Crises In The Balkans: Views From The Participants

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Foreword (George Kenney. ) Ethnonationalism, Security, and Conflict in the Balkans (Constantine P. Danopoulos and Kostas G. Messas. ) Of Shatter Belts and Powder Kegs: A Brief Survey of Yugoslav History (John D. Treadway. ) Defeating Greater Serbia, Building Greater Milosevic (Obrad Kesic. ) Franjo Tudjmans Croatia and the Balkans (Marko Prelec. ) Bosnian Muslim Views of National Security (Francine Friedman and Robin Alison Remington. ) Montenegro: Beyond the Myth (Andrei Simic. ) The Balkan Crisis and the Republic of Macedonia (Vasil Tupurkovski. ) Greeces Policies in the PostCold War Balkans (Prodromos Yannas. ) Albanian Nationalism and Prospects for Greater Albania (C. P. Danopoulos and Adem Chopani. ) Bulgaria and the Balkans (Luan Troxel. ) Turkey and the Balkans: Searching for Stability (C. P. Danopoulos. ) Romania and the Balkan Imbroglio (Larry Watts. ) Troubles in the Balkans: The View from Hungary (Laszlo K. Urban. ) Moscow and the Yugoslav Secession Crisis (Igor A. Zevelev and Sharyl Cross. ) U.S. Policy in the Balkans: From Containment to Strategic Reengagement (F. Stephen Larrabee. ) France, Germany, and the Yugoslav Wars (Edwina S. Campbell and Jack M. Seymour Jr. ) Failure in Former Yugoslavia: Hard Lessons for the European Union (K. G. Messas. ) NATO and the Bosnian Quagmire: Reluctant Peacemaker (Timothy J. Birch. ) The United Nations and the Conflict in Former Yugoslavia (E. Thomas Rowe.)

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