Education
2007 – B.A. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Department of History
2009 – M.A. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Department of History
2010 – M.A. SSEES UCL (University College London) Central and Southeast European studies
2011 – Ph.D.candidate Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Department of History
Work Experience
June 2013 – present Assistant, Department of Histor, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade.
June 2011 – 2013 Research Assistant, Department of Histor, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade.
June 2010 – 2011 Junior Research, Department of History, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade.
June 2010 – present Coordinator for the project Modernization of the Western Balkans funded by Serbian Ministry for Education, Science and Technological Development.
March 2011 – present Coordinator of the IMESS program (joint MA program of the UCL and the Faculty of Philosophy).
January 2011 – present one of the cofounders of the New Balkan Institute (NBI): member of the board.
October 2010 – present member of the board of Scientific society for the history of the health culture.
October 2009 – 2010 Teaching Assistant, Department of History, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade.
September 2008 – October 2009 coach educator at Rugby Football League, United Kingdom.
2004 – 2007 Working as co-author of Ethno-historical handbook, made for pupils of Primary and Secondary schools, as a joint project of OESCE, Council of Europe, Serbian Government and its relevant departments.
Courses taught
Undergraduate courses: Early Modern History, General history 19th and 20th century, American Studies: State and Society
Research Projects
2011 – present – Modernization of the Western Balkans, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy, funded by the Ministry of education, science and technological development of Serbia
2013 – 2017 – ISCH COST Action IS1301 New Communities of Interpretation: Contexts, Strategies and Processes of Religious Transformation in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe. Coordinator: University of Groningen.
2010 – Modernization of the Western Balkans, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy, funded by the Ministry of education, science and technological development of Serbia
Participation in scientific conferences
2011 Belgrade. Space and memory – Prostori pamćenja: arhitektura.baština.umetnost,
Palate trgovaca Savske padine
2011 Prizren. The 5th International South-East Europe Turcology Symposium
Greek merchants along Ottoman frontiers and Danube valley during 18th century
2011 Belgrade. The International Conference on the Cold War, Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy,
Yugoslavia and its foreign policy from Stalin to Kennedy
2011Zagreb. Croats and Serbs in the Habsburg monarchy in the 18th century: intercultural
aspects of enlightened Modernization, Greek community in Zemun in 18th and 19th century.
2011 Belgrade Nasledje i dijalog, Dijalog istorije I grada – istorijksi diskurs razvoja savske padine 1923/1950/1970
2012 Belgrade. STRAND: New Urbanity, Cities Vs Global Challenges, Global Belgrade: in historical perspective
2012 Belgrade. Architecture and Ideology, Belgrade synagogues after WWII
2012 Belgrade. NDIZK, FF, Muzej grada Beograda: Stranci u Beogradu XVIII i XIX vek, Jevreji u Beogradu 1807-1878
2012 Helsinki. Aleksanteri Institute: Competition and Good Society – the Eastern Model,
Balkan pact and Yugoslavia 1953
2013 San Diego. Annual meeting of the Renaissance Society of America.
Venetian and England in the 17th century: Two systems, Atlantic and Mediterranean
2013 Samsun. Canik – Samsun ve Değerleri” konulu III. Canik Sempozyumu Belgrade’s view on wars in Turkey 1919-1923
2013 Belgrade. Stara gradska jeygra i istorijske urbane celine, Sinagoga u Zemunu
2014 Rome. New Communities of Interpretation: Contexts, Strategies and Processes of Religious
Transformation in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe, European network of knowledge exchange
2014 Belgrade. Nationalization, Confiscation and Restitution. Historical, Legal, Economic and Political Issues, Jewish immovable property in Belgrade and its fate after the WW2
Research fields and interests: Ottoman History, Early Modern History, Jewish Studies, Venetian History, Cold War and Culture, Balkan Studies, Contemporary History, Communism and national question, Serbian Politics,History, History of the Mediterranean, and Mediterranean Sea
Journal Articles and book chapters
- Dajč Haris, Maja Vasiljević. STATUS JEVREJA U OSMANSKOM I HABZBURŠKOM BEOGRADU (XVII−XVIII VEK): STRANCI, MANJINE I SARADNICI. Limes plus, Volume 2 (2013). ISSN 1820-0869.80-99
- Dajč, Haris EUROPEAN STATES AT THE PORTE DURING CRITICAL YEARSOF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION (1792–1794). Belgrade historical review Vol. 4 (2013), 101-121 [COBISS.SR-ID 202598668]
- Dajč, Haris. Balkan pact and Yugoslavia, Limes plus, Volume 1 (2013). ISSN 1820-0869.109-122 [COBISS.SR-ID 199088908]
- Dajč, Haris. Greece as seen by British contemporaries 1862-1863: The beginning of the new epoch in the relations of two kingdoms. Belgrade historical review Vol. 3 (2012), 179-195. [COBISS.SR-ID 194215180]
- Dajč Haris. Razvoj i propadanje savskog priobaja, Limes plus, Volume 1-2 (2012). ISSN 1820-0869. 123-138. [COBISS.SR-ID 523656343]
- Dajč, Haris, Nikola Samaradžić. Global Belgrade: in historical perspective. New Urbanity, Cities Vs Global Challenges. (2012). ISBN 978-86-89111-00-2 COBISS.SR-ID 190427404. 18-25.
- Dajč, Haris, Nikola Samaradžić. Nasledje i dijalog, Dijalog istorije i grada – istorijksi diskurs razvoja savske padine 1923/1950/1970. ISBN 978-86-81157-64-0 COBISS.SR-ID 187784716
- Dajč, Haris, Nikola Samaradžić. Orthodox Church and Church of England 1914-1918. The South Slav Journal, Volume 31. No. 1-2 (Fall 2011). South-Slav Research and Study Centre in London. ISSN 0141-6146. 66-89
- Dajč, Haris. The Peace of Passarowitz, 1718. Edited by Charles Ingrao, Nikola Samardžić, and Jovan Pešalj. Purdue University Press (12 Aug 2011). West Lafayette, Indiana, USA. pp. 9-38. ISBN 978-1-55753-594-8, Belgrade historical review Vol. 2 2011. 285-290.
- Dajč, Haris. Greek merchants: their migration and cimmunities along Ottoman frontiers and Danube valley during the 18th century. V Međunarodni Simpozijum Turkologa jugoistočne Evrope, Prizren 2011 (in print)
- Дајч, Харис. Савска падина – палате угледних трговаца, некад и сад. Простори памћењa: уметност, архитектура, баштина, Београд (2012). 85-114