Ivana Bartulovic
Ivana Bartulovic (1981), politicologist. She attended Master's degree programme in Democracy and Human Rights on Humbolt University of Berlin. Vice president of the Centre for Civil Strengthening and a member of the board of the Centre for Theological Studies, member of the organizing board of the regional group Believers for peace, one of the Merciful fund St. Basil the Great founders. Associate of the Centre of Modern Skills, as well as the president and the first national representative of Erasmus Student Network of Serbia. Areas of academic interest: human and minority rights, philosophy of religion, sociology of religion, postmodernism. Author of several published scientific and professional papers in these areas, a BOS employee since 2009.
(E-mail: ivana.bartulovic@bos.rs)
Milan Sitarski (1971) graduated at the Department of Historical Studies, Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Belgrade in 1997, after successfully defending his thesis Comparative analysis of parliamentary elections’ results in Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes in the years of 1920 and 1923. Since graduation, Mr. Sitarski dealt with the issues concerning political geography, relationship between politics and religion, political doctrine and ideology, political life and the new history of Serbia, as well as other Balkan, and European countries, and other related issues. The articles he wrote on these topics were published in various collections, print and electronic publications and most of them can be found on the internet. He was also a student of Belgrade Open School (BOS 1994-95), history teacher, associate of BOS, Alternative Academic Education Network, and some other NGOs. As a lecturer, he delivered over hundred public lectures, classes and seminars throughout Serbia and other Western Balkans countries. At the moment, he works as the coordinator of Centre for Religious Studies of Belgrade Open School.