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Peace Institute – Institute for Contemporary Social and Political Studies > Staff > Lana Zdravković

Lana Zdravković, PhD

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Politics of emancipation exists only in the processes of proclaiming, declaring and performing that appear as active thought-practice which is at the same time and without mediation stated and implemented by its protagonist, activist, militant and is a result of a universal thought, where all differences disintegrate or become completely irrelevant.
– Lana Zdravković on politics of emancipation



Lana Zdravković (PhD in Philosophy with the thesis »Politics of emancipation: thought-practice of the militant subject«, 2013) is a researcher, publicist, political activist and artist. Fields of research interest include political engagement, radical equality, emancipatory praxes, thought-practice of the militant subject. She works as researcher at the Peace Institute, Institute for Contemporary Social and Political Studies. She occasionally publishes and collaborates within Slovene media: Dialogi – Magazine for Culture and Society, ČKZ – Journal for the Criticism of Science and New Anthropology, Borec – Journal for History, Anthropology and Literatures, Delo, Dnevnik, Večer, Mladina, Tribuna, Radio Student Ljubljana, Radio Student Maribor, and the Media Watch journal where she is also a member of the editorial board. She is a performer and co-founder of KITCH Institute of Art Production and Research. Fields of artistic interest include neoliberalization and economization of the art, political performance, pornography and art, kitsch and trash art.

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  • Empowering Migrant Voices on Integration and Inclusion Policies – EMVI

    Enabling and upscaling the participation of migrants in the design and implementation of policy areas that directly affect them and to bring issues to local, national and EU decision...

Projects

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  • MIGRASCOPE – Extending the Scope of Labour Market Integration of Immigrants
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  • Social & Solidarity Economy as Development Approach for Sustainability in EYD 2015 and beyond – SUSY
  • Effective Activism in Slovenia – A Bilateral Exchange of Croatian and Slovenian Activists
  • CEINAV – Cultural Encounters in Interventions Against Violence (Violence, Inequality, and Human Rights)
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  • Book chapter Nothing Subversive in Porn Within Performance Art: In Search of a New Performative Condition

    Chapter in Social Impact in Arts and Culture. The Diverse Lives of a Concept, published by ZRC SAZU, edited by Iva Kosmos, Martin Pogačar.

Publications

  • Book chapter Nothing Subversive in Porn Within Performance Art: In Search of a New Performative Condition
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  • emancipatory praxes
  • Political engagement
  • radical equality
  • thought-practice of the militant subject
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