Marko Hoare Dr Marko Attila HOARE

[email protected] d.o.b 6 August 1972

EMPLOYMENT

2017- : Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science and Inter- national Relations, Sarajevo School of Science and Technology

2013-2017: Associate Professor at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Kingston University

2009-2013: Reader at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Kingston University

2006-2009: Senior Research Fellow, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Kingston University

2001-2006: Research Fellow of the Faculty of History,

2001-2004: British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellow

2001: Research Officer for the International Criminal Tribunal for the for- mer , United Nations, The Hague (February-September)

Research assistant for the Bosnian Institute, London (January-Febru- ary)

1999-2000: PhD Dissertation writing in ,

1997-1999: Archival research in Bosnia-Hercegovina, Croatia and Serbia

1996-1997: Teaching assistant at the Department of History,

EDUCATION

● 2010-2011: Kingston University, Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education

● 1994-2000: Yale University, History: PhD, 2000; MPhil, 1997; MA, 1997

Dissertation: ‘The Partisan-Chetnik conflict and the origins of Bosnian statehood’.

● 1991-1994: University of Cambridge, History: MA, 1998; BA (Hons), 1994

Marko Hoare Dissertation: ‘The movement toward a sovereign Croatia in the post-war period’

TEACHING AND ACADEMIC MANAGEMENT

(‘*’ = module leader)

2017- * ‘Democracy: Debates in Theory and Practice’ (3rd year; seminar group of 15)

* ‘Introduction to Political Thought’ (2nd year; seminar group of 7)

2016-2017: Department of Politics Web Liaison Officer

2013-2017: ‘Conflict Theory and Resolution’ (Level 7; lecture and seminar group of up to 40)

‘Contemporary Issues and Case Studies in Security and Conflict’ (Level 7; lecture and seminar group of up to 40)

* ’ and Crimes against Humanity’ (Level 6; 15o lecture group, four seminar groups of c.20)

‘Another World is Possible: Order and Revolution in Political Ideology’, (Level 4; two seminar groups of c. 20)

2014-2015: Course Leader for the International Relations Master’s degree programme.

2013-2014: Overall Level 7 Coordinator

Member of the MA Human Rights Module Assessment Board

‘From Slavery to the Holocaust’ (Level 5; one lecture group of c. 40; two seminar groups of c. 20)

* ‘Advanced Area Studies’ (Level 6; lecture and seminar group of c. 20)

2012-2013: ‘Managing and Resolving International Conflict’ (Level 7; lecture and seminar group of c. 40)

2012-2013: ‘Conflict Theory and Analysis’(Level 7; lecture and seminar group of c. 40)

2010-2013: * ‘The Contemporary Balkans’ (Level 5; lecture and seminar group of c. 50)

2009-2013: * ‘Prevention of Genocide’ (Level 7; lecture and seminar group of c. 30)

‘Case Studies in International Conflict’ (Level 7; lecture/seminar group of c.20)

2007-2013: ‘Politics of Mass Murder’ (Level 6; lecture group of c. 150 students, four seminar groups of c. 20-25)

Marko Hoare 2009-2010: ‘Heroes and Villains’ (Level 4; four seminar groups of c. 30 students)

‘The Holocaust as History and Controversy’ (Level 5; lecture group of c. 120 and two seminar groups of c. 20)

2003-2006: Teaching Fellow for BA in History

● I taught the course ‘European Fascism, 1919 to the Present’ (lecture group of c. 30) and devised two topics: 1) The Holocaust and Genocide; 2) Fascism in East Central Europe

2002-2003: Teaching Fellow for MPhil in European Studies

● I devised and taught the course: ‘The History of Modern European Societies since 1800: Identities and Elites in a Diverse Continent’ (lecture and seminar group of c.15)

2001-2006: ‘European History since 1890’ (BA in History - individual tuition)

1996-1997: Teaching assistant for undergraduate courses: 1) History of the International Communist Movement 2) Strategy and Diplomacy of the Great Powers, 1860 to the Cold War

FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS AND AWARDS

● Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, 2012

● Congress of North American Bosniaks Award, 2010

● K Blundell Trust Award, 2005

● British Academy Small Research Grant, 2005

● British Academy PDF Monograph Competition Winner, 2004

● British Academy Small Research Grant, 2003

● British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, 2001

● Yale History Department Dissertation Fellowship, 1999

● Yale Council for International and Area Studies Dissertation Research Grant, 1997

● Smith-Richardson Institute Dissertation Research Grant, 1997

● John F. Enders Research Grant, 1997

● Andrew W. Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 1997

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● Yale Centre for International and Area Studies pre-dissertation research grant, 1997

● Trevelyan Prize, History, University of Cambridge, 1993

LANGUAGES

● Fluency in English and Serbo-Croat; reading knowledge of French and German

FURTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

● Visiting Professor at the College of Higher Education, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

● Member of editorial board of Prilozi, the journal of the Institute for History of Bosnia- Hercegovina

● Member of editorial board of Genocide Studies International, the journal of the Interna- tional Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies

● Member of editorial board of Historijska misao – journal of the Department of History, Faculty of Philosophy in and Tuzla Canton Historians’ Society

● Member of editorial board of Kultura polisa – Časopis za negovanje demokratske političke kulture (‘Culture Shelf – A journal for the nurturing of democratic political cul- ture’), published by the Association for Political Science of Serbia

● Member of editorial board of Democracy and Security in Southeastern Europe, published by Atlantic Initiative (‘a non-governmental, non-partisan and non-profit organization for the promotion of Euro-Atlantic values in Bosnia-Herzegovina’)

● Member of editorial board of Spirit of Bosnia (‘An international, interdisciplinary, bilin- gual, online journal’), published by the Department of Sociology, Wittenberg University

● Participant in BBC 2’s annual Holocaust Memorial Day programme, as expert on the Bosnian genocide, 27 January 2015

● Guest lecturer at the University of Maynooth, Republic of Ireland, April 2013

● Guest lecturer at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, February 2012

● Guest lecturer at the American University of Kosovo, Priština, October-November 2010

● Member of the International Expert Team Council of the Institute for the Research of Gen- ocide Canada

● Contributor since 2006 to Routledge Europa annual encyclopaedia Central and South-

Marko Hoare Eastern Europe , for entries on ‘Serbia’ and ‘’

● Trustee of the Bosnian Institute, London

● European Neighbourhood Section Director for the , London, 2005- 2012

● Director of the Vane Ivanovic Library, Kingston University

● Expert witness for Kingsley Napley law firm, in its successful defence of former Bosnian vice-president Ejup Ganic from Serbia’s attempt to extradite him from the UK, 2010

● Participant in the project ‘Scholars’ Initiative: Confronting the Yugoslav Controversies’, involving over three-hundred international scholars, 2002-2010

● Organiser of the conference ‘The Second World War in the Balkans’, hosted by the Yale Centre for International and Area Studies, Yale University, November 2001, with c. 50 participants

● Journalist for New Left Review in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, October 2000 (fall of Milošević)

● Guest of the Institute of Contemporary History, Belgrade, April 1999 - January 2001

● Translator in the summer of 1995 for the ‘Workers Aid Convoy to Bosnia’ (an international trade-union funded aid convoy that delivered humanitarian supplies to Tuzla, Bosnia- Hercegovina, during the war of 1992-95)

ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS

Books

A History of Modern Serbia (forthcoming - and C. Hurst and Co., London)

The Bosnian Muslims in the Second World War (Oxford University Press, New York and C. Hurst and Co., London, 2013)

The history of Bosnia: From the Middle Ages to the present day (London: Saqi Books, 2007)

Genocide and Resistance in Hitler’s Bosnia: The Partisans and the , 1941-1943 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006)

How Bosnia Armed (London: Saqi Books, 2004)

Marko Hoare Articles (*indicates peer-reviewed)

*’Muslim Bosniak collaboration in World War II’, in Yu-Historia: A multi-perspective historical account, Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, Belgrade, 2017

*’How the JNA became a Great Serbian army’, in Yu-Historia: A multi-perspective historical account, Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, Belgrade, 2017

*’Islamophobia and Antisemitism in the Balkans’, in James Renton and Ben Gidley (eds), Antisemitism and Islamophobia in Europe: A Shared Story ?, Palgrave MacMillan, London, 2017, pp. 165-185.

*‘Toward an explanation for the Bosnian genocide of 1992-1995’, Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, vol. 14, no. 3, 2014, pp. 516-532

*'The Partisans and the ', in Sabrina P. Ramet and Ola Listhaug (eds), Serbia and the Serbs in World War II, Palgrave MacMillan, London, 2011, pp. 201-221

*‘A Case Study in Underachievement: The International Courts and Genocide in Bosnia- Herzegovina’, Genocide Studies and Prevention, vol. 6, no. 1, April 2011, pp. 81-97

*‘The Bosnian War's Forgotten Turning Point: The Bihać Crisis of Autumn 1994’, Journal of Slavic Military Studies, vol. 24, no. 1, January 2011, pp. 88-114

*‘Genocide in the former Yugoslavia before and after Communism’, Europe-Asia Studies, vol. 62, no. 7, September 2010, pp. 1193-1214

*‘Bosnia-Hercegovina and international justice: Past failures and future solutions’, East European Politics and Societies, vol. 24, no. 2, May 2010, pp. 191-205

'Bosnia-Herzegovina: The Crumbling Balkan Keystone', in Democracy and Security in Southeastern Europe, vol. 1, no. 1, April 2010 pp. 50-55

*‘The War of Yugoslav Succession’, in Sabrina P. Ramet (ed.), Central and Southeast Eu- ropean Politics since 1989 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010), pp. 111-135

*‘The national identity of the Bosnian Serbs’, in Darko Gavrilović et al., Facing the Past, Searching for the Future: The History of Yugoslavia in the 20th Century (Sremska Ka- menica: Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation, Centre for History, Democracy and Reconciliation and the Faculty for European Legal-Political Studies, 2010), pp. 179- 204

*‘Fascism in Yugoslavia and its successor states’, in Richard Bosworth (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Fascism (London: Oxford University Press, 2009), pp. 414-433

*‘The role of Austro-Hungarian rule in the emergence of the Bosnian national movements’, Prilozi, no. 37, 2008, pp. 143-148

Marko Hoare ‘The Serbia-Kosovo dispute as a factor of instability in the Balkans’, HUMSEC Working Paper Series, no. 18, December 2008

*‘Muslim autonomism and the Partisan movement’, in Darko Gavrilovic (ed.) The Shared History and National Question in ex-Yugoslavia, Institute for Historical Justice and Rec- onciliation (Salzburg) and Centre for History, Democracy and Reconciliation (Novi Sad), Novi Sad, 2008

*‘Umanjivanje genocida do nepostojanja: presuda međunarodnog suda pravde u slučaju Bosna i Hercegovina protiv Srbije’, Kriminalističke teme – Časopis za kriminalistiku, kriminologiju i sigurnosne studije (Bosnian), no. 3-4, yr 4, 2007, pp. 37-44

*‘Slobodan Milošević’s place in Serbian history’, European History Quarterly, vol. 36, no. 3, July 2006, pp. 445-462

*(with Maja Miljković) ‘Crime and the economy under Milošević and his successors’, in Sabrina P. Ramet and Vjeran Pavlaković (eds), Serbia since 1989: Politics and Society un- der Milošević and after (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2005), pp. 192-226

‘The Ustasha genocide’, South Slav Journal, vol. 25, no. 1-2, spring 2004, pp. 29-38

*‘Genocide in the former Yugoslavia: A critique of left revisionism’s denial’, Journal of Genocide Research, vol. 5, no. 4, December 2003, pp. 543-563

*‘Whose is the Partisan movement ? Serbs, and the Legacy of a Shared Resistance’, Journal of Slavic Military Studies, vol. 15, no. 4, December 2002, pp. 24-41

*‘Civil-military relations in Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1992-95’, in Branka Magaš and Ivo Žanić (eds), The War in Croatia and Bosnia-Hercegovina 1991-95 (London: Frank Cass, 2001), pp. 178-199

‘The Bosnian Serb identity and the Chetnik-Partisan conflict’, South Slav Journal, vol. 21, no. 3-4 (81-82), autumn-winter 2000, pp. 7-17

*‘A Rope Supports a Man who is Hanged - NATO Air-Strikes and the End of Bosnian Re- sistance’, East European Politics and Societies, vol. 12, no. 2, spring 1998, pp. 203-221

*‘The Croatian Project to Partition Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1990-94’, East European Quar- terly, 31, no. 1, March 1997, pp. 121-138

*‘The People’s Liberation Movement in Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1941-45: What did it Mean to Fight for a Multinational State ?’, Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, vol. 2, no. 3, autumn 1996, pp. 415-445

Conference Papers

‘Professor Ivo Banac’, presented at the conference ‘International Colloquium in honour of

Marko Hoare the 70th birthday of Professor Ivo Banac’, organised by the Institute for Historical Sciences in Dubrovnik, September 2017

‘Understanding the Bosnian Genocide’, presented at the conference ‘ of the Twentieth Century’, organised by the Centre of Contemporary History of Catalonia, Catalan Society of Historical Studies and Barcelona Institute of International Studies, February 2017

‘The Balkans: How did we get here ?’, presented at the conference ‘Balkans Studies Day’, organised by NATO Alliance Joint Force Command Naples, Naples, February 2017

‘Bosnian identity and its evolution in war and peace’, presented at the conference ‘Bosnia in the Aftermath of the Dayton Agreement, 1995-2015: Making Peace or Rewarding War?’, organised by the Maynooth Centre for European and Eurasian Studies, Maynooth University, Maynooth, December 2015

(keynote speech) ’The place of the Srebrenica massacre in the Bosnian genocide’, presented at the conference ’Srebrenica 1995-2015: Lessons and legacies of the Bosnian war’, organised by the Centre for Studies of Holocaust and Religious Minorities, Oslo, September 2015

‘Building a Peaceful Future after Genocide’, presented at the panel event ‘Building a Peaceful Future after Genocide’, Edinburgh Festival of Politics, Scottish Parliament alongside BBC’s Allan Little and Professor Alan Miller, Scottish Human Rights Commissioner, August 2015

‘The Srebrenica genocide and the war in Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1992-1995’, presented at the conference ‘20th Anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide: Denial, Commemoration or Reconciliation’, organised by Remembering Srebrenica, responsible for the UK’s official Srebrenica Genocide commemoration, at the Royal Holloway, University of London, June 2015

‘Why did Yugoslavia break up ?’ presented at the conference ‘What happened to Yugoslavia ?’, organised by the Peacemakers’ Initiative, Research Centre for Anatolian Civilisations, Koc University, Istanbul, June 2015

‘The former Yugoslavia: Self-determination and partition’, presented at the conference ‘Partitionism, minorities and collective identities in the construction of a Europe of small democracies 1912-2012’, organised by the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Cambridge, September 2014

‘The roots of the Serbo-Austrian war of 1914-1918’, presented at the conference ‘One hundred years since the beginning of the First World War’, organised by the Institute for History in Sarajevo, Croatian Institute of History in Zagreb, Institute of National History in Skopje and Institute for East and Southeast European Studies in Regensburg, Sarajevo, June 1914

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‘The 100th anniversary of World War I: The Balkan perspective’, presented at the conference ‘Bosnia and Herzegovina Days on Capitol Hill’, organised by the Advisory Council for Bosnia-Hercegovina, Congress of North American Bosniaks and Emerging Democracies Institute, Washington DC, June 2014

‘The European Union and political reform in the Balkans’ (keynote), presented at the con- ference ‘EU-Balkans Ambassadorial Roundtable’, organised by the International Business and Diplomatic Exchange, November 2011

‘The crisis of Dayton Bosnia’, presented at the conference ‘Governance challenges in the Western Balkans’, organised by the Department of Social Sciences of the University of Roehampton, London, May 2011

‘Dayton Bosnia: An unworkable state’, presented at the conference ‘The Bosnian-Herce- govinian state and the Bosniaks’, organised by the Bosniak cultural society ‘Preporod’, Sarajevo, March 2011

‘A recovery built on sand: Bosnia since Dayton’, presented at the conference ‘Bosnia and Herzegovina: Fifteen years of the Dayton Peace Agreement’, organised by the University of Sarajevo and De Paul University, Sarajevo, January 2011

‘The Partisans and the Serbs’, presented at the conference ‘Serbia and the Serbs in World War II’, organised by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, June 2010.

‘Stillborn recovery: Bosnia-Hercegovina since Dayton’, presented at the conference ‘Postwar’, organised by Aarhus University, Aarhus, December 2009

‘The national identity of the Bosnian Serbs’, presented at the conference ‘Facing the Past, Searching the Future’, organised by the Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation, Belgrade, September 2009

‘The paradox of the international protectorate over Bosnia’, presented at the conference ‘Statebuilding, intervention and legitimation’, organised by the Exeter Centre for Ethno- Political Studies at the University of Exeter, Exeter, May 2009

‘Cultural destruction and the Bosnian genocide’, presented at the ‘First Global Conference on Genocide: The Future of Prevention’, organised by the Centre for the Study of Genocide and Mass Violence and the International Organisation of Genocide Scholars, Sheffield University, Sheffield, January 2009

‘The Serbia-Kosovo dispute as a factor of instability in the Balkans’, presented at the ‘Third Conference on Human Security, Terrorism and Organised Crime in the Western Balkans: Realities, Risks and Responses’, organised by the HUMSEC Project, Belgrade, October 2008

‘Is Islamophobia equivalent to racism or anti-Semitism ? The view from the Balkans’, pre-

Marko Hoare sented at the conference ‘Antisemitism and Islamophobia in Europe: Comparisons, con- trasts, connections’, organised by Edge Hill University, Goldsmiths College and University College London, London, June 2008

‘Both justice and regional stability require the publication of the Supreme Defence Council minutes’, presented at the seminar ‘Secrecy and Justice: Should Serbia’s secret war files be revealed in the name of justice ?’ , organised by the Institute for War and Peace Report- ing, The Hague, May 2008

‘Muslim autonomism and the Partisan movement’, presented at the conference ‘Shared history: The Second World War and the national question in ex-Yugoslavia’, organised by the Centre for History, Democracy and Reconciliation and by the Three Cultures Founda- tion, Seville, January-February 2008

(keynote speech) ’Defining genocide out of existence: The ICJ verdict in Bosnia vs Serbia’, presented at the Seventh Biennial meeting of the International Association of Genocide Scholars, Sarajevo, July 2007

‘The problem of the integration of the Bosnian Serbs into the Great Serbian project’, pre- sented at the conference ‘Bosnia: Part of the Serb national project’, organised by the Hel- sinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, Belgrade, July 2007

‘The failure of the international courts to deliver justice to the former Yugoslavia’, pre- sented at the conference ‘Bosnia: Part of the Serb national project’, organised by the Hel- sinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, Belgrade, July 2007

‘The role of Austro-Hungarian rule in the emergence of the Bosnian national movements’, presented at the conference ‘The Austro-Hungarian era in Bosnia and Herzegovina’, or- ganised by the Bosnian Institute and the Institute for History in Sarajevo, Sarajevo, April 2007

‘Fascism in Yugoslavia and its successor states’, presented at the ‘Fascism Workshop’, or- ganised by the History Department of the University of Reading, Reading, January 2007

‘National ideology and military organisation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1992-1995’, pre- sented at the conference ‘Politics and society ten years after Dayton: Young scholars con- ference on the state of social science research on Bosnia-Herzegovina’, organised by the Open Society Fund of Bosnia-Hercegovina, the Sarajevo University Centre for Human Rights and the Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Sarajevo, November 2005

‘Reassessing national identity in Bosnia-Hercegovina: A key to the reform of Dayton ?’, presented at the round-table discussion ‘Beyond Dayton ? Continuity or Fresh Start’, or- ganised by the Bosnian Institute, London, November 2005

‘Bosnia and Herzegovina in the region’, presented at the Bosnia Seminar for HMA Desig- nate Matthew Rycroft, organised by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, March 2005

‘The Bosnian Army and the Croat Defence Council, 1992-1995’, presented at the 36th An-

Marko Hoare nual Convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Bos- ton, USA, December 2004

‘The emergence of national identities in Bosnia-Hercegovina’, presented at the colloquium ‘Nationalism and identity’, organised by the Cambridge Historical Society, May 2004

‘Yugoslavia, 1918-1951’, presented at the book symposium ‘The Three ’, Centre for the Study of Civil War, International Peace Research Institute, Oslo, January 2004

‘Memory of the Ustasha and Chetnik genocides in the former Yugoslavia’, presented at the conference ‘The memory of genocide in world politics’, Cambridge International Studies Association, May 2003

‘Is genocide culturally determined ? The case of Bosnia-Hercegovina’, presented at the conference ‘Cultures of Violence ?’, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Cambridge, January 2003

‘Economic conditions in the “Independent State of Croatia”’, presented at the conference ‘National Socialist and Fascist occupation and economic change’, Robinson College, Uni- versity of Cambridge, September 2002

‘The dynamics of the Bosnian Revolution, 1941-46’, presented at the conference ‘Civil war and political violence in the twentieth century’, European University Institute, Florence, April 2002

‘The Partisans in Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1941-46’, presented at the conference ‘The Second World War in the Balkans’, Yale Centre for International and Area Studies, Yale Univer- sity, November 2001

‘The Croatian and Serbian elites in the post-war period’, presented at the conference 'Dia- logue of historians', Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Project, Pecs, October 2000

‘The national identity of the Bosnian Serbs and World War II’, presented at the conference 'Dialogue of historians', Friedrich Neumann Stiftung Project, Pecs, May 2000

‘The building of the multinational People’s Liberation Movement in Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1941-1945’, presented at the conference ‘The Bosnian Paradigm’, International Forum Bosnia (Sarajevo), Sarajevo, November 1998

‘Civilian-military relations in Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1992-1995’, presented at the confer- ence ‘The War in Croatia and Bosnia-Hercegovina’, Department of History of the Central European University (Budapest) and Bosnian Institute (London), Budapest, September 1998

‘Uncovering the Bosnian Revolution’, presented at the conference ‘Doing History in the Shadow of the Balkan Wars’, Department of History of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, January 1997