Research Fellow

dragana.stojanovic@ifdt.bg.ac.rs

CURRICULUM VITAE

Stojanović Dragana

Dragana Stojanović is a Research fellow at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory. She graduated at the University of Arts in Belgrade, Department of Ethnomusicology, and defended her doctoral dissertation in 2014, at the Theory of Art and Media interdisciplinary academic study program of the University of Arts in Belgrade. Her research involves memory studies, Holocaust studies, culture studies, theory of art and media, as well as the topics within the fields of ethnomusicology, digitally oriented education, gamification and informal education. Dragana Stojanović is a participant and organizer of numerous international and national scientific conferences, round tables and seminars in the areas mentioned above. Besides her academic research work and an extensive experience in formal education, she is active in informal education, working as a Project coordinator and Educational programs facilitator in the organization Haver Serbia.

Latest publications

  • Dragana Stojanović, “Surviving the Gender Matrix of the Holocaust: The Axis of Gender-Power in the Testimonies of Yugoslavian Holocaust Survivors” Eastern European Holocaust Studies, 2025. https://doi.org/10.1515/eehs-2024-0063
  • Dragana Stojanović, Lily Halpert Zamir, Batya Brutin, “The Prologue: Further Towards A Space of Her Own in the Holocaust Studies“, A Space of Her Own: Women in the Holocaust (eds. Dragana Stojanović, Lily Halpert Zamir, and Batya Brutin), Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, Belgrade, WHISC – Women in the Holocaust International Study Center, Israel, 13-21, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15028231
  • Dragana Stojanović, “Surviving the Gender Matrix of the Holocaust: The Axis of Gender-Power in the Testimonies of Yugoslavian Holocaust Survivors” Eastern European Holocaust Studies, 2025. https://doi.org/10.1515/eehs-2024-0063
  • Dragana Stojanović, Lily Halpert Zamir, Batya Brutin, “The Prologue: Further Towards A Space of Her Own in the Holocaust Studies“, A Space of Her Own: Women in the Holocaust (eds. Dragana Stojanović, Lily Halpert Zamir, and Batya Brutin), Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, Belgrade, WHISC – Women in the Holocaust International Study Center, Israel, 13-21, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15028231
  • Dragana Stojanović, Danica Igrutinović, „Postholokaustovska čitanja u jevrejskoj i hrišćanskoj misli: komparativni aspekti“, Holokaust i teologija (ur. Vera Mevorah, Željko Šarić i Predrag Krstić), Institut za filozofiju i društvenu teoriju, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Banjoj Luci, Beograd, 2023, 22-43.
  • Dragana Stojanović, „Važnost deviktimizacije i depatologizacije trans i rodno nebinarnih osoba i njihovih identiteta u školstvu u Srbiji: potreba, nužnost i pravo“, Temida, broj 3/2023, Viktimološko društvo Srbije, Beograd, 2023, 435-451.