Mladenović Ivica
Ivica Mladenovic was born in Vranje, Serbia, where he graduated from the technological baccalaureate. He completed his studies in sociology in 2009 at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. Between 2010 and 2015 he was one of the editors of the intellectual journal Novi Plamen devoted to social, cultural and political issues. From 2013 to date, he has been a member of the editorial board of the British academic Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe, and since 2015, editor-in-chief of the Serbian edition of the monthly Le Monde diplomatique. He is co-editor of two collective books, editor of a dossier in a scientific journal and author of nearly thirty articles in national and international scientific journals and collective books. Thanks to a scholarship from the French government, in 2015 he enrolled in a PhD program co-supervisied by the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade and the University Paris 8 in Saint-Denis. From 2015 he is a member of the Centre de recherches sociologiques et politiques de Paris (CRESPPA), a research laboratory under the triple supervision of the CNRS, the universities of Paris 8 and Paris Nanterre.
PhD University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy and Université Paris 8 (2020).
PhD thesis topic: „French intellectuals and the destruction of Yugoslavia: structuring of a public space (1991–1999)“.