INSTITUTE FOR PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIAL THEORY

The Institute of Philosophy and Social Theory (University of Belgrade) was founded in 1981, in order to employ the professors who, in the aftermath of 1968 students’ protests, had been removed from their teaching positions at the Faculty of Philosophy: Z. Golubović, M. Marković, D. Mićunović, N. Popov, S. Stojanović, Lj. Tadić and M. Životić. Nurturing its critical tradition, the Institute has, throughout its history, gathered engaged researchers, such as Z. Đinđić, V. Koštunica, V. Pešić… The IPST today represents an internationally relevant academic centre which has contin-ued to base its work on the culture of critical reflection on the society and social engagement.

Participants in the video: Petar Bojanić, Jelena Ćeriman, Miloš Ćipranić, Igor Cvejić, Vladimir Cvetković, Ana Đorđević, Edvard Đorđević, Irena Fiket, Luka Glušac, Jelena Guga, Đorđe Hristov, Sanja Iguman, Vujo Ilić, Marjan Ivković, Miloš Janković, Mark Lošonc, Vukan Marković, Vera Mevorah, Dušanka Mi-losavljević, Olga Nikolić, Sara Nikolić, Ivan Nišavić, Andrea Perunović, Tamara Plećaš, Srđan Prodanović, Gazela Pudar Draško, Željko Radinković, Bojana Radovanović, Marko Ristić, Milica Sekulović, Milan Urošević, Jelena Vasiljević, Adriana Zaharijević, Petar Žarković