Ilhan Radetinac
Ilhan Radetinac is an author, researcher, and founder of the Avangarda platform, focusing on human rights, transitional justice, environmental justice, and democratic culture in the Balkans. His work combines field research, documentary filmmaking, and public policy, with a particular interest in stories that remain outside the mainstream frame.
Author stories
From the Bloody Hand to the Museum Wall: How Protest Produces Art
From Serbia to Paris, Chile and New York, protest movements create images that outlive the moment of revolt. Later comes the struggle over their meaning, memory and ownership.
The World After American Dominance: Who Really Holds Power Today?
America remains a superpower, but it is no longer the only centre of global power. Financial, military, industrial and technological strength is now divided among several powers.
When the State Moves Behind a Screen
Digitalisation can make life easier, but when apps, passwords and internet access become unspoken conditions for exercising rights, some citizens are left dependent on others.
Half-truth as the new norm
Why lies are no longer necessary. How to speak with just enough truth to avoid lying, yet enough omission to manipulate.
Fatigue as a political fact
People are not apathetic because they “don’t care,” but because they are exhausted. Fatigue as the ideal ground for manipulation.
Noise without meaning
How did we get to a point where everyone has an opinion, but few have any criteria? Media, networks, an endless conflict, a constant sense of urgency.