- Typology
- Publication
- Project
- Studies on (Post-)Yugoslav Spaces II: ARCH+ 235 - Rechte Räume 027
- Client
for ARCH+
- year
- 2018 - 2019
- Location
- The Balkans, Herzoslovačka, Slovenija, Hrvatska, Srbija, Bosna i Hercegovina, Montenegro, FYROM, Kosovë, Jugosfera
- Investigations on urban development and architecture of the Second Yugoslavia and thus with the cultural, social and economic conditions of production of a variety of Modernism without compare is a constant companion of c/o now’s work. For ARCH+s issue 235 – dedicated to so called “Right-Wing Spaces” – a essay by c/o now makes the emphasized attempt to read (Post-)Yugoslavian Spaces against the background of their colonial past. Nationalism as a right-wing ideology thereby was the instrument of power and the splitting wedge with which Yugoslavia was dispersed at its end when in the 1980s the pressure from outside – for example with austerity claims by the International Monetary Fund - began to grow again. Within this arrangement Yugoslavia’s successor states can be understood as Right-Wing Spaces per se. The interview with the Berlin-based Slovenian political philosopher Gal Kirn, led by c/o now for the same issue of ARCH+, firstly addresses various spatial phenomena that are the outcome of this history, ere it tries a placement in the European present and a speculation on the future.
- team c/o now
- Tobias Hönig, Andrijana Ivanda, Markus Rampl, Paul Reinhardt
- special thanks
- Gal Kirn, Boris Kramarić, Dario Brentin