War and Change in the Balkans: Nationalism, Conflict and CooperationBrad K. Blitz Cambridge University Press, 12 окт. 2006 г. - Всего страниц: 290 The violence following the break-up of the former Yugoslavia has lasted for more than a decade and continues to mark the region. This 2006 volume analyses the causes of the conflict and describes its course from the onset of war in Croatia to intervention in Kosovo. The book concentrates on four key transformations: the demise of Yugoslavia and the creation of new states; the importance of nationalist ideologies in the preparation of war and their subsequent decline in the post conflict era; the role of international actors as policy makers, implementing agencies, and arbiters; and the process of democratization and integration into European structures. With contributions from some of the world's leading scholars of the Balkans and personal accounts from journalists, diplomats, and civil servants drawing upon their own experiences of war and transition, War and Change in the Balkans provides an unparalleled insight into contemporary European history. |
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War and change | 1 |
state construction and state failure | 13 |
The politics of national homogeneity | 30 |
Miloševićs motiveless malignancy | 44 |
Germany and the recognition of Croatia and Slovenia | 57 |
mistakes and lessons | 76 |
American cooperation with the International Criminal | 87 |
The European Unions role in the Balkans | 99 |
ΙΟ The war in Croatia | 118 |
The war over Kosovo | 143 |
The international administration of Kosovo since 1999 | 169 |
Greeces role in reconstruction | 177 |
the role of diplomacy | 195 |
New beginnings? Refugee returns and postconflict | 239 |
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