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Institute for Political Studies
2011-
Teaching Assistant in the methodology group of courses
Faculty of Political Sciences, Belgrade University
2009-2011
Faculty of Political Sciences, Belgrade University
PhD
2017
Faculty of Political Sciences, Belgrade University
MA
2010
Faculty of Political Sciences, Belgrade University
BS
2006
Dušan Dostanić is a Research Associate at the Institute for Political Studies, editorial secretary of the journal Politička revija (Political Review). He published several academic papers in the field of political theory, history of ideas and ideologies. Professional development at the Free Institute in Berlin (Freie Universität Berlin, 2008). As a foreign researcher, also attended the University of Passau (Universität Passau) in Germany (2015). Member of the German Society for the Research of Political Thought).
DEADLY MADNESS
Book Review: Manfred Kleine-Hartlage, Tödliche Torheit. Der Krieg in der Ukraine und das Desaster der deutschen Politik, Verlag Antaios, Schnellroda, 2022, 114. стр.
OSWALD SPENGLER AND PRUSSIAN SOCIALISM
In this article, the author examines Oswald Spengler's concept of Prussian socialism. In the first part of the work, Spengler is presented as a political writer, and his political thought is connected with his philosophical ideas. As a political writer, Spengler belonged to the stream of conservative revolution. In the second part, the author tries to emphasize the difference between this current of conservative thought and liberal conservatism, pointing out that the roots of Spengler's understanding of socialism lie in the older conservative criticism of the market. In the last part, the author considers Spengler's conservative understanding of socialism, its influence on the German conservative revolution, and its importance in today's times.
CONSERVATISM, RISE AND FALL
IS THERE A RISE OF RIGHT-WING POPULISM IN EUROPE?
During the last few years, there has been a lot of talk about the rise of right-wing populism in European countries. Usually, this is not a value-neutral statement and the supposed rise of right-wing populism is often perceived as a danger or challenge to democracy. Yet, there are at least three objections to this widely accepted statement. First, it remains uncertain what populism really is, and what is it supposed to mean. The second objection is a problematic measure of the alleged “rise” and unclear starting position. The third problem is the normative tone of the statement which suggests that the right-wing conservative position is somehow problematic by itself and thus illegitimate. In this paper, the author will elaborate on these three points, claiming that the so-called rise of right-wing populism is indeed only an attempt of the national-conservative forces to reclaim their original political identity and articulate their positions in the new circumstances.
O ŽILAVOSTI SOCIJALIZMA
Book review: Kristijan, Nimic. 2019. Socijalizam: propala ideja koja ne odumire, preveo Saša Mirković. Beograd: Centar za antiautoritarne studije, 384 str.
Zalazak: Kriza Evropske unije i pad Rimske republike – nekoliko povjesnih analogija
Book review : David Engels, Zalazak: Kriza Evropske unije i pad Rimske republike – nekoliko povjesnih analogija. Zagreb: Litteris. 344 str.
ROBERT ŠPEMAN – KONZERVATIVNI FILOZOF I KATOLIČKI MISLILAC
Translated article: ROBERT ŠPEMAN – KONZERVATIVNI FILOZOF I KATOLIČKI MISLILAC Til Kincel, Tehnički univerzitet Berlin
Against the Crisis of Time: Portraits of Conservative Thinkers
Book review: Daniel Führing (Hg.), Gegen die Krise der Zeit: Konservative Denker im Portrait, Ares Verlag, Graz, 2013, 280 p.