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"The 'Skopje 2014' Project and its Effects on the Perception of Macedonian Identity": Revisiting the Study After the Prespa Agreement (Second edition)

Author(s): Katerina Kolozova,Kalina Lechevska,Viktorija Borovska,Ana Blazheva / Language(s): English

Extract from the study:In order to explain the diplomatic complexity made simple and legally elegant in the form of the agreement of Prespa/Prespes, i.e., the document settling the decades long “name dispute” between (now) North Macedonia and Greece, one has to look at the multiple and sensitive identity related stakes involved in the solution. The Agreement was signed in June 2018, by the Syriza led government of Greece and the Social-Democratic ruling coalition of what was then the Republic of Macedonia. In spite of the decades long mantra of the so-called international community, including the UN, EU and NATO, that the dispute and its solution would not affect any questions concerning the identity of the ethnic majorities of either of the nations, as they are non-negotiable rights to self-determination, it has always been clear that the dispute existed because of Greece’s concerns over its cultural and historical heritage being appropriated. It was an unequivocally declared position on the part of the Greek government displayed on the website of the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs prior to the signing of the agreement (titled “FYROM Name Issue”). Macedonia – after the agreement renamed “Republic of North Macedonia” – had been worried, at least a sizable part of its public, that its national identity would be effaced through the name change. Thus, the embarrassing truth was not to be avowed, at least not by the respectable leadership of the developed world. However, the truth about identity concerns was intimated through the fact that the longest serving UN envoy, assigned with the task of solving the issue, Matthew Nimetz, habitually proposed not only a new name for the state (of the “Republic of Macedonia”, its constitutional name until 12 February 2019), but also solutions to the adjectives that concerned the nationality and the language. The adjectives were to be derived either from the name of the state or to be avoided entirely, something along the lines of “citizen of….” or “the official language of…” followed by the possible new name of the country. The novelty of the solution stems from the fact that both countries and their leaders decided to acknowledge, instead of disavow, the fact that the stakes were identitary: Greece was worried that its Hellenic heritage is being appropriated by the “Macedonian” identity of its northern neighbors, whereas the Macedonian public and its politicians were worried that the identity “Macedonian,” in its contemporary sense, would cease to exist. These not easily solved concerns were tackled in a nuanced fashion by both parties, resulting in the Prespa Agreement. Let us take a look at a several years old study conveying the identity perception of the Macedonians in 2013, and how it may have been affected by the Agreement.

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A House Ready to Crumble? Putting Back the Building Blocks of Macedonia’s Parliamentary Democracy

A House Ready to Crumble? Putting Back the Building Blocks of Macedonia’s Parliamentary Democracy

Author(s): Katerina Kolozova,Gordan Georgiev / Language(s): English

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A Look Back and a Glance Forward at the Occasion of the First Anniversary of the Special Public Prosecutor Office: The Urgency of the UBK Related Reforms

A Look Back and a Glance Forward at the Occasion of the First Anniversary of the Special Public Prosecutor Office: The Urgency of the UBK Related Reforms

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

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Abandoning Ethnicity‐centered Discourse in the Government Political Rhetoric and in Institutional Policy Making

Abandoning Ethnicity‐centered Discourse in the Government Political Rhetoric and in Institutional Policy Making

Author(s): Artan Sadiku,Kalina Lechevska,Ana Blazheva / Language(s): English

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Conversations with Judith Butler: Proceedings from the Seminar “Crisis of the Subject,” held in Ohrid 11-14th May 2000
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Conversations with Judith Butler: Proceedings from the Seminar “Crisis of the Subject,” held in Ohrid 11-14th May 2000

Author(s): Judith Butler,Katerina Kolozova,Žarko Trajanoski / Language(s): English

The book contains the discussions and three of the papers (by Judith Butler, Katerina Kolozova, and Zarko Trajanoski) that were presented at the Seminar “Crisis of the Subject.” The transcripts are not authorized by Judith Butler.

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Creating Gender Effective Policies
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Creating Gender Effective Policies

A Model for Increasing the Dialogue and Inclusion of the Citizens in the Process of Creating Gender Responsive Polices

Author(s): Ana Blazheva,Katerina Kolozova,Marija Savovska,Artan Sadiku,Suzana Grozdanovska,Kalina Lechevska,Viktorija Borovska / Language(s): English

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De-capturing the Public Sector and the Administrative Apparatus: The Unfinished Business of Implementing EU’s Urgent Reform Priorities of 2015
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De-capturing the Public Sector and the Administrative Apparatus: The Unfinished Business of Implementing EU’s Urgent Reform Priorities of 2015

Author(s): Katerina Kolozova / Language(s): English

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Deliberation: The Path of Dismantling the #StateCapture in Macedonia. Policy Reflections on Macedonia 2016-2018
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Deliberation: The Path of Dismantling the #StateCapture in Macedonia. Policy Reflections on Macedonia 2016-2018

Author(s): Katerina Kolozova,Gordan Georgiev / Language(s): English

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Discursive Forensics оf the Macedonian Law оn Audio аnd Audiovisual Services

Discursive Forensics оf the Macedonian Law оn Audio аnd Audiovisual Services

Author(s): Aleksandar Takovski,Aleksandar Takovski / Language(s): English

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Ethnically and Gender Inclusive Grass‐Root LGBTI Movements in Macedonia

Ethnically and Gender Inclusive Grass‐Root LGBTI Movements in Macedonia

Author(s): Katerina Kolozova,Kalina Lechevska,Viktorija Borovska,Ana Blazheva / Language(s): English

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Freedom of Expression, Association and Entrepreneurship in a Captured State: Macedonia in 2015
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Freedom of Expression, Association and Entrepreneurship in a Captured State: Macedonia in 2015

Author(s): Ana Blazheva,Viktorija Borovska,Kalina Lechevska,Jordan Šišovski / Language(s): English

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Hapat tehemlore të polarizimit dhe populizmit
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Hapat tehemlore të polarizimit dhe populizmit

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Albanian

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Hieroglyphs of Jealousy
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Hieroglyphs of Jealousy

Author(s): Jelisaveta Blagojević / Language(s): English

When we relate love to jealousy and jealousy to love, we should be aware that there is a constant wish, or even desire, to “save” love from jealousy. Moreover, that the notion of jealousy has negative connotations: that jealousy is something that can wound the other; that jealousy is something one should be ashamed of (perhaps, being aggressive); that jealousy is something one should be fearful of (perhaps, being excluded); and what I consider as the most important – that because of jealousy one might suffer from being subject/ed to a kind of affection that is considered as “craziness,” but not any kind of craziness – the “craziness” that is at the same time craziness and banality. Being common. Being a common being.

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Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture

Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: North Macedonia

Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture

ISSN 1409-9268 (print)

ISSN 1857-8616 (online)

Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture is an open-access peer-reviewed international journal that seeks to serve as a platform for the theoretical production of Southeastern Europe and enable its visibility and an opening for international debate with authors from both the “intellectual centers” and the “intellectual margins” of the world. It is particularly interested in promoting theoretical investigations which see issues of politics, gender and culture as inextricably interrelated. It is open to all theoretical strands, to all schools and non-schools of thought without prioritizing any of the canonical Masters of philosophy. It does not seek doctrinal consistency, but it seeks consistency in rigor of investigation which can combine frameworks of interpretation derived from various and sometimes opposed schools of thought. Our passion is one for topics rather than philosophical masters.

Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture was founded in 2001 by Katerina Kolozova and Žarko Trajanoski, as a project supported by the Swedish Foundation Kvinna till Kvinna, carried out by the Research Center for Gender Studies which functioned as autonomous project of the OSI within the framework of the International Center for European Culture - Euro-Balkan. In the year 2007 it continued to be published by Euro-Balkan Press. After a hiatus of almost two years, the founders have decided to continue the publication of the journal with a new publisher - the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities - Skopje.

Identities is generally published once a year, releasing two numbers in a single volume.

Identities is published in Skopje, Macedonia, by the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities – Skopje.

EXECUTIVE EDITORS AND FOUNDERS

Katerina Kolozova, Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities - Skopje

Žarko Trajanoski, Independent Researcher

EDITORIAL MANAGER

Stanimir Panayotov, Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities - Skopje

stanimir.panayotov@isshs.edu.mk

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT

Risto Aleksovski, Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities - Skopje

risto.aleksovski@isshs.edu.mk

ADVISORY BOARD

Senka Anastasova, Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities - Skopje, Macedonia

Rosi Braidotti, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands

Judith Butler, University of California, Berkeley, California, USA

Joan Copjec, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA

Creston Davis, Global Center for Advanced Studies, Dublin, Ireland

Akis Gavrillidis, University of Macedonia in Thessaloniki, Greece

Marina Gržinić, Slovenian Academy of Science and Art, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Jack Halberstam, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California, USA

Dona Kolar-Panov, International Balkan University, Skopje, Macedonia

François Laruelle, Paris Nanterre University, Paris, France

Miglena Nikolchina, Sofia University, Sofia, Bulgaria

Artan Sadiku, Independent Researcher, Skopje, Macedonia/Tirana, Albania

Svetlana Slapšak, Institute for Balkan and Mediterranean Studies and Cultures, Ljubljana, Slovenia

FORMER ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

Ghislaine Glasson Deschaumes, Transeuropéennes, Paris, France

Elizabeth Grosz, State University of New York at Bufalo, New York, USA

Péter Krasztev, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary

Hanne Loreck, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany

Vladimir Milčin, University of Skopje, Macedonia

Žarana Papić, University of Belgrade, Serbia †

FORMER EDITORIAL OFFICE STAFF

Dušica Dimitrovska, former executive editor and editorial manager (2001-2011)

Artan Sadiku, former editorial manager (2013-2016)

Jordan Šišovski, former editorial assistant (2013-2016)

Despina Angelovska, former editorial assistant

Ljupka Simonovska, former editorial assistant

Ana Mukoska, former editorial assistant

Dragana Karovska, former editorial intern

Vesna Krstevska, former editorial intern

FORMER EDITORIAL OFFICE MEMBERS

Jasna Koteska

Despina Angelovska

Elizabeta Šeleva

Katica Kulavkova

Bobi Badarevski

Maja Bojadzievska

EDITORIAL OFFICE

Address: Street “20 Oktomvri”
nr. 8, second floor
1000 Skopje, Macedonia
Phone/Fax: +389 2 3113 059
Email: info@identitiesjournal.edu.mk

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Krijimi i politikave efektive gjino: model për përforcimin e dialogut dhe kyçjen e qytetarëve bashkësisë në procesin e krijimit të politikave të vetëdijëshme gjino
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Krijimi i politikave efektive gjino: model për përforcimin e dialogut dhe kyçjen e qytetarëve bashkësisë në procesin e krijimit të politikave të vetëdijëshme gjino

Author(s): Ana Blazheva,Katerina Kolozova,Marija Savovska,Artan Sadiku,Suzana Grozdanovska,Kalina Lechevska,Viktorija Borovska / Language(s): Albanian

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Lëvizje “grass‐root” LGBTI inkluzive në baza etnike dhe gjinore në Maqedoni

Lëvizje “grass‐root” LGBTI inkluzive në baza etnike dhe gjinore në Maqedoni

Author(s): Katerina Kolozova,Kalina Lechevska,Viktorija Borovska,Ana Blazheva / Language(s): Albanian

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Media Policies and Editorial (Un)Freedom

Media Policies and Editorial (Un)Freedom

Author(s): Kalina Lechevska,Katerina Kolozova / Language(s): English

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National Survey on Civil Activism, State Control and Administrative Fining

National Survey on Civil Activism, State Control and Administrative Fining

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

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Nationless

Nationless

Author(s): Akis Gavrillidis,Elena Veljanovska,Fotini Tsibiridou,Iordanis Stylidis,Artan Sadiku,Maria Sarri,Angeliki Avgitidou,Prokopios Orfanos,Eva Giannakopoulou,Persefoni Myrtsou / Language(s): English

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ON THE PATH TOWARDS THE EU Effective and Transparent Administration in Service for the Citizens
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ON THE PATH TOWARDS THE EU Effective and Transparent Administration in Service for the Citizens

Author(s): Katerina Kolozova,Ana Blazheva,Iskra Gerazova Mujcin,Kalina Lechevska / Language(s): English

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