Nova etnografija
“Nova etnografija” is perceived as a book series for the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research, whose primary purpose is the production of quality Masters and Doctoral works on different themes in the disciplines of ethnology, anthropology, ethnography and folklore studies. For the moment, a small number of publications have been produced on wide variety of themes related to the ones that the staff at the Institute are engaged in, which as well follow the most up to date trends in world academic research. The intention of the team is also to translate and publish particularly valuable academic works from abroad, which up until now have not been available in Croatian for either a professional readership or for general interest.
Editors: Ozren Biti, Tanja Halužan i Jelena Ivanišević
On Thursday, 21 May 2026, the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research organised and hosted a multiplier event as part of the Erasmus+ project DigiArcheoSpace – Modern Tools for Documenting and Presenting Cultural Heritage in Archaeology, in which the Institute participates as one of the six project partners.
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On 26 March 2026, the fourth transnational partner meeting of the Erasmus+ project Modern tools for documenting and presenting the cultural heritage in archaeology (DigiArcheoSpace) took place at the library of the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research in Zagreb.
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(NORMANEL) invite you to apply for participation in the International conference Affective Regimes of Normality and Discomfort, which will take place at the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies in Zagreb from 28 to 30 September 2026. Detailed information on the conference’s thematic focus and application deadlines on link.
Erasmus + KA220-HED Project, September 1, 2024 – August 31, 2026 The DigiArcheoSpace project aims to modernize the higher education by providing educational materials and modern tools for documenting and presenting the cultural heritage in...
Editors: Naila Ceribašić, Dora Dunatov and Jelka Vukobratović
For the studies brought together in this volume, music is no longer necessarily something marked by notation or its absence; for them, music is also something that can be recorded phonographically. In other words, instead of records in the register of the symbolic, this volume considers music that is recordable and recorded in the register of the real. […] If this extensive and multifaceted book offers a kind of history, analysis, and anthropology of domestic musical culture in the twentieth century, it also provides a view of the present, of today’s disputes and problems in dealing with the musical heritage of the previous century.
Dalibor Davidović, Full Professor, Academy of Music, University of Zagreb
Narodna umjetnost 63/1 (2026) – CALL FOR PAPERS Thematic issue: Employment in precarious times: coping strategies and emotional imprints.
Island Ethnographies – Island Heritage and Environmental Futures as Drivers of Island Community Development (BAŠOTOK) The BAŠOTOK project is dedicated to ethnographic research into Croatian islands’ inhabitants’ experiences of islandness. The project’s aims are to...
The Poetics and Politics of Ethnography Today (EPP) With this project, we return to the notions of poetics and politics of ethnography inscribed in the foundations of contemporary anthropology, now focusing on questions of the role of science, knowledge exchange,...
The project is a continuation of long-term scientific research that is the fundamental activity of the Reference Center for Intangible Culture at the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore. Utilizing the latest technological advancements and the development of digital...
Bestiary of Croatian Ethnoculture. Interdisciplinary Foundations (BESTIA) Through systematic processing and valorization of existing animalistic data found in seminal works of Croatian ethnography and folklore from the 19th and 20th centuries, such as the "Zbornik za...
