Dr Dino Kadich
Subject
College Position
Whitworth Research Fellow
Other Positions

Director of Studies for Geography (IA and IB)

Degrees and Honours

MPhil (Cantab), PhD (Cantab)

Research Interests

I am a political and cultural geographer interested in the geopolitics of the future. My research examines how young people navigate the widespread sense of futurelessness at Europe’s margins, where the promises of democracy, capitalist transition, and postwar reconciliation have given way to corruption, cynicism, and—above all—the desire to leave. In my work, I ask: what does politics look like without a future? Using deep qualitative engagement alongside participatory research methods, I draw attention to the lived experiences of enacting and resisting geopolitical realities. Alongside these themes, I have longstanding interests in urban geographies, creative methods and art-academic collaborations, digital geographies, diaspora and migration, and geographies of race and exclusion.

Select Publications

Kadich, D. (2024). “The Memeing Body: More-than-activism in the more-than-real.” Political Geography 111, article 103103. doi:10.1016/j.polgeo.2024.103103.

Kadich, D. (2023). “Who is Bosnian Studies for? Alternative futures for diasporic scholarship.” In: Bosnian Studies: Perspectives from an Emerging Field, eds. Dž. Karabegović & A. Karamehić-Oates (Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press).

Kadich, D. (2021). “Young people, hip-hop, and the making of a ‘grammar for unpolitics’ in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.” Geopolitics 26 (5): 1307-1330. doi:10.1080/14650045.2019.1608436.