[spectre] new issue of transversal web journal: the
post-yugoslavian condition of institutional critique
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the post-yugoslavian condition of institutional critique
Against the background of a more general enquiry into artistic and
political institutional critique in the project transform, the current
issue of the eipcp web journal transversal undertakes a specific survey
of the territory of ex-Yugoslavia. The starting points of
post-Yugoslavian institutional critique are based on partly shared
experiences from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s and the neoliberal
transformation processes of the past twenty years. Yet they also fan
out into a multitude of breaks, discontinuities and dislocations,
depending on the different positions in these neoliberal/neocolonial
processes that have developed in the geographies between Croatia and
Macedonia, Serbia and Kosovo, Bosnia and Slovenia.
http://transform.eipcp.net/transversal/0208
contents:
Damir Arsenijević: Against Opportunistic Criticism
Sezgin Boynik: The Principle of Secrecy and the Difficulty of
Institutional Critique in Kosovo
Ljubomir Bratić: On the Question of the Transformation of the Elite in
Eastern Europe
Boris Buden: The post-Yugoslavian Condition of Institutional Critique:
An Introduction. On Critique as Countercultural Translation
Ana Dević: To criticize, charge for services rendered, and be thanked
Dušan Grlja / Jelena Vesić, Prelom kolektiv: The Neoliberal
Institution of Culture and the Critique of Culturalization
Marina Gržinić: Euro-Slovenian Necrocapitalism
Leonardo Kovačević / Vesna Vuković: The Landscape of
Post-transformation Institutions in Zagreb and their Political Impact
Suzana Milevska: Internalisation of the Discourse of Institutional
Critique and its Unhappy Consciousness
Stevan Vuković: Pessimism of the Intellect, Optimism of the Will.
Institutional Critique in Serbia and its Lack of Organic References
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