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Dr. Ivana Milojević[1] is research director of Metafuture.org. She is a researcher and an educator with the background in sociology, gender, peace and futures studies. Ivana is currently (2006) teaching Peace Education at the University of Queensland and is an Adjunct Researcher at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. She has previously taught at the University of Novi Sad, former Yugoslavia (now SCG/ Serbia and Montenegro) – where she lived from birth (in 1967) until moving to Australia in 1994. 

Dr. Milojević is a member of the Executive Board of the World Futures Studies Federation, a member of the International Peace Research Association and a Research Associate at the Australian Center for Peace and Conflict Studies. Her publications include: Alternative Futures of Education: Dominant and contesting visions. London: Routledge (2005); Researching Identity, Diversity and Education (ed. with Julie Yamanashi), Post Pressed (2005); and Moving Forward: Teachers and Students Against Racism, (with Allan Luke, Carmen Luke, Martin Mills, and Ray Land), Armadale, Vic.: Eleanor Curtain Publishing (2001). Forthcoming is: Neohumanist Educational Futures (ed. with Sohail Inayatullah and Marcus Bussey), Taipei: Tamkang University Press, The Futures of Education: Pedagogies for an emergent world  (also ed. with Inayatullah and Bussey), Rotterdam, Sense Publishers, and a special issue of Futures on feminism/gender (ed. with Karen Hurley and Anne Jenkins). 

Ivana has written extensively in the area of feminist futures contributing chapters in The Knowledge Base of Futures Studies (ed. by Richard Slaughter); World Yearbook of Education 1998 (on Futures Education, ed. by David Hicks and Richard Slaughter); Rescuing the Future: The Futures of Futures Studies (ed. by Ziauddin Sardar); Women and Internet (ed. by Wendy Harcourt); Futures Studies: Methods, Emerging Issues and Civilization Visions: A Multimedia (ed. by Sohail Inayatullah and Paul Wildman); Utopian Thinking in Sociology: Creating the Good Society and Defeating Terrorism/Developing Dreams: Beyond 9/11 and the Iraq War, vol. 1 (both edited by Arthur Shostak), as well as in other books (edited by Sohail Inayatullah and others: for example, The Causal Layered Analysis Reader, Transforming Communication, The University in Transformation, etc.). She has published articles in Futures, Futures Research Quarterly, Journal of Futures Studies and World Futures Studies Federation Bulletin.

For a more detailed CV, please download this PDF Document. 

Email:  ivanam@uq.edu.au, imilojev@usc.edu.au


[1] The closest pronunciation for non-Serbian/non-Slavic speaking people is E’vanna Mee’lōyevich