Nataša Kovačević: Guest Workers and Non-Aligned Friends. Postsocialist and Postcolonial Solidarity in Želimir Žilnik's Recent Films about Migration. In: Comparative Literature Studies 59.3 (2022) pp. 506–526, doi:10.5325/complitstudies.59.3.0506; Michael Omasta: Far from Home: »Das schönste Land der Welt«. In: Falter 49/18 (5 December 2018).
Exhibition Ajnhajtclub at Q21; Srđan Atanasovski: Artists, Amateurs and Bureaucrats at Work: Sonic Inclusion and "Die [Gast]Arbeiter von Wien". Ambivalent Levacies: Memory and Amnesia in Post-Habsburg and Post-Ottoman Cities. April 26–28, 2017. Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity.
Including Le Zbor and Zbor Praksa in Croätia, Raspeani Skopjani in Macedonia, Kombinat and Z'borke in Slovenia as well as Prroba, Uho, Horkestar and Svetonazori in Serbia; Wittstock p. 44; Sretenović 2016; Lupiga 2016.
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Including Le Zbor and Zbor Praksa in Croätia, Raspeani Skopjani in Macedonia, Kombinat and Z'borke in Slovenia as well as Prroba, Uho, Horkestar and Svetonazori in Serbia; Wittstock p. 44; Sretenović 2016; Lupiga 2016.
