Vol. 45 No. 1 (2016): CELEBRITIES IN CENTRAL & SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE / SLAVNE OSEBNOSTI V SREDNJI IN JV EVROPI

Put a Spotlight on Me! The Meaning of Celebrities in Central and Southeastern Europe

• “We Don’t Need Another Hero!” the Importance of Celebrities in the Post-truth Era

  Dan Podjed

  7-20

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• Paths of Glory. How Marginal People Force the Nation’s Attention on Themselves

  Ivan Čolović

  21-29

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• Accidental Celebrity? Constructing Fame in Postwar Croatia

  Tomislav Pletenac

  31-46

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• Vladimir Rukavina – Master of Festivity. Social Change and Cultural Policy from Above

  Peter Simonič

  47-63

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• The Role of Great Men as the Pillars of Slovenian Nationalism

  Božidar Jezernik

  65-82

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• Alexander I of Yugoslavia and the Metamorphosis of His Portrayal in Leading Slovenian Newspapers

  Sara Špelec

  83-104

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• Josip Broz Tito: Hero of the Nation or Traitor

  Lada Stevanović

  105-116

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• The Role of Red Star Football Club in the Construction of Serbian National Identity

  Ivan Đorđević

  117-132

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• Experts, Polemicists, Doctors, and Debunkers. A Typology of Celebrity Economists

  Tatiana Bajuk Senčar

  133-159

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• Sevdah Celebrities Narrate Sevdalinka. Political (Self-)Contextualization of Sevdalinka Performers in Bosnia-Herzegovina

  Miha Kozorog, Alenka Bartulović

  161-179

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• Amateur Art and Contemporary Regional Identity. A Case Study of Polish Spisz

  Janusz Barański

  181-200

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• A Hero and a Leader

  Vanja Huzjan

  201-214

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• Presidents and Their Speeches at National Commemorations

  Saša Babič, Jurij Fikfak

  215-239

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