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DRNOVSEK Zorko Spela大学院国際文化学研究科講師
研究活動情報
■ 論文- 2025年01月, Migration and Race: Central and Eastern European Perspectives
- 2024年05月, Off white: Central and Eastern Europe and the global history of race, 311 - 327
- University of Ljubljana, 2022年10月, Andragoška spoznanja, 28(2) (2), 141 - 144
- 2021年11月, Artha Journal of Social Sciences, 20(2) (2)
- Informa UK Limited, 2021年10月, International Feminist Journal of Politics, 23(5) (5), 811 - 828
- Abstract The article deploys the lens of the race-migration nexus (Erel et al., Ethnic and Racial Studies 39:1339–1360, 2016) to compare the racialization of migrants in the UK and Japan. It draws on qualitative data on the experiences of Central-East European (CEE) migrants in the two countries to unpack how whiteness is constructed in relation to different histories and patterns of immigration in each national context. While CEE migrants in Japan benefit from being perceived as implicitly white and Western ‘foreigners’, their whiteness represents a form of enduring exclusion from the ethno-nationalist Japanese society. In the UK, changing political contexts and internal European hierarchies of whiteness contribute to CEE migrants’ ambiguous position in an increasingly anti-migrant society. By comparing the mechanisms of racialization in each country through the analytics of visibility and exclusion, the article furthers ongoing debates about the intersections of race and migration. It furthermore extends the comparative analysis of whiteness to a non-Western setting, making a significant contribution to the study of local/global articulations of race.Springer Science and Business Media LLC, 2021年07月, Comparative Migration Studies, 9(1) (1), 1 - 17
- The disintegration of Yugoslavia not only marked the end of a decades-long socialist multinational project, but also reorganised former Yugoslavs’ possibilities for imagining certain futures. This article examines intergenerational narratives of rupture amongst migrant families living in Britain, showing how uncertain pasts produce distinctly diasporic post-Yugoslav cultures of risk. Unlike sociological accounts of risk that foreground the conditions of late Western modernity, this approach to risk is grounded in collective experiences of late socialism, violent state collapse, and unexpected migration, as well as intergenerational experiences of migration and settlement in Britain. The article puts forth two main arguments. On the one hand, British-born children of former Yugoslav migrants ‘inherit’ and re-narrate their families’ stories of rupture, which transform the specific events of the 1990s into narratives of potentially universal existential uncertainty. While future uncertainty cannot be avoided, it can be partly mitigated by focusing on the present. On the other hand, both parents and children invoke the more positive aspects of risk when they imagine optimistic mobile futures for the younger generation. Here young people’s diasporic hybridity, another inheritance of post-Yugoslav migrations, is favourably contrasted with the postsocialist ‘stuckedness’ that characterises much of the post-Yugoslav space. By focusing on the multi-temporal and generative qualities of narrative uncertainty, the article proposes that intergenerational stories of rupture can contribute valuable interpretive resources for dealing with open-ended futures, both within and beyond migrant communities.SAGE Publications, 2020年06月, The Sociological Review, 68(6) (6), 1322 - 1337
- 2019年03月, dVersia: Special issue “Decolonial theory and practice in South-East Europe”, 3.19, 151 - 167Uneasy solidarities? Migrant encounters between postsocialism and postcolonialism
- Informa UK Limited, 2018年07月, Ethnic and Racial Studies, 42(9) (9), 1574 - 1591
- Drawing on Sara Ahmed’s work on the stranger and Anne-Marie Fortier’s approach to remembering home, this article argues for a methodology of memory and migration that would explore individuals’ encounters between lived spatio-temporalities without affirming a migrant ontology. I look to my ethnographic research on diasporic narratives among migrants from the former Yugoslavia in the United Kingdom to ask how recounted memories of home might be bound up in, but not confined to, the experience of migration. Exploring mnemonic journeys that go beyond dichotomies of displaced origins and strange new homelands, I suggest that stories of embodied sensory experience can make visible people’s encounters with forms of difference: both in the past home, which loses its ontological fixity, and in the process of inhabiting a ‘diaspora space’, which comes with its own narratives and trajectories of being a stranger.Intellect, 2016年04月, Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture, 7(1) (1), 81 - 95
- Drawing on the experience of an ongoing ethnographic project on family stories of socialist Yugoslavia, this paper asks how diasporic narratives might be located at various points of imagined spatiotemporalities. I examine some of the ways in which anthropology has dealt with cultural time, in order to see how the intergenerational narration of time might be co-constitutive of spaces of diaspora. Thinking about the ways in which both academic and commonplace discourses have shaped the expected narrative of the Yugoslav past, I also ask whether we might effect a more nuanced approach to analyzing how grounded, present-day experiences of diaspora space come to relationally construct other places and other times.{DE} {GRUYTER}, 2014年12月, Symbolism 14: An International Annual of Critical Aesthetics. Special Focus: Symbols of Diaspora, 14, 43 - 58
- 2024年07月, Reading Decoloniality
- 2022年06月, Allegra Lab: Anthropology for Radical Optimism
- 2022年, Lux Scotland
- Project Lingxi: Translation in the Expanded Field, Kura Gallery, 2025年07月The Lexicon of Stealing workshop
- CeMiPoS Decolonizing Futures Conference, 2025年07月‘Entangled Easts’: unfolding cross-border practices and methodologies
- Queer Migration Symposium, (KoMiReC), 2025年06月Queer Migrant Drag workshop
- Asian American Literature Association in Japan (AALA) 156th Meeting, 2025年01月Story-takers and lessons learned: A comment on Curtis Chin's "Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant"
- Linguapax Asia 2024 Symposium, 2024年12月‘Whose are the “words of ours”?’ Language, borders, and ‘migrant grammars’
- 2024年11月Border-work as method: exploring creative practices and lexicons (workshop)
- Worlding from South East Europe, Remaking International Relations, 2024年10月, BISA South-East Europe Working Group“Bosnia” or “Botswana”? Mapping East and South-East Europe from an Other East
- Reading Decoloniality reading group, 2024年07月(Re-)routing as Methodology: Unpacking the Ambivalent Proximities of Eastern European Whiteness,
- Eastern Europe–Global Area colloquium series, 2024年04月, Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography‘Eastern European’ in Japan? Refracted geographies of ‘Eastness’
- Aux Marges de l’Empire: Postsocialisme et Postcolonialité, 2024年03月, University of SussexA racialized politics of presence? The openings and closings of reading the postsocialist into a postcolonial migration story
- Invisible Grammars of Resistance? Political Subjectivities after East-West Migration, 2023年11月, University of SussexWho are ‘Eastern Europeans’? …and other stories
- Lecture Series on Colonialism, Borders and Migration, University of Cambridge Centre for the Study of Global Human Movement, 2023年06月, University of CambridgeEast of when, post where? ‘Eastern Europeanness’ and travelling racial imaginaries
- Henriette Herz Lecture, 2023年05月, Katholische Universität Eichstätt–Ingolstadt, EichstättDialoguing ‘postness’ across postcolonial and postsocialist geographies
- Post-Socialism, Migration and Memory in Britain and Beyond Webinar Series, 2023年05月, University of BirminghamToward a postsocialist politics of presence?
- Regional Studies Association 2022 Central and Eastern European Conference, "Bridging Old and New Divides–Global Dynamics & Regional Transformations", 2022年09月Racialisation and/as translation? Eastern European migrants’ racial subjectivities beyond the metaphor of ‘in-betweenness’
- Regional Studies Association (RSA) Central and Eastern European Conference pre-conference virtual event, 2022年06月Bridging and dividing Europe–Central Europe, Brexit, and Covid 19
- Nordic Summer University Winter Symposium on Whiteness, Racialization and (Post-)Soviet Pasts, 2022年04月What’s ‘postsocialist’ about Eastern Europeans? Untangling migrant narratives of whiteness, Eastern Europeanness, and (post)socialism in the UK
- British Sociological Association 2022 Annual Conference, 2021年04月Contingent past, uncertain future: Postsocialist migrant narratives as resources for dealing with open-ended futures
- Conjunctural Geographies of Postsocialist and Postcolonial Conditions: Theory Thirty Years after 1989, 2020年05月, Institute for Regional Geography and Leibniz Science Campus Eastern Europe–Global AreaRace, class, and the postsocialist migrant
- New and Old Migrations and Diversities in the UK and Japan, 2019年12月, Waseda UniversityMigrant translations of race and diversity between Bulgaria and London
- Royal Geographical Society-Institute of British Geographers (RGS-IBG) Annual Conference, 2019年08月When everything changed: reading post-Yugoslav family histories for the post-Brexit nation
- Historicizing ‘Whiteness’ in Eastern Europe and Russia, 2019年06月, Institute for Political Research, BucharestRe-routing East European socialism, historicising diasporic whiteness
- British International Studies Association (BISA) Annual Conference, 2019年06月Translating ‘race’ and coevalness between postsocialist and postcolonial Europe
- Department of Anthropology and Sociology Seminar Series, 2018年10月, SOAS University of LondonRoutes to coevalness: generation and migration after Yugoslavia
- European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA) Annual Conference, 2018年08月, Stockholm University'I know what happened’: diasporic origin and/as intergenerational knowledge
- International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) World Congress, 2018年07月, Federal University of Santa Catarina, FlorianópolisSounding it out: audible encounters with post-Yugoslav cultural intimacy
- British International Studies Association (BISA) Annual Conference, 2018年06月A special place? Race, migration, and genealogies of encounter
- 2018年04月'We’ve always had the same attitude': on translating ‘Bosnia’ into ‘Britain’ among former Yugoslav migrants
- Department of Social Anthropology Seminar Series, 2018年03月, Stockholm UniversityGenealogies of encounter: race and coloniality among (Central-)East European migrants in Britain
- Challenges in Queer and Feminist Migration and Diaspora Studies, 2017年07月Legacies of encounter as queer epistemology
- Association of Social Anthropologists of the UK and Commonwealth (ASA) Annual Conference–Footprints and Futures: The Time of Anthropology, 2016年07月, Durham University‘Don't think that everything is for certain’: encountering post-Yugoslav pasts in a British future
- American Anthropological Association (AAA) Soyuz Symposium, "Politics of Difference: Migration, Nation, Postsocialist Left and Right", 2016年03月, University of ChicagoSame place, same thing? Throwntogetherness in the diasporic narratives of post-Yugoslav others
- CEIFO Seminar Series on Transnational Migration, 2015年03月, Stockholm UniversityThe afterlife of ‘Yugoslavia’? On diasporic narratives and an intergenerational politics of significance
- Memory on the Move workshop, In Search of Transcultural Memory in Europe (ISTME) Conference, 2014年09月Mobile memory, mobile space: methodologies of narrative and movement
- Practical and Ethical Dilemmas Facing Researchers from Central and Eastern Europe Based at UK Universities and Studying Central and Eastern Europe, 2013年07月, University of BathThe reluctant insider? Studying the politics of belonging among former Yugoslavs in the United Kingdom
- Life Narratives: Memory, Citizenship, Gender, 2013年01月, Utrecht UniversityThe interpretation of family stories in the British-Yugoslav diaspora(s)
- European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA) Annual Conference, 2012年07月, Paris West University Nanterre La DéfenseMisunderstanding in the ethnographic politics of hearing
- Association of Social Anthropologists of the UK and Commonwealth (ASA) Annual Conference, 2012年04月, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New DelhiTelling lives: the framing and reception of narratives in Yugoslav refugee families
- Carnival of Feminist Cultural Activism, 2011年03月, University of YorkTransgressing borders: the case of Tanja Ostojić
■ 共同研究・競争的資金等の研究課題
- Independent Social Research Foundation Flexible Grant for Small Groups, 2025年10月 - 2026年10月“Entangled Easts: articulating migrant grammars and border temporalities across Eastern Europe and East Asia”
- Kobe University Gender Equality Promotion Office, Kobe University, 2024年07月 - 2025年03月移住する文法――新たに生成される語彙と複数形の未来
- Centre for Advanced Studies “Dialogical Cultures” (Henriette Herz Fellowship), Katholische Universität Eichstätt–Ingolstadt, 2023年05月 - 2023年08月Dialoguing ‘postness’ across postcolonial and postsocialist geographies
- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Postdoctoral Fellowship for Research in Japan (Short-term), Waseda University, 2022年04月 - 2023年04月, 研究代表者Comparing migrant narratives of race, migration, and belonging
- Leverhulme Trust, Early Career Fellowship, University of Warwick, 2017年10月 - 2020年10月, 研究代表者Toward a diasporic postsocialism: race, migration, and genealogies of encounter
- European Commission Seventh Framework Programme, Marie Curie Initial Training Network, SOAS University of London, その他Diasporic Constructions of Home and Belonging