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Session Submission Type: Panel
Through a conceptual lens of form, this panel thinks through various aspects of the socialist experience and seeks not only to expose the complexity of precarious forms of being and acting, but also to advance our understanding of socialism as a discrete historical experience and political project. We see precarity not exclusively as posing limitations for socialist citizens' agency and their political subjectivities, but also as the category capable of questioning, transcending and restructuring set norms and power relations as well as complicating the seemingly “totalizing” nature of the dominant perspective on socialist power relations.
Gig Economy in Socialist Yugoslavia: Performing Privatnik - Ana Hofman, Scientific Research Centre SAZU (Slovenia)
Notes towards 'Precarious' Terminology: What Do We Talk about When We Talk about the Post-Soviet? - Danijela Lugaric, U of Zagreb (Croatia)
Scarce Forms, Collective Imagination, and Precarity of Socialism: Rereading Socialism and its Demise through Forms - Tanja Petrovic, Scientific Research Centre SAZU (Slovenia)
Encountering Precariousness: Postwar Yugoslav Socialist Publishing for Minors and Childhood Conceptions - Katja Kobolt, Scientific Research Centre SAZU (Slovenia)