Iguman Sanja
Sanja is employed as a researcher fellow at the Institute of Philosophy and Social Theory, University
of Belgrade.
Sanja’s main areas of interest are natural and cultural heritage, their dissonance, politics, (mis)use, neglect and interpretation in public space. She also explores the concept of cultural and urban landscapes in the aforementioned contexts. She is active in local community, especially in dealing with problems related to endangering natural resources, as well as cultural goods in public space.
Latest publications
- Iguman, S; Mijatovic, N. & Nikolic, S. (2022). “Keep up the good work, Za nas Kej!” citizens’ passive support to the local activist group. Filozofija I Društvo 33 (1):120-142.
- Iguman, S (2021). “Urban rivers in Belgrade, Serbia. Radical transformations and illegal urban practices in a post-socialist capital. Archivio antropologico mediterraneo, Anno XXIV, n. 23 (2) | 2021
- Iguman, S (2021). Heritage sites vs. Construction sites – Belgrade’s Ušće. Proceedings: XI scientific and professional conference Architectural Heritage and urban Planning. Cultural Heritage Preservation Institute of Belgrade ISBN 978-86-6100-000-3.