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Academic and Artistic Perspectives on Experiences of Change in Southeast Europe · 61st International Academic Week 2023

  • Maria Adamopoulou
  • Denovaire
  • Oriane Girard
  • Daniel Göler
  • Artan R. Hoxha
  • Deema Kaneff
  • Karamarković/Denovaire
  • Florian Kienzle
  • Dragana Konstantinović
  • Krienke/Zorger
  • Nina Krienke
  • Nikola Lero
  • Vesna Madžoski
  • Tomislav Matković
  • Mikaela Minga
  • Visar Nonaj
  • Eckehard Pistrick
  • Antoni Rayzhekov
  • Dubravka Stojanović
  • Fabio Ashtar Telarico
  • Dejan Ubović
  • Miljana Zeković
  • Sergiu Zorger
  • Igor Štiks
  • Change
    Transformation
    Transition

    The International Academic Week 2023

    The  International Academic Week 2023 aimed to explore and analyze recent change in Southeast Europe along three dimensions: (1) the political, economic, and social pathways of transition (representing the macro level); (2) the perceptions and (embodied) experiences of induced dynamics on an individual or collective basis (representing the micro level); (3) the reproduction and reflection in media, music, and visual arts, i.e. the rhetoric and practice of related phenomena. These dimensions related to three major scales: space, time and culture which allowed for a diachronic and comparative analysis. For reasons detailed below, we refer to this phenomenon as change·transformation·transition and in the symposium, we adopted an interdisciplinary, open, and innovative platform that incorporated diachronic perspectives on space, society, arts, and culture beyond national or ethnic histories. The primary temporal focus of our discussions was the second half of the 20th and early 21st century. As we addressed an audience of scholars from a wide range of interdisciplinary fields, including political, social, and economic sciences, geography, history, anthropology, and communication, media and sound studies, central questions emerged: What are we talking about when referring to „change“? What are the different meanings and interpretations of change, transformation, and transition? How can we attend to change·transformation·transition and what kind of embeddedness can we afford? In our search for answers, we aimed to overcome authoritative academic voices by shifting away from propositional and prescriptive monologues towards open-ended collective conversations.