War in Slovenia: Doctrine and Defeat

Abstract

The Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) found itself in a very precarious position in the early 1990s. Constituent republics like Slovenia clamored for less centralism while elites in Belgrade—most notably the army—hurrily enacted re-centralization plans. The JNA watched as the country was falling apart and attempted to counteract that trend with force if necessary. The end result left Yugoslavia a relic of the past.

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