Why did Yugoslavia fall apart? Was its violent demise inevitable? Did its population simply
fall victim to the lure of nationalism? How did this multinational state survive for so long, and …

Why does Europeanization—the process of adopting European rules—advance in some
countries, while it stalls in others? What explains different European trajectories of otherwise …

Political developments in South Eastern Europe raise serious doubts about the prospects for
the effectiveness of the European Union's external democracy promotion via political …

The book investigates the scope and limitations of the transformative power of EU
enlargement in the Western Balkans. The extension of EU enlargement policy to the region …

For Kin or Country: Xenophobia, Nationalism, and War Page 1 for kin or country Page 2 Page 3
For Kin or Country xenophobia, nationalism, and war Stephen M. Saideman and R. William …

The book analyzes the twenty years of economic transition from socialism to capitalism in
Serbia. It offers a comprehensive evaluation of the achievements and failures of the …

Which components of power sharing contribute to the duration of peace and what explains
the linkages between institutional design and stability? The authors argue that certain types …

The countries of the Western Balkans-Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia,
Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and the province of Kosovo-form a core European region …

This book is the product of many years of research on Yugoslavia and, after its break-up in
1991, on its successor states, the region of Southeast Europe (SEE), and Serbia. It is a …

In anthropology, the concept of cultural intimacy expresses those aspects of a cultural
identity that are considered a source of international criticism for the state, but are …