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Srebrenica’s Twenty-Fifth Anniversary from a Distance
On October 28, 2020 by Dana JohnsonSarah Wagner October 26, 2020 With the twenty-fifth anniversary of Srebrenica in the forefront of her mind, Sarah Wagner will be joining faculty and graduate students at Raising Our Voices to rethink ethnographic research in Europe. I watched the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide from my living room in Washington, DC. Up at 5:30 a.m., I
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Common Decency in the Populist Era
On June 18, 2020 by Dana JohnsonNicolette Makovicky, Jonathan Larson, and Juraj Buzalka June 11, 2020 The call for decency in contemporary Slovak politics speaks both to new conservatives and old liberals. In December 2013, the former secondary schoolteacher Marian Kotleba was elected governor of the Banská Bystrica region in Central Slovakia. Kotleba was the leader of the neo-fascist People’s Party Our Slovakia,