Books

• Milan Durman: Historija, kritika, politika. Izabrani spisi [Milan Durman: History, Critique, Politics. Selected Writings] (co-edited with Nikola Ostojčić and Nikola Vukobratović). Zagreb: Srpsko kulturno društvo “Prosvjeta”, 2025.
  • “Milan Durman – Glas seljaka i glasnik srpsko-hrvatskog jedinstva” [“Milan Durman – The Voice of the Peasants and the Messenger of Serbo-Croat Unity”], 9–22.
• Herman: Quo vadimus? (co-edited with Dragan Stojković) Belgrade: Most Art Jugoslavija, 2023.
  • “Bogomir Herman: Kritička misao radničkog intelektualca” [“Bogomir Hermann: Critical Thought of a Working-Class Intellectual”], 199-241.
• Before Tito: The Communist Party of Yugoslavia during the Great Purge, 1936–1940. Tallinn: Tallinn University Press, 2020.
  • Croatian Edition: Prije Tita: Frakcijske borbe u Komunističkoj partiji Jugoslavije 1936–1940. Zagreb: Srednja Europa, 2020.
  • Slovenian Edition: Frakcijski boji v komunistični partiji Jugoslavije med Veliko čistko 1936–1940. Ljubljana: Založba Sophia, 2019.

Articles and Book Chapters

• “Jože Srebrnič, On the Agrarian Theses (1922);” “Dragotin Godina “Exchange Cooperatives Will Free Us from the Slavery of Money and Capital” (1925);” “Albert Hlebec, “On the Slovenian National Question” (1928).” In Political Transformations in the Interwar Period: The Case of Slovenian Political Thought, eds. Isidora Grubački, Marko Zajc, 53–63; 105–114; 127–135. Ljubljana: Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino, 2026.
• “Bauer or Luxemburg? Understanding the Yugoslav Communist ‘Right Faction’ in the 1920s.” Historical Materialism 33/2 (2025): 43–80.
• With Vladan Vukliš. “Muške fantazije: Smrt Blagoja Parovića” [“Male Fantasies: The Death of Blagoje Parović”]. In Jugoslovenski dobrovoljci u odbrani Španske republike: tematski zbornik radova, ed. Olga Manojlović Pintar, 187–249. Belgrade: Institut za noviju istoriju Srbije, 2024.
• “Role Models and Renegades: Tito’s Team as a Political Infrastructure and the Roots of the Soviet-Yugoslav Split, 1938–1948.” In Taming the Yugoslav Space: Continuities and Discontinuities in Coping with the Infrastructural Challenges of the 20th Century, edited by Danijel Kežić, Vladimir Petrović, Edvin Pezo, 185–211. Belgrade and Regensburg: Institut za savremenu istoriju, Leibniz-Institut für Ost- und Südosteuropaforschung, 2023.
• “Colonies in Interwar Europe? The Balkan Communist Parties as Precursors of Anticolonialism.” In Decolonial Politics in European Peripheries: Redefining Progressiveness, Coloniality and Transition Efforts, edited by Sanja Petkovska, 297–318. London: Routledge, 2023.
• “Jugoslavija ili Balkanska federacija? Dileme jugoslovenskih komunista u doba Oktobarske revolucije” [“Yugoslavia or the Balkan Federation? Dilemmas of Yugoslav Communists during the October Revolution”]. Tragovi: časopis za srpske i hrvatske teme 4/1 (2021): 102–133.
• With Ivica Mladenović. “L’antifascisme et les fronts populaires de Yougoslavie. Le chemin vers le pouvoir, 1935–1945” [“Anti-fascism and the Popular Fronts in Yugoslavia. The Road to Power, 1935–1945”]. Mouvements 104 (Winter 2020): 56–66.
• Srećko Pulig, “Kominterna je sporočala: “Vi ne izvajate revolucije, vi izvajate antifašistično vojno.” : pogovor z zgodovinarjem Stefanom Gužvico” [The Comintern Said: “You Are Not Carrying Out a Revolution, You Are Carrying Out an Anti-Fascist War.”: Conversation with the Historian Stefan Gužvica]. Borec 781–783 (72/2020): 44–57.
• “Kamilo Horvatin:  Zaboravljeni  kandidat  za  generalnog  sekretara  Komunističke  partije Jugoslavije” [“Kamilo  Horvatin:  The  Forgotten  Candidate  for  General  Secretary  of  the  Communist  Party  of Yugoslavia”]. Historijski zbornik 72/1 (2019): 139–164.
• “Retrospective Lessons and Generational Gaps: The Impact of Yugoslav Communist Émigrés in Interwar Czechoslovakia on the Postwar Yugoslav State.” Acta Histriae 27/2019: 35–54.
• “The Spanish Inquisition: Factional Struggles among the Yugoslav Interbrigadistas.” Istorija 20. veka 1/2019: 53–74.
• “Lenjin na Titovom stolu: Uticaj Oktobarske Revolucije na Jugoslaviju” [“Lenin on Tito’s Desk: The Impact of the October Revolution on Yugoslavia”]. Stvar 9/2017: 90–97.
• “Books and Rifles: Political Activity of Yugoslav Communist Students in Prague 1927–1937 (Part II).” Slovanský přehled/Slavonic Review 2/2017: 343–371.
• “Books and Rifles: Political Activity of Yugoslav Communist Students in Prague 1927–1937 (Part I).” Slovanský přehled/Slavonic Review 1/2017: 65–103.
• Zbornik radova o nastanku, prošlosti i istorijskom razvoju grada Bačke Palanke [The Collection of works about the emergence, the past and the historical development of the city of Bačka Palanka], ed. Vladimir Balj. Bačka Palanka: 2017.
  • “Palanka u Vojnoj Krajini” [“Palanka during the Military Frontier”], 17–24.
  • “Bačka Palanka u Revoluciji 1848. godine” [“Bačka Palanka in the Revolution of 1848”], 43–55.
  • “Sokolsko društvo u Bačkoj Palanci” [“The Sokol Society in Bačka Palanka”], 91–108.
  • “Jevreji u Bačkoj Palanci” [“The Jews in Bačka Palanka”], 109–125.
• “The Fight for Yugoslavia: Left-wing Nationalism of Yugoslav Student Émigrés in Prague.” Annual of Medieval Studies at CEU vol. 22 (2016): 228–237.
• “Sokolsko društvo u Bačkoj Palanci” [“The Sokol Society in Bačka Palanka”]. Sunčanik, časopis za kulturu, književnost i umetnost 35 (Spring-Winter 2011): 7–15.
• “Jevreji u Bačkoj Palanci” [“The Jews in Bačka Palanka”]. Izvornik 7 (2011): 233–251.

Book Reviews

• “Коммунисты – Оптимисты по профессии. Забытая история Венгерской Коммуны. Рецензия на книгу Эрвина Синко “Оптимисты: роман о революции” (Šinko, Ervin. Optimisti: roman jedne revolucije. Zagreb: Zora, 1954).” [Communists are Optimists by Profession: The Forgotten Story of the Hungarian Commune. A Review of The Optimists: The Novel of a Revolution by Ervin Šinko] Альтернативы 2/2024: 176–185.
• “Rieber A.J. Storms over the Balkans During the Second World War. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2022. 306 p.” Славяноведение 5/2023: 133–136. (in Russian)
• “Revolution and Political Violence in Central Europe. The Deluge of 1919. Eliza Ablovatski, Cambridge & New York, NY: Cambridge University Press, 2021, xii + 302pp., £75.00/$80.00 ebook.” Europe-Asia Studies 75/8 (2023): 1419–1421.
• “Biografický slovník vedoucích funkcionářů KSČ (1921–1989) (2 vols), eds. Petr Anev, Matěj Bílý. Prague: Academia, Ústav pro studium totalitních režimů, 2018, 732+660.” Tokovi istorije 3/2021: 335–337.

Polemics

• “Smiju li marksisti biti povjesničari? Odgovor na kritiku Matka Globačnika” [“May Marxists be Historians? An Answer to the Critique of Matko Globačnik”]. Časopis za suvremenu povijest 55/2, 319–331.

• Researcher at the Project “Classics of Yugoslav Communism” at the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Southeast Europe, March 2021–August 2022.
• Peer reviewer of the journal Historical Materialism, since April 2021.
• Organizer of the online conference “Yugoslav Communism in the Interwar Period: A Conference Marking the 130th Anniversary of the Birth of Vladimir Ćopić,” at the University of Rijeka, Croatia, April-May 2021
• Co-organizer of the online workshop “Socialist Political Thought in East Central Europe, 1889–1968: Concepts, Debates, Questions” at Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, April-May 2021
• Affiliate Member of the Research Network “Intellectual History in East Central Europe,” organized by scholars at Central European University (Budapest/Vienna) and the Charles University in Prague, since January 2021
• Peer reviewer of the journal Philosophy and Society of the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, Belgrade, since January 2021.
• Co-organizer of the academic conference “Cultural Memory of the Spanish Civil War,” University of Rijeka School of Humanities, Rijeka, Croatia, 5th-6th June 2019
• Research assistant for the book Brave New Hungary. Mapping the “System of National Cooperation”, eds. János M. Kovács and Balázs Trencsényi. Lanham: Rowman and Littlefield, 2019. (forthcoming)
• Organizer and contributor to the student panel “Yugoslavism, 1918-2018: Experiences, Memories, Perspectives,” Central European University, Budapest, November 30, 2018
  Paper title: “Communist Yugoslavism before Socialist Yugoslavia: Marxist Responses to the National Question, 1914-1941”
• Contributor to the “Project Jugoslawien: Aufstieg und Fall/Yugoslavia: Rise and Fall” of the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, Belgrade
  Author of the Article “Gründung des Königreichs der Serben, Kroaten und Slowenen” [“Creation of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes”]. Launched on November 29, 2018
• Summer School of the University of Regensburg “The Liquid City: Adriatic Life-Worlds in Transformation,” Rijeka, September 16-22, 2018
• Coordinator of the “Yugo-Region Research Group”, Department of History, Central European University, January 2017-June 2018
  Organizing and giving lectures, inviting guest lecturers, promoting the activities of the group on social networks, preparing film screenings
• Masterclass “The Russian Revolution as History: Master Class in Historiography” with Professor Sheila Fitzpatrick, Central European University, Spring 2017
• Masterclass “European  Postwar  Orders  1919-1991.  European  and  American  Perspectives”  with Professor Patrick Cohrs, Central European University, Spring 2017
• Masterclass “Twentieth Century Historiography” with Professor William Eddleston, Anglo-American University, Fall 2015

• BAYHOST Scholarship of the Free State of Bavaria, 2018-2021
  Monthly stipend of 835€
• Winner of the 2018 International Research Competition of the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory, November 2018
  Awarded for the best master’s and doctoral dissertation; the master’s thesis was published as a book
• The Hanák Prize of the History Department at the Central European University, June 2018
  Awarded for the best master’s thesis
• Outstanding Academic Achievement award at the Central European University, June 2018
  Awarded to students with the highest GPA in their respective program; one-time award of 200€
• Central European University’s Master’s Scholarship, 2016-2018
  Tuition Waiver and a monthly stipend of 160€
• Best Paper Award at the Empire and Nation: Undergraduate Conference of the Central European University, August 2015
  For the paper “The Fight for Yugoslavia: Left-wing Nationalism of Yugoslav Student Émigrés in Prague,” published in The Annual of Medieval Studies at CEU, vol. 22 (2016).
• Merit-based scholarship at the Anglo-American University, 2013-2016 Tuition Waiver, awarded to top students with a GPA over 3.9