Scholarly Collaborators
Zlatan Stojadinović
Bachelor of Arts in History at the University of Vienna (2014). Since 2014 student
of the Master Program in History at the University of Vienna.
Research interests: Orthodox Serbs in Austria and in the Austrio-Hungarian Empire
(17th-20th centuries), Serbs in Vienna (1741-1918), Cultural History and Cultural
Transfer.
External Scholarly Collaborators
Marijana Kokanović Marković
Marijana Kokanović Marković, associate professor in the Department of Musicology and Ethnomusicology at The Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad. She graduated (Music pedagogy; Musicology), as well as received her M.A. and Ph.D (Mysicology) at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad. She took part in conferences, in the country and abroad, and has published many papers in Serbian, German, English and Czech language, as well as lexicography articles for The Serbian Biographical Dictionary, The Serbian Encyclopedia and Grove Music Online. She co-edited Kornelije Stanković - Piano Music, Vol. 1 (Belgrade, Novi Sad, 2004), and the album of salon dances for piano- From Salons of Novi Sad (Novi Sad, 2004). She published a monograph The Social Role of Salon Music in the lives and system of values of the Serbian Citizens in the 19th century (Belgrade, 2014). Her current research focuses on the history of music of the 19th century in Serbian, Balkan and the European context, and in particular the impact of Central European music culture in the Balkans in the 19th century. She regularly participates in projects carried out by Matica Srpska (Novi Sad), Institute of Musicology SASA (Belgrad). She completed specialization courses in Vienna and in Leipzig.
see https://ns.academia.edu/MarijanaKokanovicMarkovic
Contact details:
Marijana Kokanović Marković, PhD
associate professor
Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad, Serbia
Email: marijanakokanovic@yahoo.com
Vera Merkel-Tiefenthaler
Vera Merkel-Tiefenthaler graduated from the University of Vienna (musicology, slavistics). Since 2002, she has been doing research about musicians from Serbia and Croatia, who lived and worked in Vienna (Petar Stojanović, Josip Široki, Herta Baurose, Fritz Renger, Josip Mandić, ...). She has published articles in Zbornik za scenske umetnosti i muziku Matice Srpske (2005, 2007), Zbornik Inštituta za slovensko narodopisje ZRC SAZU (2005), Journal of the society for Slovene Studies (2006), časopis SPOJI (2017, culture-magazine of Serbian-orthodox Society in German-speaking countries) and took part in scientific conferences. She presently collaborates in international projects, such as a research-project about Diana Budisavljević (documentary-film by RTS and ORF). Since 2003 numerous of her translations have been published by MIC Zagreb (Music Information Center Zagreb) and Koncertna direkcija Zagreb.
Bernhard Koschicek
BSc in Computer Sciences, BA in History, student of Computer Sciences at the University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien and currently student of history at the University of Vienna. Research interests include computer security, python, Linked Open Data, API, digital reservation, historical geographie, GIS, medieval and military history.
Publications
CV
Contact details:
Koschicek Bernhard, BSc BA
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Institute for Medieval Research (IMAFO)
Division of Byzantine Research (ABF) (see contact)
Email: Bernhard.Koschicek@oeaw.ac.at
Project Leader
Mihailo Popović, Project Leader
Priv.-Doz. Mag. Dr. phil.; 2000: Mag. phil. with highest
distinction (University of Vienna, 2000); Dr. phil. with highest distinction
(University of Vienna, 2005);
Unanimous decision to be granted a licence to teach "History of South-East Europe
and Byzantine Studies"
(University of Vienna, 2011); since 12 January 2017: Chair of the "Commission for
the Historical Geography and Spatial Analysis of Byzantium" at the International
Association of Byzantine Studies (AIEB)
Research Interests: History and Culture of South Eastern Europe (7th-16th
Centuries),
Late Byzantine History (1204-1453), Gender Studies, Historical Geography and
Cartography of the Mediterranean,
Digital Humanities and Historical Geographic Information Systems (HGIS)
see oeaw.academia.edu/MihailoPopovic
Contact details:
Priv.-Doz. Mag. Dr. Mihailo Popović
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Institute for Medieval Research (IMAFO)
Division of Byzantine Research (ABF) (see contact)
Email: Mihailo.Popovic@oeaw.ac.at