Adrian Pecotić M.A.

About

Adrian Pecotić, M.A., is a freelance writer based in Sarajevo, Bosnia. In 2018, he received an M.A. in Neurophilosophy from Georgia State University. During his time in Atlanta, he was a Brains and Behaviour Research Fellow in GSU's Neuroscience Institute. He has also written for Mental Health Today, Foreign Policy, and The Blizzard Quarterly.

Recent Posts

How the Pandemic Has Affected Our Sense of Time

Lockdowns and waiting for vaccines have altered the way that time feels. What does that mean?

Social Theory, Interrupted by Coronavirus

Our communities help us to cope and to know what information to trust. How will these functions carry on?

What Does Alienation Feel Like?

What do people mean when they talk about alienation? Quite a lot.

Adding Some Nuance to Detention Decisions

What would a nuanced and nimble way of making detention decisions look like?

Detention Decisions Shouldn't be Black and White

How can our detention laws reflect the complexity of agency? We need to start by attending to the capacities that make agency possible.

Cults of Personality and Where to Find Them

Do cults of personality still exist? How do they influence today's politics in the United States and abroad?