero, 16: 177-186. (In Serbian) ​ ​ BLOG POSTS 2018 Kojanic, Ognjen. “Flipping the Transition Script.” Anthropology News website, ​ ​ April 13, 2018. PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS 2018 ‘The Important Thing is that they Have Survived:’ Affect and Workplace Culture in a Croatian Worker-owned Company. “9th InASEA Conference: Emotions, Senses and Affect in the Context of Southeast Europe,” University of Zadar; Zadar, Croatia; September 27-30. 2018 Interests all the way down: Class differences in a worker-owned company. “EASA Biennial Conference 2018: Staying, Moving, Settling,” Stockholm University; Stockholm, Sweden; August 14-17. 2018 What Does ‘Elite’ and ‘From Below’ Mean in a Worker-Owned Company? “Shipyards as transforming workplaces: methods of grasping shop-floor experiences ‘from below,’” University of Vienna Institute for East European History, Leibniz Institute for East and Southeast European Studies, and Gdynia City Museum; Gdynia, Poland; June 28-30. 2018 ‘We’re All Here for the Salary:’ The Legacy of Socialist Labor and Debates Regarding Wages in a Worker-Owned Company in Post-socialist Croatia. “Workers beyond Socialist Glorification and Post-Socialist Disavowal: New Perspectives on Eastern European Labour History,” University of Vienna; Vienna, Austria; May 24-27. 2018 Self-Management as Property Disruption: Challenges and Possibilities of Worker-Ownership in Postsocialist Croatia. “Post/social/isms,” Ephemera journal annual conference, Gólya Community House; Budapest, Hungary; May 24-25. 2018 Flipping the Transition Script: How Various Actors Shaped Mediatized Narratives of Social Struggles in the Case of ITAS Prvomajska. “Engagement for Social Change: Moving beyond Resistance,” Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade; Belgrade, Serbia; April 19-21. 2017 Post-colonial Theory, Post-socialist Theory — and Theory from the Peripheries? “Dialoguing ‘Between the Posts:’ Post-socialist and post-/decolonial perspectives on domination, hierarchy and resistance in South-Eastern Europe,” Singidunum University; Belgrade, Serbia; September 22-23. 2017 ‘You Can’t Weed Out Corruption:’ Railway Workers’ Assessments of the State in Post-Socialist Serbia. “The Informal and the Formal in Times of Crisis: Ethnographic Insights,” University of Peloponnese; Corinth, Greece; July 7-9. 2017 What can the Anthropology of Postsocialism offer to the Anthropology of European Peripheries? “The 2017 Annual Soyuz Symposium: Embracing Confusion and Questioning Clarity: on Matters of Method in Postsocialist Studies,” Russian and East European Institute, Indiana University; Bloomington, IN; March 3-4. 2016 Railway Workers' Memories of Geographical and Social Mobility in Socialist Yugoslavia. “2016 ASEEES Convention,” Washington, DC; November, 17-20. 2016 Political Aspects of Worker-Ownership: The Case of ITAS in Neoliberal Croatia. “Central Slavic Conference: 55th Annual Meeting,” Saint Louis University; St. Louis, MO; October 21-23. 2016 Countering Dispossession with Worker-Ownership: The Case of ITAS in Neoliberal Croatia. “EASA Biennial Conference 2016: Anthropological Legacies and Human Futures,” University of Milano-Bicocca; Milan, Italy; July 20-23. 2016 Countering Dispossession with Worker-Ownership: The Case of ITAS in Neoliberal Croatia. “(Conflicting) Political Ontologies and Implications for Transformative Action,” CPERN mid-term conference, Institute of Labour Studies and University of Ljubljana; Ljubljana, Slovenia; May 27-28. 2016 Countering the Exclusion of the Working Class Through Worker-Ownership in Neoliberal Croatia. “Grad Expo,” University of Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh, PA; March 24. 2016 Countering the Exclusion of the Working Class Through Worker-Ownership in Neoliberal Croatia. “Insiders and Outsiders: Belonging and Identity in Eastern Europe,” 13th Annual REES/GOSECA Graduate Student Conference; University of Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh, PA; March 18-20. 2015 ‘I'd Like to Buy a Small Train and Rent It’: (Im)mobility and Hope(lessness) in Post-Socialist Serbia. “Hope and (Im)mobility in the Pursuit of Change,” Graduate Conference, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Central European University; Budapest, Hungary; June 12-13. 2015 ‘I'd Like to Buy a Small Train and Rent It’: Restoration of Capitalism and Memories of Socialism among the Railway Workers in Serbia. “Shifting Territories: Historical Legacies and Social Change,” Annual Soyuz Symposium, University of Washington; Seattle, WA; February 28 – March 1. 2015 Flux and (Im)mobility: The Nostalgic Narratives of Serbian Railway Workers. “Geographies in Flux: Territory, Resources, & Borders in Eastern Europe & Eurasia,” 12th Annual Conference of the Graduate Organization for the Study of Europe and Central Asia; University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA; February 20-22. 2014 Nostalgia as a Negative Blueprint: Practices of the Self in Post-Self-Management Serbia. “Paradise Found, or Paradise Lost? Nostalgia, Culture and Identity in Central and Eastern Europe,” Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense; Paris, France; May 29-30. 2014 Disciplined, Dispossessed and/or Disorganised: Three Cases from Post-Socialist Serbia. “May Day School,” Institute for Labour Studies; Ljubljana, Slovenia; April 30-May 3. 2011 To Think That Emperor Has No Clothes. “New Image of the Balkans,” Macedonian Centre PEN International; Skopje, Macedonia; May 20-22. INVITED LECTURES 2017 Politika i ekonomija ili politička ekonomija u antropološkom proučavanju vlasništva [Politics and the economy or political economy in the anthropological study of ownership]. Petnica Science Center; Valjevo, Serbia; June 14. 2017 Šta se desilo i kako pisati o tome? [What Happened and How to Write about It?]. Petnica Science Center; Valjevo, Serbia; June 13. 2016 ‘Da kupim jedan vozić pa da ga rentiram’: Sećanja na socijalizam u neoliberalnoj Srbiji [‘I'd Like to Buy a Small Train and Rent It’: Memories of Socialism in Neoliberal Serbia]. Petnica Science Center; Valjevo, Serbia; Feb. 13. 2015 ‘Nadziranje jezika’ i borba protiv društvene nejednakosti u grupi Hrana Ne Oružje [‘Language Policing’ and the Fight against Social Inequality in a Food Not Bombs group]. Petnica Science Center; Valjevo, Serbia; July 8. 2014 Everything You Wanted to Know About Capitalism But Were Afraid to Ask the Economists. Petnica Science Center; Valjevo, Serbia; Aug. 3. 2013 Lepa stvar u vezi sa kulturom
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