The Political Economy Background of Yugoslav Dissolution

Abstract

The central hypothesis in the paper is that Yugoslavia was break down predominantly by the failure of federal institutions to cope with the banruptcy of socialism, expressed by the notion of socialist unemployment. The theis is quite simple, but mostly overlooked by political and other social scientists, which favored the analysis which have been stressing ethnic nationalism, the old national antagonisms, tribal hatreds, as the only possible explanation for events that were marked with brutal killings, war crimes and all kinds of atrocities.

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