Lecturer Assoc. Dr. Stefan Surlić from the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade will speak on this topic with the aim of showing that post-conflict is not a time-bounded period, but rather, that it is an institutionalized practice, a permanent political situation that has direct consequences for the multiethnic perspective of Kosovo. It is assumed that the clear intention of international representatives to establish a multiethnic society through Ahtisaari plan and Brussels Agreement that would stop and in turn, prevent the outbreak of a new conflict, has produced unintended consequences – instead of bringing about integration and multiethnic interaction, mechanisms of protection and representation of different communities have strengthened divided society in permanent post-conflict discourse. Through the analysis of previous research and various events that have happened recently, the lecture will try to provide an overview of the post-conflict dependence path in Kosovo.
The series of lectures “Regional tea party on Thursdays at 18:00” is organized by the Institute of Social Sciences and the Academic Network for Cooperation in South East Europe.
