Marko Pišev

Marko Pišev je rođen u Celju, Slovenija, 1984. godine. Od 2010. godine zaposlen je na Odeljenju za etnologiju i antropologiju, na Filozofskom fakultetu Univerziteta u Beogradu. gde predaje i bavi se istraživačkim radom. Objavio je preko 40 naučnih tekstova i tri monografije od kojih je poslednja, pod nazivom „Između fetiša i polumeseca“ osvojila nagradu „Dušan Bandić“ za najbolju knjigu iz oblasti etnologije i antropologije u 2018. godini. Urednik je časopisa „Antropologija“ Instituta za etnologiju i antropologiju. Član je međunarodne naučne mreže u okviru Evropskog društva socijalnih antropologa (EASA),međunarodne mreže za antropologiju Jugoistočne Evrope (InASEA), mreže istoričara antropologije (HOAN) i Etnološko-antropološkog društva Srb

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