Mlado Ivanovic, Ph.D. (2017), Michigan State University, is a philosopher and humanitarian practitioner whose work brings together humanitarianism, political theory, and social ethics. His research examines how contemporary injustices are reproduced through structural, material, and symbolic forms of violence, particularly in relation to forced displacement and the politics of humanitarian aid. He has taught philosophy at several U.S. universities and has collaborated with humanitarian and refugee-support initiatives in the United States, Serbia, Greece, Turkey, and Malawi. His published work explores the ethical and political dimensions of humanitarianism, forced displacement, and vulnerability.

Mlado Ivanovic, Ph.D. (2017), Michigan State University, is a philosopher and humanitarian practitioner whose work brings together humanitarianism, political theory, and social ethics. His research examines how contemporary injustices are reproduced through structural, material, and symbolic forms of violence, particularly in relation to forced displacement and the politics of humanitarian aid. He has taught philosophy at several U.S. universities and has collaborated with humanitarian and refugee-support initiatives in the United States, Serbia, Greece, Turkey, and Malawi. His published work explores the ethical and political dimensions of humanitarianism, forced displacement, and vulnerability.