Sebina Sivac-Bryant

social anthropologist, author of Re-Making Kozarac (Palgrave, 2016) on refugee return, resilience, and self-reliance

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

great analogy

[Lee Bryant @leebryant]

Glad to see the NYT picking up on a story from @SSebina book Re-Making Kozarac about how a brave community returned and rebuilt after the Bosnian genocide, and the fact this revolves around cows is especially symbolic...

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

Nice to see Arifagić in the NYT as e.g. of post-Dayton disfunction in BiH (from my book: https://t.co/HjKHiN5eaE):

https://t.co/gFsORj1xhL

[The Chronicle of Higher Education @chronicle]

"When people talk about the decline of the humanities, they are actually talking about the rise and fall of the fact." https://t.co/BdgfgbECtl

[Lee Bryant @leebryant]

Sometimes I unplug my brainstem from the non-stop crisis liveblog that has become our life in the UK and become briefly conscious of how the media, especially the BBC, has failed us on Brexit in a way that reminds me just a little bit of the collapse of Yugoslavia. (1/20)

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

returnee's view: “I deal with the past in a certain way, because I want people who come back to Višegrad to have a future,” he say…” https://t.co/dfbirfqfG3

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

a great idea how to contextualise monuments from a troubled past https://t.co/JR83baPAzn?

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

on dehumanisation: ‘treating human beings like vermin lies precisely in the recognition that they are not’ https://t.co/M14eCX5UkJ

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

interesting review of my book, Re-Making Kozarac by @markoah “Sivac-Bryant has crafted a multifaceted little gem of a local study”. thanks! https://t.co/7wfN7cgcY7

[Marko Attila Hoare 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇦🇬🇱🇪🇺 @markoah]

My review of 'Re-making Kozarac: Agency, reconciliation and contested return in post-war Bosnia' by @SSebina https://t.co/72ks1gZVOL

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

"hardest task facing emancipatory politics today is to encourage people to think for themselves" https://t.co/KBqgUrBRvR

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

Aleppo After the Fall https://t.co/aaEsexgtCC

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The Revolutionary Power of Andean Folk Tales https://t.co/kVc05KepVG

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Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds https://t.co/OxGfMiWUIK

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

'not everything can be explained on the basis of past data or theories about rational behaviour' https://t.co/oMAjtdFXGI

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

Opening of UN files on Holocaust will 'rewrite chapters of history' https://t.co/IVpCMoMgsE

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https://t.co/OwCMWq3gy4

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

lovely reader’s review of my book Re-Making Kozarac https://t.co/SKcXg5j0p6

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

Europe gave London a lesson in lifestyle https://t.co/uieEtLmBTb

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

"the tide of money transformed refugees into “commodities” and encouraged short-term responses" https://t.co/skBkN72PuJ

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

Zuckerberg and the Anthropologist: Facebook, Culture, Digital Futures https://t.co/462d5vkzto via @CultureDig

[Sebina Sivac-Bryant @SSebina]

How technology gets us hooked https://t.co/eX6fIpZleA