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Julie Mostov

Professor Emerita

Drexel University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Global Studies and Modern Languages

Politics

Julie Mostov is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emerita at Drexel University.

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Drexel University

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political science gender studies nationalism social sciences feminist theory history conflict middle eastern studies democracy peace research gender theory identity politics national identity soft borders social change intersectionality gender identity gender inequality conflict resolution cultural change gender diversity violence against women feminist criminology nationality political studies geopolitics european society eurasian geography international history turkish studies european security european archaeology change management intergroup conflict institutional history social transitions gender equality biopolitics masculinity sexism feminist perspectives historical analysis political development political culture political theory cross-border crime geopolitical conflict border controls cross-border challenge territorial markers symbolic boundaries yugoslav succession instant history transnational citizens eastern europe post-communist cultural studies yugoslav successor states gender politics western balkans complex interdependencies

Notable Scholarly Works

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Populism is Always Gendered and Dangerous. Frontiers in Sociology (2021)

Julie Mostov

gender identitygendered sexualityfeminist perspectivesmasculinitysociologyintersectionalityfeminist criminologyviolence against womenfeminist theorygender theorygender studiessexismsocial sciencesgender diversitygender inequality

Rethinking Borders, Violence, and Space. SSRN Electronic Journal (2010)

Julie Mostov

international securityborder controlsgeopolitical conflictpolitical sciencecross-border challengeinternational relationsforeign policycross-border crimesecurity studiesgeopolitics

Soft Borders: Complex Interdependencies and Multi-Scalar Associations. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

Julie Mostov

soft borderscomplex interdependencies

The Politics of National Identity. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2008)

Julie Mostov

nationalismpolitical sciencenational identityidentity politicsnationalityidentity (social science)

Soft Borders and Transnational Citizens. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Julie Mostov

soft borderstransnational citizens

From Gender to Nation. (2004)

Rada Ivekovic And Julie MostovRada IvekovicJulie Mostov

nationalismpolitical sciencegender equalitygender theorysocial transitionsgender studiessocial sciencesbiopolitics

Gender Politics in the Western Balkans: Women and Society in Yugoslavia and the Yugoslav Successor States. Ed. Sabrina Ramet. Post-Communist Cultural Studies. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1999. VII, 343 Pp. Notes. Index. $55.00, Hard Bound. $18.95, Paper.. Slavic Review (2001)

Julie Mostov

gender politicsyugoslav successor statespost-communist cultural studiesgender studieswestern balkanscultural studies

The Use and Abuse of History in Eastern Europe: A Challenge for the 90s. Constellations (1998)

Julie Mostov

historical analysiseastern europehistory

Instant History: Understanding the Wars of Yugoslav Succession. Slavic Review (1996)

Gale StokesJohn LampeDennison RusinowJulie Mostov

slavic languageseast asian studiesinstant historyyugoslav successioninstitutional historyhistorymiddle eastern studies

“Our Womens”/“Their Womens” Symbolic Boundaries, Territorial Markers, and Violence in the Balkans. Peace &amp Change (1995)

Julie Mostov

peace researchintergroup conflictsocial changepolitical sciencefeminist theorychange managementcultural changesymbolic boundariessocial sciencesconflictterritorial markersconflict resolutionanthropology

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Julie Mostov

Professor Emerita

Drexel University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Global Studies and Modern Languages

Politics

Julie Mostov is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emerita at Drexel University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Julie Mostov

Drexel University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Populism is Always Gendered and Dangerous. Frontiers in Sociology (2021)

Julie Mostov

Rethinking Borders, Violence, and Space. SSRN Electronic Journal (2010)

Julie Mostov

international securityborder controlsgeopolitical conflictpolitical sciencecross-border challengeinternational relationsforeign policycross-border crimesecurity studiesgeopolitics

Soft Borders: Complex Interdependencies and Multi-Scalar Associations. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

Julie Mostov

soft borderscomplex interdependencies

The Politics of National Identity. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2008)

Julie Mostov

nationalismpolitical sciencenational identityidentity politicsnationalityidentity (social science)

Soft Borders and Transnational Citizens. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Julie Mostov

soft borderstransnational citizens

From Gender to Nation. (2004)

Rada Ivekovic And Julie MostovRada IvekovicJulie Mostov

nationalismpolitical sciencegender equalitygender theorysocial transitionsgender studiessocial sciencesbiopolitics

Julie Mostov

gender politicsyugoslav successor statespost-communist cultural studiesgender studieswestern balkanscultural studies

The Use and Abuse of History in Eastern Europe: A Challenge for the 90s. Constellations (1998)

Julie Mostov

historical analysiseastern europehistory

Instant History: Understanding the Wars of Yugoslav Succession. Slavic Review (1996)

Gale StokesJohn LampeDennison RusinowJulie Mostov

slavic languageseast asian studiesinstant historyyugoslav successioninstitutional historyhistorymiddle eastern studies

“Our Womens”/“Their Womens” Symbolic Boundaries, Territorial Markers, and Violence in the Balkans. Peace &amp Change (1995)

Julie Mostov

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