“We are staying”: Youth Approaches to Anti-Nationalist Action and Memory in the Bosnian Town of Tuzla

January 1, 2026Open Access

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This research aims to explore the characteristics of local memory politics in Tuzla and how youth perspectives inform anti-nationalist action.
Conducted interviews with nine young activists from Tuzla.
Utilized participatory observation methods during the 30th anniversary of the Kapija massacre.
Analyzed differing local and dominant memory politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Youth perspectives in Tuzla are characterized by anti-nationalist sentiments and focus on pressing issues like rule of law and gender equality.
Participants demonstrated connections to youth activists from other nationalities, highlighting a regional solidarity.
The activism encompasses integration of war history into current and future civic engagement.

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Qualitative analysis reveals youth perspectives on memory and activism in Tuzla, suggesting local and regional connections among diverse activists.

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Dragojević et al. (2026) studied this question.

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