Rate My Professor Daphne Winland

Winland has authored the book We Are Now a Nation: Croats between ‘Home’ and ‘Homeland’ (University of Toronto Press, 2007) and contributed numerous book chapters and journal articles. Key publications include “Victimhood and the transnationalization of Croatian memory politics” (Memory Studies, 2022), “Between Two Wars: Generational Responses of Croats to Homeland Independence” (Diaspora: Journal of Transnational Studies, 2015), “The Politics of Desire and Disdain: Croatian Identity Between 'Home' and 'Homeland'” (American Ethnologist, 2002), “Ten Years Later: the Changing Nature of Transnational Ties in post-Independence Croatia” (Ethnopolitics, 2006), and “We Are Now an Actual Nation: The Impact of National Independence on the Croatian Diaspora in Canada” (Diaspora, 1995). She has received SSHRC Insight Grant (2013), SSHRC Strategic Research Grant (2011), SSHRC Standard Research Grant (2001), Canada 150 (2017), and Knowledge Mobilization Collaborative Research Grant (2011). Winland teaches courses such as AP/ANTH 1120 Making Sense of a Changing World and is accepting new graduate students. Her scholarship has significantly influenced understandings of post-conflict diaspora-homeland relations, memory politics, and transnational identities.