Skupovi staro

Znanstveno-strucni skup Hrvatskog etnološkog društva
Baština i festivali
Povijesni razvoj, festivalski okviri i suvremene tendencije smotri i festivala tradicijske kulture u Hrvatskoj
7. znanstveni seminar u čast Branimiru Brataniću

After analyzing feminist practices of inheriting and archiving the past, the 2016 Dubrovnik course devotes its attention to feminist engagements with the future, which the first decade of the new century has already exposed to an extraordinary vastness of acts of expropriation: recent natural and political catastrophes – epochal displacements, widespread migrations and wars, social engineering, assault on community values, security and freedom, the dramatic curtailment of civil liberties, increase of global military capabilities, the license for the preservation of massive privilege and inequality, unemployment, precarity, austerity measures, financial cuts in education, failure of the welfare state, increased violence against women, children, minorities, the other.…

During the 2014 jubilee year SIEF not only celebrates, but also spreads its wings. On 12 September the members present in Amsterdam participated in a successful golden jubilee and reflected on SIEF’s past and future. Two months later SIEF celebrated again its birthday at the meeting of the American Folklore Society in Santa Fe. Colleagues from our American counterpart organization were invited to join SIEF and come to Zagreb, while for the first time representatives of the board of SIEF were invited to the AFS board to sound out what common ground could be found for the future.

Skup poslijediplomskih studenata etnologije i kulturne antropologije

The Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research (IEF), academic host, joins with Korčula’s Tourist Board and other local representatives, to welcome all participants of the 28th symposium of the ICTM Study Group on Ethnochoreology. This is the second symposium that the IEF in Zagreb along with local hosts on Korčula have collaborated to make possible an ethnochoreology gathering on the historically rich island of Korčula, along the Adriatic coast of Croatia. In the year 2000, the 21st symposium was a record-breaking event in its attendance welcoming new dance researchers into the Study Group, and again in this 28th biennial meeting, the Study Group has another record-breaking number of participants, many of them international students participating in their first meeting, to mingle with senior members who participated in the 21st symposium.