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Arianna Piacentini

Arianna Piacentini

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PhD in Sociology and Methodology of Social Research (University of Milano), Arianna Piacentini is currently a post-doc researcher at the Institute for Comparative Federalism at Eurac Research. Since 2012, she has done research on post-Yugoslav and post-conflict societies, with a particular interest in divided societies and consociational institutions. Arianna has lived in Sarajevo and Skopje for many years, she loves the Balkans and she is passionate of Yugoslav history.

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Power-sharing, ethnic quotas and ‘Others’: ‘Opportunistic alignment' as a strategy to overcome exclusion? Evidence from South Tyrol and Bosnia Herzegovina
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Power-sharing, ethnic quotas and ‘Others’: ‘Opportunistic alignment' as a strategy to overcome exclusion? Evidence from South Tyrol and Bosnia Herzegovina

Arianna PiacentiniArianna Piacentini
Nationalism and Right-Wing Populism across Europe. A brief overview
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Nationalism and Right-Wing Populism across Europe. A brief overview

Arianna PiacentiniArianna Piacentini
The EU, the Western Balkans, and the Carrot-Stick Game
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The EU, the Western Balkans, and the Carrot-Stick Game

Arianna PiacentiniArianna Piacentini

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