Edi Miloš
Title: Associate Professor
undergraduate
graduate
doctoral
Edi Miloš was born in 1977 in Paris. He completed his primary and secondary education in France. He studied at Paris-Sorbonne University (Paris IV), where he earned his PhD in Modern and Contemporary History in 2008. His doctoral dissertation, “Antun Radić et la genèse du mouvement paysan croate (1868-1905)”, was supervised by Professor Jean-Paul Bled. That same year, he joined the Department of History at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Split, where he currently teaches at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral levels. In 2013, he served as a visiting professor at the University of Toulouse II – Le Mirail. His research interests include contemporary Croatian history, Central Europe, the Balkans, and Franco-Croatian relations.
- Edi Miloš, Les Croates et les dilemmes du premier XXe siècle. D’une certaine idée de la Mitteleuropa aux Balkans compliqués, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2025.
- Charlotte Nicollet, Edi Miloš (prir.), Cher Monseigneur… Pisma Jacquesa Zeillera don Frani Buliću (1901. – 1934.), Split, Katolički bogoslovni fakultet u Splitu – Centar za epigrafička, paleografska i povijesno-teološka istraživanja „Don Frane Bulić”, Arheološki muzej Split, Javna ustanova u kulturi „Zvonimir Solin”, 2024.
- Daniel Baric, Edi Miloš (ur.), L’Institut français de Zagreb. Fondements et contextes d’une médiation culturelle, Paris, Institut d’études slaves, 2023.
- Edi Miloš, Antun Radić (1868-1919) – Homme de lettres engagé et théoricien du mouvement paysan croate, Paris, Sorbonne Université Presses, 2018.
- Marko Trogrlić, Edi Miloš (ur.), Bečki kongres 1814./15. Historiografske refleksije o 200. obljetnici / The Congress of Vienna 1814/1815. Historiographical Reflections on the Occasion of its 200th Anniversary, Leykam International/Filozofski fakultet u Splitu, Zagreb/Split, 2016.
Mediterranean – Croatia – Identity: Historical and Cultural Intertwinings (MEDHRID), 2025-2029.
Historiographic Contributions to the Modern History of Dalmatia (HIRPRIL), 2025-2026.
Mapping the Parliamentary Elections 1848 – 1918 in Croatia (MAPPAR), 2020-2023.
The Modern Geopolitics of the Adriatic Sea 1493-1914 (MEGAS), 2014-2018.