The Road to War in Serbia: Trauma and CatharsisCentral European University Press, 2000 M01 1 - 711 pages The first serious assessment to thoroughly explore the roots of conflict inside former Yugoslavia. The authors highlight major issues which to date had remained neglected. |
Contents
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Traumatology of the Party State 81 8 | 81 |
The Flight from Modernization | 109 |
An Uneasy View of the City | 123 |
The Unresolved Genocide | 146 |
Who Exploited Whom? | 160 |
Kosovo in the Collective Memory | 189 |
Constitution as a Factor in the Collapse of Yugo | 399 |
The Ruling Party | 425 |
The Traumatic Circle of the Serbian Opposition | 449 |
An Alternative to War | 479 |
The Armys Use of Trauma | 509 |
Politika in the Storm of Nationalism | 537 |
Turning the Electronic Media Around | 565 |
Victim and Vengeance | 587 |
The Migrations of Serbs from Kosovo during the 1970s and | 212 |
The Church and the Serbian Question | 247 |
The Abuse of the Authority of Science | 274 |
The University in an Ideological Shell | 303 |
Populist Wave Literature | 351 |
Football Hooligans and War | 373 |
The Nationalization of Everyday Life | 608 |
The International Community and the Yugoslav Crisis | 633 |
Bibliography | 661 |
List of Contributors | 701 |
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Page 675 - Zagreb, convened to discuss the forthcoming (19th) session of the Central Committee of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, at which the terms of the economic reform were to be established.