Our first-year MASEES students, Janka Csepregi and Katalin Kosza, interviewed second-year MASEES student Alessandro Ieranò about student protests in Serbia. Alessandro is currently in his third, mobility semester in Belgrade, where he has had the opportunity to put his knowledge of Serbia and Southeast Europe into practice.

Listen to this engaging podcast as he shares his experiences in Belgrade—witnessing protests firsthand, gaining a deeper understanding of political challenges, and bridging the gap between theory and practice.

“What I read before, I now understand much better. This is knowledge transformed into practice. What I previously learned, I have now lived on my skin."

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Two months after the events in the north of Kosovo, and more than ten years after the start of the dialogue, the Kosovo-Serbia relations have been increasingly tense, and seemingly no closer to an agreement. If the dialogue was a patient, we will ask our panelists to identify the illnesses and the cures and try to make sense of the developments that have once again shaken the citizens of these two countries, and the region. The process of the dialogue has shifted throughout the years, but two of the essential aspects to its success continue to be elusive, namely recognition of Kosovo’s statehood by Serbia, and the establishment of the Association of Serb Municipalities by Kosovo. The discussion is an invitation to the panelists to reflect on the past decade of the dialogue and to offer some clarity on the position of the various entangled actors, as well as offer potential ways forward.

• Florian Bieber, University of Graz
• Donika Emini, CiviKos Platform
• Bernard Nikaj, University of Graz
• Vujo Ilić, University of Belgrade
• Dušan Spasojević, University of Belgrade
• Jelena Vasiljević, University of Belgrade

Moderator

Lura Pollozhani, University of Graz

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This podcasts looks at the history of war-related migration from the post-Yugoslav states to Graz. The pocast was created by Jana Paulitsch , Aleksandra Bozic, Ivan Madzarevic Jr., William Zaccaria in the framework of the class "SEE in Graz" held in the Wintersemester 2022-3 by Florian Bieber.

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