We aim to enable institutionally supported knowledge exchange regarding the interplay between democratic innovations and bottom-up citizens’ mobilizations, often seen as disparate, even opposing phenomena.
The project aims for deeper understanding of social polarization, radicalization and change of everydayness as a consequence of strenghtening of right-wing movements and parties in Europe.
The project Take the City into Your Own Hands: the Outlines of Citizen Participation is designed to promote the principles of democracy, especially focusing on models of civic participation at the level of local communities.
Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory became a member of the national research consortium for European Social Survey in Serbia.
The research aims at examining the agency of women in the higher education system in Serbia, as well as strategies and ways in which women come to decision-making positions or are prevented from reaching them.
From November 2017, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory has been a partner on a five-year international scientific project Disobedient Democracy
The project aims at reducing hostility and conflicts between Serbs and Albanians by promoting true, positive stories about examples of Serbian-Albanian friendship and/or persons that acted as bridges among the two nations in the past and recent times.
Today, we witness to profound political challenges in mere description of the political ideologies and defining their constituencies in Serbian (but not limited to Serbian) population.
The ongoing transformation of scientific institutions in Serbia and the region
