Jessie Hronešová holds a master’s degree in Russian and East European Studies from the University of Oxford. Her research interests include nationalism in Europe, ethnic and national identities, and socio-political transitions to democracy in Central and Eastern Europe. She is junior research assistant at the Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague. She has authored and co-authored several academic articles, and has co-edited a volume on collective identities in the European Union.

• Contents: Ethno-national identities in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Categorization of identities by religion – Categorization of identities by descent – Content of identities – Nationalism – Bosnian War – Yugoslavia – Post-war development – Fredrik Barth – Constructivism.

Jessie Hronešová holds a master’s degree in Russian and East European Studies from the University of Oxford. Her research interests include nationalism in Europe, ethnic and national identities, and socio-political transitions to democracy in Central and Eastern Europe. She is junior research assistant at the Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague. She has authored and co-authored several academic articles, and has co-edited a volume on collective identities in the European Union.

• Contents: Ethno-national identities in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Categorization of identities by religion – Categorization of identities by descent – Content of identities – Nationalism – Bosnian War – Yugoslavia – Post-war development – Fredrik Barth – Constructivism.

Jessie Hronešová holds a master’s degree in Russian and East European Studies from the University of Oxford. Her research interests include nationalism in Europe, ethnic and national identities, and socio-political transitions to democracy in Central and Eastern Europe. She is junior research assistant at the Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague. She has authored and co-authored several academic articles, and has co-edited a volume on collective identities in the European Union.

• Contents: Ethno-national identities in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Categorization of identities by religion – Categorization of identities by descent – Content of identities – Nationalism – Bosnian War – Yugoslavia – Post-war development – Fredrik Barth – Constructivism.