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    Politics and everyday life in Serbia in 2005: Views of politics, change of social system, the public sphere.Ivana Spasic - 2005 - Filozofija I Društvo 2005 (27):45-74.
    The paper offers an analysis of the interview data collected in the project "Politics and everyday life: Three years later" in terms of three main topics: attitudes to the political sphere, change of social system, and the democratic public sphere. The analysis focuses on ambivalences expressed in the responses which, under the surface of overall disappointment and discontent, may contain preserved results of the previously achieved "social learning" and their positive potentials. The main objective was to examine to what extent (...)
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  2. Politika i svakodnevni život u Srbiji 2005: odnos prema političkoj sferi, promena društvenog poretka, javnost.Ivana Spasić - 2005 - Filozofija I Društvo 2005 (27):45-74.
     
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  3. Promene u Srbiji u perspektivi socijalnog učenja: retrospektiva jedne ideje.Ivana Spasić - 2008 - Filozofija I Društvo 19 (3):89-109.
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  4. Politika i svakodnevni život–tri godine posle (Uvodna beleška).Isidora Jarić, Zagorka Golubović & Ivana Spasić - 2005 - Filozofija I Društvo 2005 (27):9-12.
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    Feminism and the sociology of everyday life.Ivana Spasic - 2003 - Filozofija I Društvo 2003 (22):151-169.
    This paper examines the influences of feminist thought on sociological theory and research, refracted through the conceptualization of the sphere of everyday life. It is argued that there are important theoretical affinities between feminism and the sociology of everyday life, as it has developed since mid-20th century. Main feminist contributions to sociological study of everyday life are identified at two levels: substantive, and epistemological. The position of the feminist theorist Dorothy Smith is selected for a more detailed critical discussion. In (...)
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    V. P. Gagnon Jr., The myth of ethnic war: Serbia and Croatia in the 1990s, Cornell University Press, Ithaca and London, 2004, 217 str. [REVIEW]Ivana Spasic - 2005 - Filozofija I Društvo 2005 (27):191-195.
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    Bruno Latour, actor-networks, and the critique of critical sociology.Ivana Spasic - 2007 - Filozofija I Društvo 18 (2):43-72.
    Tekst je posvecen dometima teorijskog opusa Bruna Latura i njegovom odnosu prema savremenom pojmu kritike. U prvom delu je prikazana teorija aktera-mreze, preko svojih kljucnih pojmova, zajedno s teorijom modernosti. U drugom delu se razmatraju razliciti aspekti Laturovog odnosa prema kritici - najpre njegov kriticki tretman drugih, potom kriticki tretman kojem je sam podvrgnut, da bi se zakljucilo politickim ambivalencijama Laturovog pokusaja razvijanja jedne "akriticne" drustvene teorije..
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    Variants of „Third Serbia“.Tamara Petrović & Ivana Spasić - 2012 - Filozofija I Društvo 23 (3):23-44.
    This paper examines different forms in which?Third Serbia? is being discursively constructed. This concept has recently been offered within the public arena as the alternative to the former division into?First? and?Second? Serbia. Although the name is the same,?Third Serbia? is not one but many. They all share an explicit call for overcoming cleavages and extremes, which are perceived as overdrawn, artificial, and/or removed from genuine concerns and interests of Serbian society. There is also a moral claim contained in this, since (...)
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    Variants of „Third Serbia“.Ivana Spasic & Tamara Petrovic - 2012 - Filozofija I Društvo 23 (3):23-44.
    This paper examines different forms in which?Third Serbia? is being discursively constructed. This concept has recently been offered within the public arena as the alternative to the former division into?First? and?Second? Serbia. Although the name is the same,?Third Serbia? is not one but many. They all share an explicit call for overcoming cleavages and extremes, which are perceived as overdrawn, artificial, and/or removed from genuine concerns and interests of Serbian society. There is also a moral claim contained in this, since (...)
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    Political change in Serbia in the perspective of social learning: An idea revisited.Ivana Spasic - 2008 - Filozofija I Društvo 19 (3):89-108.
    The paper contains a retrospective of the thesis that 'social learning' may be deployed as analytical framework to understand political change in Serbia, first proposed in 2001. The thesis contends that the events immediately before and after the toppling of Milosevic's regime in 2000 may be interpreted as outcomes of a process of collective learning by Serbian citizens. On the basis of the findings of three-wave qualitative study 'Politics and Everyday Life', as well as other research, the paper seeks to (...)
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    Patriotism and cosmopolitanism in intellectual discourse: Pescanik and Nova srpska politicka misao.Tamara Petrovic-Trifunovic & Ivana Spasic - 2014 - Filozofija I Društvo 25 (4):164-188.
    Rather than being just abstract notions scholars write about, patriotism and cosmopolitanism are used by social actors in ongoing social life. Whether employed to name?us? and exalt the values of one?s own group, or to name?them? and stigmatize what the opponents stand for, the two terms have long served as potent discursive weapons in the struggle for various kinds of power in Serbia. While they retain some significance to this day, the peak of their intensive and consequential employment in public (...)
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    Citizens in the maelstrom of change: Individual and collective experience in Serbia in times of transformation.Ivana Spasic - 2002 - Filozofija I Društvo 2002 (19):357-367.
    In analyzing any society, particularly those which, like Serbia, have undergone deep ruptures and turmoil in a short period of time, the perspective of everyday life and ordinary people's experiences is indispensable. In addition, the application of current sociological and anthropological theories of everyday life on today's Serbia, seeking to capture personalized interpretations whereby ordinary citizens make sense of all that has happened to them during the past fifteen years, can yield broader theoretical implications. For, from this perspective it is (...)
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  13. Prikazi: VP Gagnon Jr., The Myth of Ethnic War: Serbia and Croatia in the 1990s.Ivana Spasić - 2005 - Filozofija I Društvo 2005 (27):191-195.
     
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    Everyday life in Serbia in the 1990's: Permanence and change.Ivana A. Spasić - 1996 - Filozofija I Društvo 1996 (9):193-202.
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    The concept of everyday life in marxist social science.Ivana A. Spasić - 1999 - Filozofija I Društvo 1999 (16):91-123.
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    A disarticulated everyday: Afterthoughts on the subproject'Everyday life in Serbia in the nineties'.Ivana A. Spasić - 1999 - Filozofija I Društvo 1999 (16):61-61.
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