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Socialist Yugoslavia and the Antinomies of the Non-Aligned Movement

Post author By Paul Stubbs
Post date June 17, 2019

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This is a revised version of a talk given by the author at the Workshop ‘Dialoguing Between the Posts 2.0: (im)possible dialogue between the progressive forces of the ‘posts’’, Belgrade, Serbia 15 June 2019. He expresses his gratitude to workshop participants for their comments, and to Čarna Brković, Konstantin Kilibarda and Christian Axboe Neilsen for […]

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The future lasts a long time: a short history of European integration in the ex-Yugoslavia

Post author By Andreja Zivkovic
Post date October 25, 2013
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„There is no alternative to Europe“ – is «la pensée unique« that dominates political life in the ex-Yugoslavia. As with the idea of a transition to the market, Europe is considered to be a destination that is to be still to be reached, a community of peace and prosperity. In fact, as we will show, […]

Tags colonialism, crisis, debt, EU, EU crisis, EU integration, former Yugoslavia, IMF, nationalism, neocolonialism, non-aligned movement, Serbia, socialist bloc, Troika, Yugoslavia