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1 Index A Abart, 32, 83, 85, 129, 133, 134, 136, 143, 154, 158, 159, 162, 173, 181, Abrašević, 130, 131, 153, 158 Absolute space, 18, 175 Abstract space, 14, 18, 71, 174, 175 Activists, 33 Affective agency, 161 Agamben, Giorgio, 57, 181 Alienation, 25 Ambiguity, 107, 179 Amnesty, 181 Anđelić-Galić, Gordana, 149 Antagonism, 25 Anti-nationalist practices, 6 Archive of the City of Mostar, 145, 155, 160 Aristotle, 24, 181 Atmosphere of immobility, 106 Autogestion, 156 B Berlant, 110, 111, 114 Biopolitics, 178 Borders, 49 Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) seceded from Yugoslavia, 8, 10, 41, 45, 47, 66, 124 Bulevar, 1, 45, 86, 90, 93, 94, 147 C Change, idea of, 24 Citizen(s) of Mostar, 57, 59, 68 Citizenship, 26 City as a single entity, 54 City park, 91 Civil society, 124, 126, 128 Coffee, 102 Commission for Reforming the City of Mostar, 60 Complexities, 11 Consociational (power-sharing) system, 48, 67, 107 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 G. Carabelli, The Divided City and the Grassroots, The Contemporary City, 187

2 188 Index Constitutional law, 27 Constitutional reform(s), 48, 127 Contemporary BiH, 27 Contradictions, 24 Cosmos, 175 Creativity, 110, 113, 182 Croatian language, 103 Cultural programmes, 161 D Dark humour, 142 Dayton, 50 Dayton Peace Agreements, 47, 176 Desire, 114 Dialectical reading of social space, 15 Difference, 100, 102, 114, 182 Diffuse unemployment, 69 Divided city(ies), 1, 7, 11, 13, 14, 62, 184 E East Mostar, 46 Educational system, 176 Electoral constituency(ies), 55, 61 Electoral system, 54, 69 Electricity, 65 Elite interviews, 28 Ethnically divided societies, 9 Ethnic politics, 163 Ethnocracy, 49 Ethnographic accounts, 10 Ethnographic project, 28 Ethnography, 32, 184 Ethno-national, 21 Ethno-national categories, 50, 107, 108 Ethno-national identities, 4 Ethno-nationalism, 8, 20 Ethno-national membership, 70 Ethno-national quotas, 105 Ethno-national space, 178 EUAM. See European Union Administration of Mostar (EUAM) European city, 20, 56 European integration, 174 European powers, 18 European Union Administration of Mostar (EUAM), 51 Everyday, 99, 106 Everyday life, 10, 83, 172 Everydayness, 12, 101, 176 F False stories from Mostar s history, 136 Federation of BiH, The, 48 Festival, Festival of Art in Divided Cities, 134, 136, 141 Flat affect, 111 Foucault, 67 Frustration, 33 Fundraising, 143 G Grassroots activism, 123 Grassroots initiatives, 163 Grassroots organisation, 83, 184 H Habsburg heritage, 44 Hardt, Michael, 112 Heterogeneity, 91 Heterogeneous city, 153 Heterotopia(s), 156, 180, 182, 185 Heterotopic spaces, 124, 171

3 Index 189 HIT, 146 Homogeneity, 51 Homogenisation of space, 182 Homogenous, 70 Humour, 25 I Imagination, 110, 113 Immobile city, 163 Immobility, 2, 25, 111, 179 Individualna Radna Akcija 1, 148 Inertia, 3, 171 Infrastructures of socialisation, 85 International organisations, 94 Internationals, 2 J Jouissance, 114 Joyful atmosphere, 147 Joyful euphoria, 154 K Katić, Božidar, 146 Komunalno, 65 Korso, 88 Millennium Development Goals Fund (MDG-F), 143 Minimal differences, 180 More-than-representational theories, 184 Mostar as more-than-divided, 183 Multinational system, 62 N Nationalisms, 29 Nationalist narratives, 104 Neo-colonialist logic, 57 Networks of solidarities, 128 New administrative headquarter, 93 Nomos, 175 Non-sectarian groups, 10 North Camp, 63 O Office of the High Representative (OHR), 41, 52 OKC Abrašević (Youth Cultural Centre Abrašević), 129, 181 Old Bridge, 43, 44, 104 Orenčuk, Boris, 148 Ottoman history, 43 L Larger protests of 2013 and 2014, 127 Lateral agency, 111 Lefebvre, Henri, 11, 13, 14, 17, 18, 42, 84, 123, 172, 182, 183 M Marx, Karl, 18 Maximal differences, 180 Memorial, 152 P Partisan Memorial, 149, 150 Pastoral power, 67 Peace Agreements, 48 Permanent crisis, 112 Permanent partition, 9 Pleasure and joy, 182 Political impasse, 62 Political reductionism, 56 Political struggle, 26 Position of immobility, 109

4 190 Index Post-war city, 2 Post-war infrastructures, 91 Practices of socialisation in pre-war Mostar, 86 Pre-war, 90 Privatisation of public spaces, 160 Produce change, 156 Production of space, 22, 25, 182 Promenade Lenin, 88 Public space, 153 Q Quotidian practices, 116 R Radna Akcija, 150 Reappropriating space, 161 Reductionism, 33, 50 (Re)collecting Mostar, 85, 143, 144, 185 Reflective nostalgia, 131, 158 Remembering in a post-conflict city, 90 Representational space(s), 16, 19, 21, 100, 116 Representations, 12 Representations of Mostar as divided, 30 Representations of space, 15, 19, 21, 173 Republika Srpska, 48 Resistance, 115 Resistance spatially, 155 Restructuring of the education system, 47 Revolutionary tool, art as the, 123 Rhythm(s), 106, 116, 159 Right to the city, 13, 26 S Sarcasm, 112, 142, 160 Scales, 26, 176 School curricula, 177 Secure past, 95 Sejdić-Finci case, 48 Site-specific art works, 159 Site-specific intervention(s), 146, 153 Social change, 22, 110, 114 Socialisation, 91 Social life, 90 Social safety, 67 Social space, 171 Space as a productive process, 23 Space as becoming, 22 Space as process, 14 Space is always political, 24 Spaces of fear, 95 Spanish Square, 89, 146 Spatial discomfort, 98 Spatial practice(s), 16, 21, 47, 84, 116, 176 Spatial triad, 15, 172 Special Commission for reforming the City of Mostar, 52 Spinoza, 112, 114 Spontaneity, 107 Stasis, 179, 181, 182 State, 178 Survival strategy, 111 T Territory, 178 To cross to the other side, 98 Trans-ethnic narod, 108 Two schools under one roof, 94 Two water providers, 64

5 Index 191 U Unpopular areas, 98 UN Urbanism research, 1 Urban, the, 26, 176 Urbicid (urbicide), 46, 91 Y Young/younger people, 93, 98 Youth Cultural Centre Abrašević, 66 Yugonostalgia, 132 Yugoslavia, 44 W West Mostar, 46 Widespread corruption, 69