Jelena Subotic's guest appearances

Jelena Subotic

The Hayseed Scholar Podcast

Duckcalls: Duck of Minerva podcast

Conversation Six

Dan Nexon

Michael Mauboussin

Robert Lee

Michael Mann

Jude Blanchette

Julian Gewirtz

Carl Minzner

Scott Kennedy

Susan Thornton

Emma Ashford

Jonathan Ward

Paul Triolo

Graham Allison

Mary Gallagher

Robert Kelly

OwlTail

Brent Steele and Jelena Subotic on ontological security and what it adds to our understanding of international relations.

Brent Steele and Jelena Subotic

In this inaugural Duck of Minerva podcast, we talk with Professor Jelena Subotic about her new book, Yellow Star, Read Star: Holocaust Remembrance after Communism due out with Cornell University Press at the end of 2019 (https://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501742408/yellow-star-red-star/).

In this inaugural Duck of Minerva podcast, we talk with Professor Jelena Subotic about her new book, Yellow Star, Read Star: Holocaust Remembrance after Communism due out with Cornell University Press at the end of 2019 (<a href="https://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501742408/yellow-star-red-star/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501742408/yellow-star-red-star/</a>).

Episode 1: Jelena Subotic

Jelena Subotic of Georgia State University is an accomplished scholar of International Relations who focuses on the politics of memory and identity, transitional justice, international ethics, and ontological security studies. She spoke with Brent about a number of topics during their conversation. Jelena discusses growing up in Yugoslavia and how identity became an issue 'overnight' in the late 1980s, going to LSE for undergraduate studies while Yugoslavia was breaking up, being a DJ at a Belgrade radio station in the 1990s, the feeling of bombs during the NATO war on Serbia in 1999, moving to the US and graduate school at Syracuse and then Wisconsin-Madison, the tough transition to a tenure-track position at GSU, and the feeling of 'I'm going to be alright' after her first book was accepted with Cornell University Press. She also discusses how she approaches writing, how she was introduced to tennis, her adventures on twitter, and much more! 

Jelena Subotic of Georgia State University is an accomplished scholar of International Relations who focuses on the politics of memory and identity, transitional justice, international ethics, and ontological security studies. She spoke with Brent about a number of topics during their conversation. Jelena discusses growing up in Yugoslavia and how identity became an issue 'overnight' in the late 1980s, going to LSE for undergraduate studies while Yugoslavia was breaking up, being a DJ at a Belgrade radio station in the 1990s, the feeling of bombs during the NATO war on Serbia in 1999, moving to the US and graduate school at Syracuse and then Wisconsin-Madison, the tough transition to a tenure-track position at GSU, and the feeling of 'I'm going to be alright' after her first book was accepted with Cornell University Press. She also discusses how she approaches writing, how she was introduced to tennis, her adventures on twitter, and much more!

Hayseed Scholar episode 4: Jelena Subotic