Negotiating Social Relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dr Stef Jansen is Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Manchester (UK). Based on ethnographic research in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, he has published widely on transformations of home and hope with regard to statecraft, place, nation and post-Cold War reconfigurations. Dr Carna Brkovic is Postdoctoral Fellow at the Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies, Regensburg (Germany).Dr Vanja Čelebičić is Post-Doctoral Research Associate on the project Youth and Citizenship in Divided Societies at the University of Durham. Her research interests include topics such as borders, locality, temporality, age, visual anthropology and sensory media.

• Introduction, Stef Jansen, ?arna Brkovi?, Vanja ?elebi?i?; Whose Voice?; The Discretion of Witnesses, Cécile Jouhanneau; Fragments of Village Life and the Rough Ground of the Political in Post-War BiH, David Henig; Integrating ‘During the War’ in ‘After the War’, Nejra Nuna ?engi?; Commentary, Armina Galijaš, Hrvoje Pai?; Whose Flexibility?; Affective Labour, Azra Hromadži?; Flexibility of Veze / Štele, ?arna Brkovi?; ‘The King is Naked’, Karla Koutková; CT-bp-3 Commentary, Paul Stubbs; Whose Vote?; Beyond to Vote or Not to Vote, Vanja ?elebi?i?; Future Conditional, Larisa Kurtovi?; CT-bp-4 Commentary, Florian Bieber; Who are ‘We’ in the First Place?; Raja, Nebojša Šavija-Valha; Excavating the Common Ground, Larisa Jašarevi?; CT-bp-5 Commentary, Svjetlana Nedimovi?; Afterword, Michelle Obeid;