Demography and the Origins of the Yugoslav Civil War

Eugene A. Hammel

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Balkans: History, Politics, Society Central European national history Political Conflict and Governance

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The author attempts to identify causes of the current conflict in Yugoslavia that relate to the regions historical and demographic history. concentrate on migration and perceived ethnicity in the Balkans and the crystallization of political blocks based on ethnic identification. I go on to speculate more widely about the importance of political and symbolic processes to demography. (EXCERPT)

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