Ideology, legitimacy and the new state: Yugoslavia, Serbia and Croatia

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Part 1 Theoretical framework: ideology political legitimacy. Part 2 The case studies: Yugoslavia 1945-60 Serbia 1987-97 Croatia 1990-97. Part 3 Back to theory: ideology and legitimacy - back to theory conclusion.

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