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Public hearing in Kriterion: ”Museums, in different way”

Published: February 14, 2013
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Pulse of Democracy (Puls Demokratije) is organising a public hearing on topic ”Museums, in different way” which will be held today, 14 February at 5.30 p.m.

”Pulse of Democracy”, the project of BiH Open Society Foundation is a website which critically comments the social and political situation in BiH and it was founded in 2006.

Students of universities from Sarajevo, East Sarajevo, Banja Luka will talk about BiH museums and their future.

The hearing is moderated by Selma Mehmedić-Džonlić , from Faculty of Political Sciences, and participants are students from Faculty of Philosophy of Sarajevo Matija Bošnjak ,Jasna Kovo and Nera Mešinović, Ena Kukić, from Faculty of Architecture  of Sarajevo, Mladen Lakić from Faculty of Philosophy of East Sarajevo and Marko Šomaz from Faculty  of Philology of Banja Luka.

 

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