My research examines how universities in the post-Yugoslav space respond to anti-gender mobilization and articulate claims to the legitimacy of gender as academic knowledge. I analyze curricula, institutional practices, and discourse to trace how the meaning of gender is produced and stabilized within universities, and how gender scholars experience the delegitimization of their work.
I hold a BSc in International Studies and Social Psychology from Roskilde University and a Erasmus Mujoint MA in Human Rights Policy and Practice from the University of Gothenburg, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, the University of Deusto, and the University of Roehampton.