Nela Porobic Isakovic
[SLO]
Nela Porobić Isaković je feministična aktivistka iz Bosne in Hercegovine (BiH), ki sodeluje z Mednarodno ligo žensk za mir in svobodo (WILPF), kjer vodi delo na področju feministične politične ekonomije in usklajuje dejavnosti WILPF v tej državi. Njeno delo se osredotoča predvsem na raziskovanje in razumevanje politične ekonomije obnove in okrevanja po konfliktih, pri čemer preučuje socialne, politične in gospodarske posledice posredovanj po konfliktih, ki so zasnovana v okviru neoliberalnega razumevanja gradnje miru. Osredotoča se tudi na spolno zaznamovane izkušnje vojne in vprašanja prehodnega pravosodja. V preteklih letih je tesno sodelovala z aktivisti iz Bosne in Hercegovine ter drugih krajev, da bi zajela različne nenasilne odzive na lokalni ravni in organizacijo proti vojnemu nasilju, da bi jih lahko delila s feminističnimi mrežami in aktivisti v podobnih situacijah. Bila je gostujoča raziskovalka na Oddelku za sociologijo na Goldsmiths College (London, Združeno kraljestvo) in ima magisterij iz političnih ved Univerze v Lundu (Lund, Švedska) s poudarkom na gradnji miru in obnovi po konfliktih.
Militarizacija vsakdanjega življenja
ČETRTEK 20. 8. @18.00
Nela Porobić Isaković je feministična aktivistka iz Bosne in Hercegovine (BiH), ki sodeluje z Mednarodno ligo žensk za mir in svobodo (WILPF), kjer vodi delo na področju feministične politične ekonomije in usklajuje dejavnosti WILPF v tej državi. Njeno delo se osredotoča predvsem na raziskovanje in razumevanje politične ekonomije obnove in okrevanja po konfliktih, pri čemer preučuje socialne, politične in gospodarske posledice posredovanj po konfliktih, ki so zasnovana v okviru neoliberalnega razumevanja gradnje miru. Osredotoča se tudi na spolno zaznamovane izkušnje vojne in vprašanja prehodnega pravosodja. V preteklih letih je tesno sodelovala z aktivisti iz Bosne in Hercegovine ter drugih krajev, da bi zajela različne nenasilne odzive na lokalni ravni in organizacijo proti vojnemu nasilju, da bi jih lahko delila s feminističnimi mrežami in aktivisti v podobnih situacijah. Bila je gostujoča raziskovalka na Oddelku za sociologijo na Goldsmiths College (London, Združeno kraljestvo) in ima magisterij iz političnih ved Univerze v Lundu (Lund, Švedska) s poudarkom na gradnji miru in obnovi po konfliktih.
Militarizacija vsakdanjega življenja
ČETRTEK 20. 8. @18.00
[ENG]
Nela Porobić Isaković is a feminist activist from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), working with Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) where she leads on feminist political economy work and coordinates WILPF’s activities in the country. The focus of her work is mainly on researching and understanding the political economy of post conflict reconstruction and recovery by looking into social, political, and economic consequences of post-conflict interventions framed within a neoliberal understanding of peacebuilding. She also focuses on gendered experiences of war and transitional justice issues. Over the years she has worked closely with activists from BiH and other places to capture various non-violent grassroot responses and organising against wartime violence so that they can be shared with feminist networks and activists in similar situations. She was visiting fellow at the Sociology Department, Goldsmiths College (London, UK) and holds an MA in Political Science, Lund University (Lund, Sweden) focused on peace building and post-conflict recovery.
Militarizing Everyday Life
THURSDAY 20. 8. @18.00
Nela Porobić Isaković is a feminist activist from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), working with Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) where she leads on feminist political economy work and coordinates WILPF’s activities in the country. The focus of her work is mainly on researching and understanding the political economy of post conflict reconstruction and recovery by looking into social, political, and economic consequences of post-conflict interventions framed within a neoliberal understanding of peacebuilding. She also focuses on gendered experiences of war and transitional justice issues. Over the years she has worked closely with activists from BiH and other places to capture various non-violent grassroot responses and organising against wartime violence so that they can be shared with feminist networks and activists in similar situations. She was visiting fellow at the Sociology Department, Goldsmiths College (London, UK) and holds an MA in Political Science, Lund University (Lund, Sweden) focused on peace building and post-conflict recovery.
Militarizing Everyday Life
THURSDAY 20. 8. @18.00