Language and identity in the Balkans: Serbo-Croatian and its disintegration

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Language and Culture Balkans: History, Politics, Society

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1. Introduction 2. Serbo-Croatian: United or Not We Fall 3. Serbian: Isn't My Language Your Language? 4. Montenegrin: A Mountain Out of a Mole Hill? 5. Croatian: We Are Separate But Equal Twins 6. Bosnian: A Three-Humped Camel? 7. Conclusion 8. Postcript: Developments Since 2004 Appendix Works Cited Index

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