Balkan Babel: The Disintegration Of Yugoslavia From The Death Of Tito To The War For Kosovo

Sabrina Petra Ramet · Ivo Banac

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Balkans: History, Politics, Society Central European national history Eastern European Communism and Reforms

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Preface. Part I: Disintegration, 19801991. Political Debate, 19801986. The Gathering Storm, 19871989. Brotherhood and Disunity, 19891991. Part II: Religion and Culture. The Catholic Church. The Serbian Orthodox Church. Islam. Rock Music. Part III: War and Transition. Serbia and Croatia at War Again. On Their Own: Slovenia and Macedonia since 1991. The Struggle for Bosnia. Repercussions of the War in Religion, Gender Relations, and Culture. Part IV: Peace Without Rights? A Peace of Dayton. Milosevic, Kosovo, and the Principle of Legitimacy..

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