Dijana Mujkanović
Research interests: Personal cross-ethnic networks; ethnic conflict; intergroup relations; personal network analysis; ethnography; Bosnia and Herzegovina; and Israel.
Bio: Dijana Mujkanović is a scholar of ethnic conflict, intergroup relations, social networks, and collective memory whose research focuses on divided societies, particularly Bosnia and Herzegovina and Israel. Drawing on mixed methods, ethnographic fieldwork, survey research, and personal network analysis, her work examines how cross-ethnic relationships form and function in contexts shaped by conflict, polarization, and segregation. She received her PhD in International Affairs and Public Policy from the University of Pittsburgh in 2026. Her research has been supported by the U.S. Institute of Peace through a Peace Scholar Fellowship and the Title VIII Research Scholar Program.
This information is accurate as of the affiliate year indicated. (last updated 09.11.2026)