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This paper puts forth and calls for further unpacking of a potentially  fruitful conceptual cross-fertilization between various social movements  theories and Bourdieu’s sociology of practice. Following some of my most  important predecessors, I argue that this theoretical hybridization could  accommodate many threads of social movements research that otherwise would  not cohere into a rounded theory. Bourdieu’s powerful conceptual armoury is  both parsimonious and flexible and seems particularly well-suited to address  the problematic issues pertaining to agency and structure in the field of  social movements. In the second section of the paper, I call for an  exploration of Yugoslav anti-war and pacifist activism immediately before  and during the wars of Yugoslav succession. I perceive a number of  politically and organizationally heterogeneous initiatives, taking place  throughout the demised country, as a case that can be used to empirically  test the proposed theoretical considerations. Yugoslav anti-war and pacifist  activism has yet to receive the sociological attention that it deserves. It  is a complex social phenomenon calling for a sophisticated and systematic  examination which should position it between its antecedents - the embryonic  forms of extra-institutional engagement during Yugoslav communism - and its  divergent posterity, mostly circumscribed within the national fields of  non-governmental organizations

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Bourdieu and social movements theories: Some preliminary remarks on a possible conceptual cross-fertilization in the context of (post-)Yugoslav anti-war and peace activism