The Irresistible Force and the Imperceptible Object: The Yugoslav Breakup and Western Policy

Stuart J. Kaufman

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The author would like to thank Matthew Evangelista, Ben Frankel, Patrick James, Obrad Kesic, Sean Lynn-Jones, Karen Mingst, Edward Rhodes, Dennison Rusinow, Howard Warshawsky, and anonymous reviewe...

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