ShareTweetPinDirector of Ljubljana-based Institute of Culture and Memory Studies, Tanja Petrović, discusses the new lives of Yugoslav objects, Yugonostalgia, and the political potential of socialist Yugoslavia today. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinPresident Goran Gabrić takes me on a walking tour of Mini Yugoslavia. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinThe phenomenon of Yugonostalgia continues to elicit attention from the media and academics. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinPetar Janjatović, author of Ex-YU Rock Encyclopedia 1960-2015, discusses the endurance of Yugoslav rock and the political power of music. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinMario Milaković, the founder of Yugodom, a stay over museum of mid-century modern Yugoslav design, discusses his creation, tourism, and Yugonostalgia. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinThe inaugural episode of Remembering Yugoslavia is all about the Yugo car. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinPinkove zvezdice is an American Idol-like program of the Serbian TV Pink in which children perform. One of the stars of recent years is Katarina Radulović. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinA number of companies in the capital cities of ex-Yugoslavia provide tours in vintage Made-in-Yugoslavia vehicles. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinLeksikon YU Mitologije (Lexicon of YU Mythology) is a collaborative 2004 book, and an ongoing online project, compiling 800+ short narratives of Yugoslavian popular culture. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinAna Petrov. Jugoslovenska muzika bez Jugoslavije: koncerti kao mesta sećanja. Beograd: Delfi, 2016. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPin“OVO JE POSLJEDNJI TITOV GRAD NA PROSTORIMA BIVŠE JUGOSLAVIJE ‘Kada bih mogao dignuti Broza iz groba i leći tamo umjesto njega, ja bih to učinio odmah’,” Jutarnji List, 3/11/2018 [pdf] ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinAna Hofman. “Tabu na sećanja: Bolest zvana jugonostalgija.” Nova srpska politička misao: časopis za političku teoriju i društvena istraživanja. 11/5/2007. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinGeneral Consulate of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is a nonprofit based in Tivat, Montenegro, promoting the former country. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPin“6 predanja svakog jugonostalgičara,” Telegraf, 11/29/2018 [pdf] ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinDubravka Ugresić. Europe in Sepia. Translated from the Croatian by David Williams. Rochester, NY: Open Letter, 2014 ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinSvjetlana Rašić, “Vodič kroz jugonostalgiju: Da li je 25.maj u modi?” (Guide to Yugonostalgia: Is May 25 in Fashion?), Esquire Serbia, 5/26/2017 ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinDan Mladosti was one of the biggest holidays in SFRY and it continues to be commemorated today. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinA Gallup poll released a year ago, on May 18, 2017 shows that perceptions regarding Yugoslavia’s breakup vary by former republic, by ethnicity, and by age. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinJelača, Dijana, Maša Kolanović, and Danijela Lugarić, eds. The Cultural Life of Capitalism in Yugoslavia: (Post)Socialism and Its Other. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave MacMillan, 2017. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinUgrešić, Dubravka. The Ministry of Pain. Translated by Michael Henry Helm. New York: HarperCollins, 2005. ShareTweetPin
ShareTweetPinTodorova, Maria, and Zsuzsa Gille, eds. Post-Communist Nostalgia. New York: Berghahn Books, 2010. ShareTweetPin
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