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All articles by - Lura Pollozhani
Lura Pollozhani is a researcher at the University of Graz, researching social movements in the Western Balkans as well as EU enlargement. Her other research interests include generation Z, radicalization, citizenship practices in divided societies and democratization. She completed her PhD in Law and Politics at the University of Graz, while she was awarded an MSc in European Studies: Ideas and Identities at the LSE.
In defense of Gen Z’s anger: Why Albania’s protest matter
From rising inequality to shrinking opportunities, Albania’s youth demand a dignified future.
“In the name of the people of Kosovo” did not feel like justice
The Specialist Chambers verdicts exposed a deeper sense of defeat shaped by unresolved wartime crimes, contested accountability and political failures at home and abroad.
Our governments are failing the young
Student movements amid the traps of nationalism.
Reading Han Kang from the Balkans
Patriarchy and state violence, from South Korea to Kosovo.
North Macedonia and the EU
Cloudy with a chance of sunshine.
Macedonia’s political culture led to the failings of the referendum
Low turnout reveals the obstacles for democratic citizenship and reforms.