Jovana Mihajlović Trbovc graduated in international relations from Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade, and gained BSc in Politics and International Relations from London School of Economics and Political Science in 2006. She gained MA in Nationalism Studies at Central European University in 2008. In 2009 she enrolled with Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, program Balkan Studies, where she is working on comparative analysis of processes of coming to terms with the past and state building in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Rwanda. She worked as information management and research assistant in Canadian International Development Agency in Belgrade and later as journalist and commentator on Radio Študent, Ljubljana. At the Peace Institute she is working on the projects that are theoretically and practically involved with Rwanda.

Nationalism studies, theories of ethnicity, national identity construction, historical narratives, transitional justice.

• NWC sustainability – socioeconomic engagement and poverty reduction in local community Nyamirambo in Kigali (2010)
• Empowering Nyamirambo Women’s Center (2009)
• Violent Intersections: Dynamics of Societal and Political Elements of Collective Violence and Mass Crimes and Their Consequences – Yugoslav and Rwandan Case (2008)

Tel.:  +386 51 824265
E-mail: jovana.mihajlovic@mirovni-institut.si

• Mihajlović Trbovc, Jovana: Forging Identity through Negotiation: The Case of the Contemporary Bosniak Nation, MA Thesis. Budapest: CEU, Budapest College, 2008.
• Mihajlović, Jovana: Tanka granica između umetnosti i propaganda (The Thin Borderline between Art and Propaganda). TkH (Theory that Walks), 2006, 11, str. 147-152.
•  Mihajlović, Jovana, Hrnjaz, Miloš: Problem Kipra i članstva u EU (The Problem of Cyprus and the EU Accession). Urban, 2003, 4, str. 11-13.

Whole bibliography (Cobiss)