Celebrate, inflame, soothe? Reading reactions to the Gotovina verdict

By now there will not be many people who do not know that the decision of the ICTY appeals chamber Continue reading →

Today is a good day to be a criminal.

The ICTY appeals chamber has issued a judgment acquitting Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markač of crimes for which they were Continue reading →

If I were a prosecutor

But, first things first. If I were a defence lawyer, I would be inclined to offer the advice that most Continue reading →

Instructions: How to write a Vedrana Rudan column

Identify an issue that many people are discussing. Tie it to an anecdote that will make clear that the issue Continue reading →

The original version of the Serbia elections article for Open Democracy

OD has run it, but they are having server problems. When the problem is fixed, the article (edited and probably Continue reading →

Elections in Serbia: Leaving it up to you

The big news from the elections in Serbia is that there is not much news. The ruling Democratic Party (DS) Continue reading →

The owl of Minerva screeches too much

People make comments, things happen, then things don’t happen. This time the comment was made by Čedomir Jovanović, at the Continue reading →

The three days of the librarian

Probably you could say that the situation began with a ceremony: the 20-year anniversary of Republika Srpska. Twenty years, you Continue reading →

Announcements

10 October, updated funding and calls and upcoming lectures and panels. I will try to do this at least weekly. Continue reading →

Media ownership and control, kind of a big deal

The radio show Peščanik is no longer broadcast on B92, another side of the disconcerting slide of that station to Continue reading →