Yugoslavia's bloody collapse : causes, course and consequences

General Information

Author/Creator
Bennett, Christopher.
Language
English.
Published
London : Hurst, 1995.
Physical Description
xv, 272 p. : maps ; 22 cm.

Subjects

Subject
Yugoslav War, 1991-1995.
Yugoslavia > History.

Bibliographic Information

Responsibility
Christopher Bennett.
Content
1. Introduction. The Yugoslav Killing Fields -- An inevitable disintegration? -- Guilt -- 2. The South Slavs: Language, Culture, Lands. The Myths of History -- National Revivals -- The First World War -- 3. From Creation to Collapse to Rebirth -- The first Yugoslavia -- Dictatorship -- The Second World War -- 4. Tito's Yugoslavia. The national question -- Titoism -- Society -- 5. The Tito Legacy. The Economy -- 1974 Constitution -- The Serb question -- 6. Disintegration. Slobodan Milosevic -- Kosovo -- Milosevic's irresistible rise -- The new Serb nationalism -- The Slovene challenge -- Collapse of Communism -- 7. Countdown to War. A third Yugoslavia -- Ante Markovic's attempt to save Yugoslavia -- Croatia awakes -- JNA forges Serbian alliance -- Independence -- Unstoppable slide to war -- 8. War. Slovenia fights -- Croatia burns -- International recognition -- Bosnia erupts -- Bosnia betrayed -- Bosnia abandoned -- 9. Prospects. Serbia: the key -- Vojvodina, Montenegro and the Sandzak -- The Kosovo conundrum and the Macedonian question -- Bosnia: savage reality -- Croatia: the new regional power -- Slovenia moves on -- 10. Conclusion. Limited intervention, huge expense, total failure -- Myth and reality -- The Yugoslav tragedy.
ISBN
1850652325

Holdings

Item Type Current Location Collection Call Number Volume Info Shelving Location Public Note
BookOSA Archivum LibraryGeneral collection949.7 BENGeneral StacksDonation of Michael Szporluk.

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