Angela Ilić

Angela Ilić, PD Dr., is a Researcher at the Institute for German Culture and History of Southeastern Europe (IKGS) at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, with affiliations at Temple University and the Theological College in Novi Sad. Her work focuses on Southeastern Europe history, minorities in Central and Southeastern Europe, and religion in post-socialist transitions.

• Email: ilica@uni-mainz.de | ilic@ikgs.de
• Phone: 089 / 78 06 09 12
• Projects: Bekenntnis und Diaspora (Protestant networks 16th-20th century), Blick ins Ungewisse (utopias in Danube-Carpathian region)

Her research interests span:

• Historical dynamics of religious minorities
• Interreligious dialogue frameworks
• Post-Socialist cultural transformations
• Archival approaches to multicultural regions
• Urban identity in multiethnic cities
• Ecumenical networks in transnational context

Key publications analyze:

• Church-state relations in post-Yugoslav states
• Protestant identity in Orthodox environments
• Architectural symbolism in religious communities
• Microhistorical records from Rijeka
• Transnational Carpathian networks