Join us to celebrate the publication of Tobias Greiff''s latest book.
Violent Places
examines hundreds of interactions in public spaces and shows not only how post-war political agency in Bosnia and Herzegovina is bound to the public realm, but also that options for defining one's personal future are less linked to ethno-national group membership than widely assumed. Instead local, generational, and economic differences play a significant role in determining everyday livelihood. These factors – unique in their composition in every observed place – highlight a new realm of conflict potentials that will shape the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina over the next decade.
Featuring a book talk by:
Dr. Tobias Greiff
is the assistant dean for academic programs and a professorial lecturer at the Elliott School where he focuses his analysis on intergroup and interethnic conflicts in the Balkans.
With introductory remarks by:
Dr. Sarah Federman
is an assistant professor at the University of Baltimore where she specializes in the role of language in conflict, post-conflict contexts, and the role of market actors in mass atrocity.
Tuesday, October 23, 2018
1:00 - 2:30pm
Room 505
Elliott School of International Affairs
1957 E St NW
