• Early pre-Christian cosmologies; Plato and sex
• 20th c. continental philosophy (esp. Guattari, Deleuze, Foucault, and theories of desire and subjectivation); and Marxism (esp. autonomist Marxism)
• Epistemology and feminist philosophy of science (Fox Keller, Harding, Braidotti, Stengers, Grosz, Butler)
• Queer Theory & Gender Studies (sexuality, space and matter; queer and feminist post-humanities)
• Speculative realism and materialism / object-oriented philosophy

• RESET Project: Regional seminar in gender/women’s studies and European studies 2004-2006 (Skopje, Euro-Balkan Institute)
• Q-files (www.qfiles.net) - Online bibliographical project in Bulgarian on LGBTIQ and Sexualities Issues (March 2005 – ongoing)
• Media and Marginalized Communities (2011, Coalition for the Protection of Marginalized Communities, Skopje)
• Life Matters: Microlife, Species, and Extinction (2012, Linkoping University, Sweden)
• Sex Machines: Theorizing Contemporary Pleasure ((2012, Linkoping University, Sweden)

2011/12: Euro-Balkan Institute, Skopje:

• Methodologies and Epistemologoies of the Social Sciences and Humanities
• Biopolitics

Books and Journals: edited

• Queer Balkans: special issue of Sextures (ongoing, in English)
• Autonomism and Marxism: From the Paris Commune to the World Social Forum (with Nikolay Karkov), Sofia: Anarres, 2013 (forthcoming December 2013, in Bulgarian).
• Sofia Queer Forum (with Boryana Rossa), Sofia: Anarres, 2013. (bilingual edition, Bulgarian and English).
• Marx: Heterogenous Readings from the XX Century (with Haralambi Panitsidis and Emilia Mineva), Sofia: Anarres, 2012. (in Bulgarian)
• Heretical Realisms (with Katerina Kolozova), special issue of Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture, Vol. 8, No. 1, Skopje: Euro-Balkan Press, 2011. (in English)
• Queer Art in Bulgaria, Sofia: Bilitis, 2010 (bilingual edition, Bulgarian and English).
• Gender, Power, Culture, special issue of Literaturen Vestnik, 20/2003, Sofia: Literaturen Vestnik (in Bulgarian).

Essays in edited volumes

• “The Absent Foucault: Bulgarian (Mis)Uses,” in: Monika Pisankaneva and Melinda Shateauvert (Eds.), New Social Movements and Sexuality, Sofia & Washington: Bilitis & Woodhill Foundation, 2006 (in English).
• „From Tradition to Experimentation”, in: Queer Art in Bulgaria, Sofia: Bilitis, 2010 (in Bulgarian and English).
• “De/legitimization of Activism and the Dilemma of Integration or Assimilation,” in: Zarko Trajanoski (Ed.), Media and Marginalized Communities, Skopje: Coalition for the Protection of Marginalized Communities, 2011 (in Macedonian and English).
• “Neutralizing Visibility: Bulgarian Strategies of Justifying Inequality,” in: Narcisz Fejes and Andrea P. Balough (Eds.), Queer Visibility in Post-Socialist Cultures, Bristol: Intellect Books, 2013 (in English).
• “Za ‘samoizmenenieto’” [“On ‘Self-Changing’”], in: Haralambi Panitsidis, Emilia Mineva, Stanimir Panayotov (Eds.), Marx: Heterogenous Readings from the XXth Century, Sofia: Anarres, 2012. (in Bulgarian)
• “For More Happy Drag Queens,” in: Boryana Rossa and Stanimir Panayotov, Sofia Queer Forum, Sofia: Anarres, 2013. (In Bulgariand and English)

Journal papers

• “Homomitologii, heterosotsiologii” [“Homomythologies, Heterosociologies”], in: Demokraticheski pregled [Democratic Review], Vol. 50/2002 (in Bulgarian).
• “Normativnijat problem za homoseksualnija subekt: gay & lesbian studies and queer theory” [“The Normative Problem of Homosexual Subject: Gay & Lesbian Studies and Queer Theory”], in: Kritika I Humanizam [Critique & Humanism], Vol. 17/2004 (in Bulgarian).
• “The Binary Code (Notes on The Celebrating of Homosexuality)”, in: Identities, Vol. 8-9/2005 (in Macedonian and English).
• “Heart’s Unreason: A Reading of Edelman’s Anti-Futurism through Bataille,” in: Identities, Vol. 8.2/2011 (in English).

Selected interviews

• [with Galena Eduardova] “Choveshkite tela sa zavistlivi kam tehnologiite” [“Human Bodies Are Envious to Technologies” (An Interview with Rosi Braidotti)], in: Altera, 9/2005 (in Bulgarian).
• Michael O’Rourke in conversation with Stanimir Panayotov: “X, Welcome!!!”, in: Identities, Vol. 8.1/2011 (in English).
• “After Oedipus’ Heels. Interview with Jasna Koteska,” in: Kultura, 22/2012, http://www.kultura.bg/bg/article/view/19832 (in Bulgarian).

Conference proceedings

• “The Gender Paradigm As A Lack of the Local Object (On the Discursive Limits of A Regional Queer Theory),” in: Woman & Politics: Sexuality between the local and the global,
• Zagreb: Zenska Infoteka, 2005 (in English, German and Croatian).
• “Postcolonial Fire”, in: Women & Politics: Eastern Europe and the Third World - Women's Attempt to re-establish the dialogue, Zagreb: Zenska Infoteka, 2006 (in English, German and Croatian).
• “On Guattari’s Planetary Psychopathology,” in: Melentie Pandilovski (Ed.), The Apparatus of Life and Death, Skopje: Euro-Balkan Press, 2011 (in English).
• “Pride: Between Permission and Hijacking,” in: Rex Cultural Center, 10.05.2013, http://www.rex.b92.net/sr/ovogmeseca/tribineDebate/story/4712/Debata%20?message=ok. (in Serbian).

Selected book reviews

• “Krizata kato subekt” [“Crisis As A Subject”] (Judith Butler et al., Proceedings from The Seminar ‘Crisis of The Subject’, Held in Ohrid, Macedonia, 11-14 May, 2000, Euro-Balkan Institute: Skopje, 2001), in: Kultura, 20/2003, http://www.online.bg/kultura/my_html/2275/heterologia.htm (in Bulgarian).
• “R’edip” (Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari, Anti-Oedipus. Capitalism and Schizophrenia I, Sofia: Critique & Humanism, 2004), in: Kultura, 33/2004, http://www.online.bg/kultura/my_html/2335/heterologia.htm (in Bulgarian).
• “Koi se strahuva ot tehnologiite?” [“Who’s Afraid of Technologies?”] (Rosi Braidotti, Metamorphoses. Towards a Materialistic Theory of Becoming, London: Polity Press, 2002), in: Kultura, 2/2005, http://www.online.bg/kultura/my_html/2352/heterologia.htm (in Bulgarian).
• “Smeshno, tvarde smeshno” [“Funny, All Too Funny”] (Simon Critchley, On Humour, Routledge: London & New York, 2002), in: Kultura, 11/2005, http://www.online.bg/kultura/my_html/2361/heterologia.htm (in Bulgarian).
• “Modernoto, razkazano za postmodernisti” [“The Modern Narrated for Postmodernists”] (Frederic Jameson, A Singular Modernity, Sofia: Critique & Humanism, 2005), in: 39 grama, 4/2005 (in Bulgarian).
• “Transferatu” (Siegmund Freud, Psychoanalysis: Theory and Therapy (ed. and trans. by Vladimir Teoharov), Sofia: Critique & Humanism, 2005), in: Literaturen Vestnik, 22/2005 (in Bulgarian).
• “Posledniyat vazmozhen potlatch” [The Last Possible Potlatch] (Guy Debord, Panegyric, Vols. 1 & 2, Verso: London, 2004), in: LiterNet, 10.09.2008, № 9 (106), http://www.online.bg/kultura/my_html/2361/heterologia.htm (in Bulgarian).
• “Knigovartezh” [“A Vertigo of Books”] (Gillez Deleuze and Felix Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus. Capitalism and Schizophrenia II, trans. Antoaneta Koleva, Sofia: Critique and Humanism, 2009), in: Literaturen vestnik, 38-9/2009; 3/4/2010 (in Bulgarian).
• “Ask the Puppet” (Thomas Ligotti, The Conspiracy against the Human Race, New York: Hippocampus Press), in: Identities, Vol. 8.2/2011 (in English).
• “Nihilizam ili nishto [“Nihilism or Nothing] (Gianni Vattimo, Nihilism and Emancipation, Sofia: Critique and Humanism, 2011), in: Literary Club, 24.04.2012, http://www.litclub.bg/library/fil/panayotov/vattimo.html (in Bulgarian).
• “The Queer Therapist Unbound” (Lindsey Moon (Ed.), Counseling Ideologies: Queer Challenges to Heteronormativity, Surrey: Ashgate), in: Sextures, Vol. 2, No. 1, Sydney. (in English)
• “Gaga Fails” (J. J. Halberstam, Gaga Feminism. Sex, Gender and the End of Normal. Boston: Beacon Press, 2012), in: Graduate Journal of Social Sciences (forthcoming, in English).

Other Presentations and Contributions

Conference Proceedings

• “The Gender Paradigm as a Lack of the Local Object,” paper presented at Sexuality between the Local and the Global, 19-24 May 2004, Dubrovnik, Croatia.
• “Postcolonian Fire,” paper presented at Eastern Europe and the Third World: Women's Attempt to Re-establish the Dialogue, 19-21 May, 2005, Dubrovnik, Croatia.
• “Invested (Feminist) Elites and the Future of Class Struggle,” paper presented at Gender Studies of and for the Region of the Balkans: Winter Colloquium on Thematic and Epistemic Issues, Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities Research “Euro-Balkan,” 30 October – 2 November, 2009, Skopje, Macedonia.
• “Universalism and Male Silence,” paper presented at Gender Studies of and for the Region of the Balkans: Summer Colloquium on Epistemic Issues in Gender Studies, Ohrid Summer University, June 2010, Ohrid, Macedonia.
• “On Guattari’s Planetary Psychopathology,” paper presented at The Apparatus of Life and Death, Skopje Electronic Arts Fair, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Arts, 6-7 October 2010, Skopje, Macedonia.
• “Sexual Khora,” paper presented at European Geographies of Sexualities, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel Brussels, 8th – 10th September 2011, Brussels, Belgium.
• “Puppeteering Nothing: Thomas Ligotti and the Abolishment of Paradox in Life,” paper presented at Energy, Biopolitics, Strategies of Resistance and Cultural Subversion, Skopje Electronic Arts Fair, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Arts, 2 November 2011, Skopje, Macedonia.
• “Straight Separatism: Theses on the Queer Archive,” paper presented at In/visible: The Sexual and Political Regimes of the Archive, Skopje, National Gallery of Macedonia – Chifte Hamam, 25 February 2012.

• PhD: University of Novi Sad, Gender Studies Program, Association of the Centers for Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Studies and Researches, with the dissertation entitled “Theoretical contribution to Gender Studies: Discourses on Identity, Difference and Otherness”, (2006).

• MPhil: Diploma in Gender&Culture at Open University London - Mylton Keynes, thesis topic - “Hieroglyphs of Jealousy”, (2001).

• BA: Diploma in History of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade University, thesis topic “Speech of Silence: Philosophy of Luce Irigaray”, (1995).

• Higher Education Support Program, Fellowship, 2003 - 2006

• Utrecht University - postgraduate summer school in Politics of Location, 2005.

• Open Society Institute Belgrade – grant for participation at X International Conference of Women Philosophers, Barcelona, 2001

• Soros Scholarship for M. Phil degree at Open University London, 1999 - 2001

• Media and Journalism Foundation, Multi -Kulti Radio, Berlin, Germany, 1999

• Goethe Institute: Language scholarship, Berlin, Germany, 1998

• Associate Professor and Dean for Academic Affairs at the Faculty of Media and Communications, University Singidunum, Belgrade, since 2006

• Lecturer and Coordinator at Belgrade Women’s Studies and Gender Research Center, Belgrade, since 2001

• Editor of the book edition "Gender &Culture" – Belgrade Women's Studies and Gender Research Center, since 2002

• Editorial Assistant of the Belgrade Women’s Studies Center Journal for Feminist theory Genero, Belgrade, 2001-

• The Belgrade Circle NGO, Office manager, Belgrade, 2001 - 2002

• OSCE, Stability Pact, Office Manager in Gender Task Force Office, Budapest, 2000

• Teaching courses at the Faculty of Media and Communications, University Singidunum, Belgrade:

- Contemporary Political Theories and Ideologies, since 2008.

- Structuralism and Post-structuralism, since 2006.

- Politics of Borders, since 2009.

- Critical Thinking: Problems of 21. Century, since 2006.

- Politics of Love, since 2008.

- Gender and Culture, since 2009.

- Media and Diversity, since 2008.

• Teaching course “From the discourse of brotherhood and unity to the discourses of EU integration: the case of "transition" in Serbia” at the Summer School for Comparative Conflict Studies, Center for Comparative Conflict Studies and FMK, Belgrade, 2011 and 2012.

• Lecturer at SIT Study Abroad Program - Serbia, Bosnia, and Kosovo: Peace and Conflict Studies in the Balkans- title “Politics of otherness and differences: the Case of Serbia”, since 2008.

• Visiting lecturer at the Gender and Politics MA program at the Political Science Faculty, Belgrade University, since 2006

• Lecturer at Ohrid Summer School in “Gender Studies of and for the Region of the Balkans”, since 2009.

• Visiting lecturer at the Research Center in Gender Studies - Euro Balkan Institute, Skopje, since 2002

• Teaching courses in Contemporary Feminist Philosophy at Belgrade Women’s Studies and Gender Research Center, since 2001

• Teaching course in Contemporary Philosophy at Faculty of Political Science, Belgrade University 2003/2006

• Teaching course in Popular Culture at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, 2004/2006

• Visiting Lecturer at ISH Ljubljana, 2005

• Teaching course in Introduction to Queer Theory, Belgrade Women’s Studies Center and Faculty of Political Science, 2004

• Teaching course Women Philosophers in XX century at Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad, 2003-2005

• Visiting Lecturer at Faculty of Philosophy Sofia, Bulgaria, 2004

• Teaching courses in Philosophy and Gender Studies at the Alternative Academic Education Network, 2002/2003

• Visiting Lecturer at Mileva-Maric Ajnstajn Center in Novi Sad, 2003

• Director of the Center for Research in Identities, Politics and Cultures (Ipak.Center), Belgrade, 2013 -

• Director of the Summer Institute for Sexualities, Cultures and Politics: “Queerness, Community and Capital: Towards New Alliances of the Political” Presentation title: “Sunday Lunch Politics” Euro-Balkan Institute, Skopje, 2012.

• European Fund for the Balkans, „Fellowship Program for Young Government Officials from the Western Balkans – Supporting Excellence and Leadership in Governance”, Presentation title: “Discourses of EU Integration: Human Rights and Anti-discrimination Politics”, Berlin, 2012.

• Center for Visual History, Faculty for Media and Communication, title of the project VAS Belgrade Berlin www, supported by Ministry of Culture, Republic of Serbia, 2010-2011.

• Faculty for Political Science, (Belgrade University), Project title: Gender Equality and Cultural Citizenship: Historical and Theoretical Foundations in Serbia (from 2011-2014) supported by the Ministry of Science and Technology of Serbia.

• Faculty of Media and Communications, Project title: New Media and Culture of Resistance, supported by Higher Education Support program, Budapest, 2010-2011.

• Faculty for Political Science, Belgrade University, Project title: Comprehensive Analysis of Gender Dimension in Educational Material funded by United Nations Development Program (UNDP) completed in 2009.

• Contemporary Political Philosophy, Culture/Media Studies, Gender and Queer Studies, Love Studies

Articles:

• “Unthinkable: Bodies-in-Common, Queerness and the Ethico-Political Fiction in the Present” co-author with Dimitrov, Slavcho, in Antropologija Br. 12 Sv.2, Beograd, 2012.

• “Revisiting Heteronormativity: A madman who believes he is heterosexual is no more mad than a heterosexual who believes he is heterosexual” co-author with Dimitrov, Slavcho.in Duhacek, Dasha ed. Kultura, rod, građanski status. Belgrade: Center for Women’s Studies, 2012.

• “Cultures of Alterity” in Belgrade Journal of Media and Communications, Center for Media and Communications, FMK, Vol 1, No 1, Belgrade, 2012.

• “Unthinkable: Ethico-political fiction in the present” in Journal Identities, Vol 8, No 1, Euro Balkan Institute, Skopje, 2011.

• “Adieu to Europe: Impossible necessity of Balkans politics” in Journal Identities, Euro Balkan Institute, Skopje, 2009.

• “Feministička politika: od politika identiteta do politika razlike” (“Feminist Politics: from Identity Politics to Politics of Difference”) in Žene i politički uticaj, Glas razlike, Beograd, 2005.

• “Smještanje ljubavi: granice subjektivnosti” (“Taking Place of Love: Borderlines of Subjectivity”), Journal Treća, Zagreb, 2005.

• “Kraj jedne ljubavne priče: pisanje kao rad farmakona” (The End of the Affair: Writing as a Labor of Pharmakon”) Journal Identities, Skopje, 2002 and Journal Delta, Ljubljana, 2004.

• "Mišljenje kao prevođenje: od jednog do drugog" (“Thinking as Translating: from one to the other”) in Žene i politika: pitanje roda u političkoj teoriji, Zenska Infoteka, Zagreb, 2002.

• “From One to the Other: Problem and/or Aporia”, Journal Lectora revista de dones i textualitat, 7, 2002.

• "Logika poseda" (“Logic of the Proper”) in Zenske studije No 14, Belgrade Women's Studies Center's Journal for Feminist theory, Belgrade, 2001.

• " I cannot love you unless I give you up" magazine for Gender and Cinema, Lithuania, 2001

• " Eyes Wide Shut: Logic of the proper" magazine Kinas, Lithuania, 2001.

• “Gde je srce Subjekta?” (“Where is the heart of the Subject?”), Journal Kruh i Ruže – Infoteka – Zagreb, 2000.

• “Govor osluškivanja – Filozofija Lus Irigaraj” (“Speech of Silence” - Luce Irigaray’s Philosophy), Magazine Kosava, Philosophical edition, Vrsac, 1995.

Chapters in Books:

• “Between Walls. Provincialisms, human rights, sexualities and Serbian public discourses on EU integration” u De-Centring Western Sexualities: Central and Eastern European Perspectives, eds. Robert Kulpa and Joanna Mizielinska, Ashgate Publishing Ltd, UK, 2011.

• “Postmoderni feminizam” (Postmodern feminism) in Uvod u rodne teorije (Introduction to Gender Theories), Mediterran Publishing, Novi Sad, 2011.

• “Kultura koja dolazi” (“Culture to Come”) in Kultura, Drugi, Žene (Culture, Others, Women), eds. Svenka Savić, Jasenka Kodrnja and Svetlana Slapšak, Institut za društvena istraživanja, Hrvatsko filozofsko društvo and Plejada, Zagreb, 2010.

• «Queer molitva: politička kultura i Evrovizija u Srbiji na početku XXI veka” (“Queer Preyer: Political culture and Eurovision Contest at the beginning of 21st century in Serbia”), co-autor, in Teorije i politike roda: rodni identiteti u književnostima i kulturama jugoistočne Evrope, ed.Tatjana Rosić, Institut za književnost i umetnost, Beograd, 2008.

• “I prefer not to: On potentiality and actuality of love” in Places of Love (in the Texts of Ten East European Women) ur. Miglena Nikolchina i Nadezhda Radulova, Altera, Sofia 2007.

• “Taking Place of Love: Borderlines of Subjectivity” in Gender and Identity: Theories from/about Southeast Europe,, co editor, European Association of Academic Programs in Gender Studies (ATHENA Network), 2007.

• “Mislim, dakle mislim drugo: Deridina poetika gostoprimstva” (“I Think Therefore I think the Other: Derrida’s Poetics of Hospitality”) in Voice and Writing, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, Beograd, 2005.

• “Protiv drugofobije” (“Against Otherphobia”) in Maštarije o vidljivom, Misao, Novi Sad, 2005.

• “I prefer not to… :On potentiality and actuality of love” in Gender and Migrations, Sofia, Bulgaria, 2005

• "Thinking as Translating: From One to the Other" Women and Politics: Gender in Political Theory (“Frauen und Politik: Das Geschlecht in der Politischen Theorie", Documentation from the Seminar, Zenska Infoteka, 2002.

Books:

• Hieroglyphs of Jealousy, Research Center in Gender Studies, Euro-Balkan Institute, Skopje, 2008

• Zajednica onih koji nemaju zajednicu (Community Without Community), Faculty of Media and Communications, Belgrade, 2008

Books – Editor:

• Media/Power/&, eds. with Jovan Cekic, Faculty of Media and Communications, Belgrade, 2012.

• Gender and Identity, eds. with Katerina Kolozova and Svetlana Slapsak, Collection: SEE Theories in Gender Studies, (Skopje, Ljubljana, Belgrade) in 2006.

• Selected Papers, eds. with Dusan Djordjevic Mileusnic, Belgrade Women’s Studies Center, Belgrade, 2002.

Reference available upon request.

• Queer and Gender Theory
• Biopolitics
• Corporeal Politics
• Post-Foundational Political Philosophy
• Affect Theory

• 2013. History and Anthropology of Gay Clubbing in Belgrade, Senior Researcher HARTEFAKT. 2013. Belgrade, Serbia, to be published
• History of the Experience of AIDS and Homosexuality in Serbia: 1984 - 2012, Senior Researcher. 2013. HARTEFAKT, Belgrade, Serbia, to be published
• Society, Gender, Sexuality, Sexual Health and MSM in Macedonia: Community Based Research, Senior Researcher. 2012. UNAIDS and H.E.R.A, Skopje, Macedonia National Identity and Media, Work Package 4 from Ge.Mi.IC (Gender, Migration and Intercultural Interaction in SEE), Euro-Balkan Institute: 2008-2011. International Research Project granted by EC, FP7 (Main Researcher)
• Sexualities in Transition: Discourses, Power and Sexual minorities in Transitional Macedonia, Euro-Balkan Institute: 2009. Granted by Erste Bank Foundation (Main Researcher)
• Love Only After School Classes: Assessment of the Need and Availability of Information from the Domain of Sexual Education in Macedonia, H.E.R.A: 2010. Granted by IPPF (Assistant Researcher)
• Media, Non-Discrimination and Marginalized Communities, HOPS-Healthy Options Project Skopje: 2009. Granted by OSCE (Assistant Researcher)

• Contemporary Cultural Theories
• Cultural/Sociological Theories and Gender
• Queer Theory
• Masculinities
• Gender, Body and Culture
• Politics of Love
• Politics and Affect

Books: edited

• Trajanoski Zarko & Dimitrov Slavcho ed. 2011. (Homos)Sexuality and the Education in the Republic of Macedonia. Skopje: Coalition SHRMC
• Dmitrov, Slavcho & Lozanoska Jana. 2009. Integrating Differences – Human Rights, Social Inclusion and Social Cohesion in the Balkans on its Road to the EU: Proceedings from a regional conference. Skopje: Euro-Balkan,

Essays in edited volumes

• Blagojevich, Jelisaveta and Dimitrov, Slavcho. 2012. “Revisiting Heteronormativity: A madman who believes he is heterosexual is no more mad than a heterosexual who believes he is heterosexual” in Duhacek, Dasha ed. Kultura, rod, gradanski status. Belgrade: Center for Women’s Studies
• 2008. The Perverse Pleasure of Curating, in Milevska Suzana and Tanurovska Biljana eds.. Curatorial Translation, Skopje:Evro-Balkan Press
• 2008. Paradoxes of Autonomy: Towards the Ethics of Precariousness, in Katerina Mojancevska ed, Through woman’s perspective Skopje: Multimedia
• 2007. Killing for Survival, in Profeminist White Flowers-Sands 1974, a monograph for the American Contemporary Artist Sands Murray-Wassink. Stadtichen Kunsthalle, Munchen,

Journal papers: academic

• Blagojevich, Jelisaveta and Dimitrov, Slavcho. 2012. “Unthinkable: Bodies-in-Common, Queerness and the Ethico-Political Fiction in the Present” in Antropologija Br. 12 Sv.2, Beograd,
• 2012. “Sexualities in Transition” in Daskalova Krassimira, Caroline Hornstein Tomić, Karl Kaser, Filip Radunović , ed. Gendering Post-Socialist Transition: Studies of Changing Gender Perspectives. Wien: Erste Foundation
• 2011. Identities – Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture, chief editor of a thematic issue on Bodies, Affects and the Political, Vol.8/No.1/Winter 2011
• 2010. "The Lived Revolution: Solidarity with the Body in Pain as the New Political Universal by Katerina Kolozova", Aspasia, International Yearbook of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European Women's and Gender History
• 2009. Sexuality and Gender in Macedonian Art, Interview with prof. Nebojsa Vilic. Identities (magazine for politics, culture and gender), Vol. 7 / No. 1/2 / summer 2008/winter 2009
• 2008. That Dark Object of Desire: Towards David Halperin, What Do Gay Men Want, in Identities (magazine for politics, culture and gender) Vol. 6 / No. 2/3 / Summer 2007/Winter 2008
• 2006. Extasis- Coercion and vulnerability (analysis of Judith Butler’s Undoing gender), published in Identities (magazine for politics, culture and gender) Vol. 5 / No. 2 / Summer 2006,
• 2006. Dogville, the City With No Citizens, the City With No People (semiotic and post- colonial analysis of Lars von Trier’s movie “Dogville”), published in the electronic magazine for Comparative Literature Mirage (www.mirage.com.mk ), 16th November, 2006