State-society relations in Yugoslavia, 1945-1992

Abstract

Introduction J.Irvine - PART 1: REGIME CONSOLIDATION AND SOCIAL REVOLUTION - Peasant Resistance and Political Policies M.Bokovoy - Party, Society, and Culture C.Lilly - Opposition and Resistance to the CPY P.Lytle - PART 2: STRATEGIES OF LEGITIMIZATION - State Cohesion and the Military R.Remington - Regime Legitimacy and the Politics of Regional Development D.Plestina - The Role of Education in State Legitimization W.Hoepken - Tito J.Gow - PART 3: POLITICAL PARTIES, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, AND THE STATE - The Women's Movement J.Benderly - The Rise of Civil Society: The Slovene Case J.Figa - Student Movements 1968-1990 A.Feldman - The Formation of Political Parties M.Andrejevich - The Role of the Church in the Emergence of Civil Society P.Mojzes - PART 4: NATION AND STATE - Albanians in Kosovo E.Biberaj - Croatia, 1971-1989 I.Grdesic - Macedonia: Forging a New Identity S.Troebst - Serb Minorities in the Politics of Serbia N.Miller - Nationalism and the Serb Opposition L.Cohen - Bosnia and the Rise of the Muslim Nation I.Lovrenovic - Conclusion - Notes - Index

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