Student Activism and Mobilizations in Pre and Post-breakup Slovenia and Croatia - Audiovisual Evidence -
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This article bears evidence of young people’s civic engagement in two of the successor states of former Yugoslavia that more or less border the Mediterranean, as (re)presented in local documentary films after 2000. Starting with a still running radio station established as early on as 1969 in the Slovenian city of Ljubljana, it then focuses on students’ mobilizations in Zagreb and other Croatian universities in the period following the turbulent transition from socialism to (neo)liberalism. The films reveal both a rich cultural and local cinematic tradition and most importantly instances of young citizens’ familiarity with non-institutionalized modes of action existing in former Yugoslavia and much more so in the post-breakup era. In a Balkan/ Mediterranean region rather peripherally mentioned in media coverage and scholarly research, this kind of activism had been aligned with movements taking place in Western countries appealing for democratization in education and society both in the 60s and the first decades of globalization.
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This article bears evidence of young people’s civic engagement in two of the successor states of former Yugoslavia that more or less border the Mediterranean, as (re)presented in local documentary films after 2000. Starting with a still running radio station established as early on as 1969 in the Slovenian city of Ljubljana, it then focuses on students’ mobilizations in Zagreb and other Croatian universities in the period following the turbulent transition from socialism to (neo)liberalism. The films reveal both a rich cultural and local cinematic tradition and most importantly instances of young citizens’ familiarity with non-institutionalized modes of action existing in former Yugoslavia and much more so in the post-breakup era. In a Balkan/ Mediterranean region rather peripherally mentioned in media coverage and scholarly research, this kind of activism had been aligned with movements taking place in Western countries appealing for democratization in education and society both in the 60s and the first decades of globalization.
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