Studentische Proteste in Serbien - mit Dr. Valentina Petrović: Teil 2

from PoliTea · host Fachverein Polito | Institut für Politikwissenschaft UZH

Im zweiten Teil dieser Folge geht es um studentische Proteste in Serbien. Valentina erklärt, wie es dazu gekommen ist, wie die Student*innen die Bevölkerung mobilisiert haben und welche Konfliktlinien in Serbien prominent sind. Ausserdem reden wir über Korruption und Klientelismus und wie dies die Demokratie einschränkt. An dieser Folge haben ganz viele fleissig mitgeholfen, vielen Dank dafür! Koordination und Entwicklung: Samuel, Alina, Aylin Redaktion: Anka Moderation: Aylin & Alina Gästin: Valentina Petrović Postproduktion: Aylin Studioleitung: Angela Spörri In Kollaboration mit dem IPZ und Fachverein Polito, aufgenommen im Filmstudio von MELS, UZH

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