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POPULISM in CENTRAL and EASTERN EUROPE

Danica Balaban

Danica Balaban contributes to WP3 (Culture) and will also contribute to the Report on the politicisation of gender in populist discourses illustrating various aspects of neo-traditionalism. Together with Maja Krek and Isidora Jarić, she is responsible for Task 3.4 ‘Gender identities in transformation: patriarchy, misogyny and homophobia as elements of populist politics discourses in Serbia’.

Publications

  • Jarić Isidora, Balaban Danica i Bajčeta Snežana (2022): “(Mis)Use of Unnamed Sources in Media Reporting on Political Actors: The Role of the Media in the Populist Construction of the Enemies of the People”, u CONTEMPORARY POPULISM AND ITS POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES: DISCOURSES AND PRACTICES IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE, Zagreb: Institut Ivo Pilar.
  • Jarić Isidora i Laban Danica (2019): “Character assassination kao strategija medijskog izveštavanja u Srbiji: slučaj JK”, Limes Plus, 1/2019, str. 55-77.
  • Jarić I. and BaLaban, D. (2017) ‘Sample’ and ‘Research results’ in Kazimir Curgus, V. (ed.), QUARTERLY MEDIAMETER: Analysis of the print media in Serbia, vol. 3, no. 1-2, Belgrade: Public Policy Institute
  • Jarić I. and BaLaban, D. (2016) ‘Sample’ and ‘Research results’ in Kazimir Curgus, V. (ed.), QUARTERLY MEDIAMETER: Analysis of the print media in Serbia, vol. 2, no. 1-4, Belgrade: Public Policy Institute
  • Praxis / Gayten LGBT (2015-2016) Sensitization of National and Local Media on the Position of Trans Persons, Office for Human and Minority Rights of the Government of the Republic of Serbia (chief researcher)
  • Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Serbia (2016 – 2018) Evaluation of media content co-financed by the Ministry of Culture and Information in 2016 and Improvement of Media Values (chief researcher).
  • Jarić I., and BaLaban, D. (2015) ‘Sample’ and ‘Research results’ in Kazimir Curgus, V. (ed.), QUARTERLY MEDIAMETER: Analysis of the print media in Serbia, vol. 1, no. 1-4, Belgrade: Public Policy Institute