Kevin Kenjar is a linguistic and sociocultural anthropologist working on nationalism, language ideologies, religious and ethnic diversity, and cuisine. He graduated from UC Berkeley in 2020, and his dissertation, a micro-history of one Sarajevo intersection, is the basis of his forthcoming book, “The Street Corner that Started the 20th Century.” He is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Rijeka, as part of the ERC research group “REVENANT - Revivals of Empire,” as well as the founder of the Naan-Aligned culinary movement based at the Island School of Social Autonomy on the Adriatic island of Vis.