Strateški Izazovi Kosova I Metohije

Stojanović, Stanislav; Blagojević, Veljko

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“…Probably the most prominent and the most often mentioned was a family's lack of a son. 17 In this situation, not only was the patrilineality of the family threatened, but also its domestic cults and economic functioning, especially in situations where the father was absent or had died. Sometimes parents took the decision, often while the girl was still young (or even a baby), but sometimes an (adult) daughter would make such a decision on her own.…”

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Becoming a Woman-Man

Stevanović,

Prelić

2023

Aspasia

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The phenomenon of female cross-dressing and gaining the social role of a man has been witnessed in the tribal patriarchal society of the remotest parts of the Dinaric region since the nineteenth century. Once found within both Slavic and Albanian populations, today sworn virgins have been rapidly vanishing, and are rarely still found in northern Albania. The fact that occurrence was equally common among Orthodox, Catholic, and Muslim populations in the remotest mountain regions points to the phenomenon's ancientness. As women who aspired to the social status of men, sworn virgins did not cease to be women; only the “degree” of their womanhood or manhood varied. Examining this social phenomenon as a third gender, this article contextualizes it through Judith Butler's theory of performativity. It also focuses on the relatedness of the phenomenon to the ancient past, turning to existing theories, but also providing an original contribution to the third gender debate.

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Becoming a Woman-Man

Stevanović,

Prelić

2023

Aspasia

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Political theory of secession: Some aspects of the Kosovo case

Krnetić¹

2021

Politeia

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In this paper, we will try to test the dominant political theory of secession, namely the contractualist one, in one specific case - the secession of Kosovo. This case is particularly important because it represents the most important, if not the only, exception of the dominant political theory of secession and the existing political practice of secessionist movements as well. Obviously, this exceptionality must be based on some other basis. One possible claim is the "historical" basis of independence. In this text, we will test this argument and show its untenability.

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Political and security reflections of Albanian terrorism on the Republic of Serbia

Petrović,

Rašković-Talović

2024

Srpska politička misao

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The complex problem in the long history of Serbian-Albanian relations proves the complexity of Balkan history. Historically, the two neighboring nations in the Balkans, Serbian and Albanian, did not overcome their differences and conflicts and entered the 21st century together. Under the prism of understanding the political and security situation of Kosovo and Metohija, the importance of objectively looking at the development of Serbian-Albanian relations through history and determining the reasons, demands, and actions of Albanians from Kosovo and Metohija is highlighted. The author tries to descriptively show and comparatively analyze the prevalence of Albanian terrorism and the consequences of its actions in the area of Kosovo and Metohija, all in the context of the threat to the security of the Republic of Serbia and the lives of people in the area of Kosovo and Metohija. Analysis and synthesis, classic method of examination, comparative method, technique of directed interview, and scientific discussion are some of the methods used in the work. The author's goal is to point out the fact that Albanian terrorism was initiated by the desire to achieve a political goal, the idea of creating the so-called Greater Albania. As such, Albanian terrorism, at this moment, must be understood as the highest form of endangering the security of the Republic of Serbia as a whole.

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Strateški Izazovi Kosova I Metohije

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Becoming a Woman-Man

Becoming a Woman-Man

Political theory of secession: Some aspects of the Kosovo case

Political and security reflections of Albanian terrorism on the Republic of Serbia

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