بحث درباره پایان یوگسلاوی (مطالعات جنوب‌شرقی اروپا)

Countries rarely disappear off the map. In the 20th century, only a few countries shared this fate with Yugoslavia. The dissolution of Yugoslavia led to the largest war in Europe since 1945, massive human rights violations and over 100,000 victims. Debating the End of Yugoslavia is less an attempt to re-write the dissolution of Yugoslavia, or to provide a different narrative, than to take stock and reflect on the scholarship to date. New sources and data offer fresh avenues of research avoiding the passion of the moment that often characterized research published during the wars and provide contemporary perspectives on the dissolution. The book outlines the state of the debate rather than focusing on controversies alone and maps how different scholarly communities have reflected on the dissolution of the country, what arguments remain open in scholarly discourse and highlights new, innovative paths to study the period. On The Current And Future Research Agenda For Southeast Europe / Eric Gordy -- Yugoslavia's Dissolution: Between The Scylla Of Facts And The Charybdis Of Interpretation / Josip Glaurdić -- Disputes About The Dissolution Of Yugoslavia And Its Wake / Sabrina P. Ramet -- Political Science And The Yugoslav Dissolution : The Evolution Of A Discipline / V.p. (chip) Gagnon, Jr. -- Does Scholarly Literature On The Breakup Of Yugoslavia Travel Well? / Nebojša Vladisavljević -- The Dissolution Of Yugoslavia As Reflected By Sociologists From Post- Yugoslav Countries / Sergej Flere -- Studying 'reality' As 'it Is' : The State Of Art In Croatian Anthropology / Reana Senjković -- Debating The End Of Yugoslavia In Post-miloševićserbia / Hilde Katrine Haug -- Social Inequalities And The Study Of Yugoslavia's Dissolution -- New Directions In Research / Rory Archer -- What Do We Know About The Lebenswelt Of Yugoslavs? / Armina Galijaš -- Milošević Posing As Saviour Of The Communist Regime : A Reassessment / Christian Costamagna -- Serbian Political Elites And The Vance-owen Peace Plan : Icty Documents As Historical Sources / Vladimir Petrović -- Before The Storm : Croatian Efforts To Integrate Republic Of Serb Krajina From Early 1992 To August 1995 / Nikica Bari -- Revisiting Nationalism In Yugoslavia : An Inside-out View Of The Nationalist Movement In Kosovo / Gëzim Krasniqi -- The Yugoslav Chronotope : Histories, Memories And The Future Of Yugoslav Studies / Ljubica Spaskovska. Edited By Florian Bieber, Armina Galijaš And Rory Archer. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Part I The State of the Debate. - 1 On the Current and Future Research Agenda for Southeast Europe / Eric Gordy 11. - 2 Yugoslavia's Dissolution: Between the Scylla of Facts and the Charybdis of Interpretation / Josip Glaurdić 23. - 3 Disputes about the Dissolution of Yugoslavia and its Wake / Sabrina P. Ramet 39. - 4 Political Science and the Yugoslav Dissolution: The Evolution of a Discipline / V.P. (Chip) Gagnon, Jr. 55. - 5 Does Scholarly Literature on the Breakup of Yugoslavia Travel Well? / Nebojša Vladisavljević 67. - 6 The Dissolution of Yugoslavia as Reflected Upon by Post-Yugoslav Sociologists / Sergej Flere 81. - 7 Studying 'Reality' as 'It Is' / Reana Senjković 97. - 8 Debating the End of Yugoslavia in Post-Milošević Serbia / Hilde Katrine Haug 113. - 9 Social Inequalities and the Study of Yugoslavia's Dissolution / Rory Archer 135. - Part II New Directions in Research. - 10 What Do We Know about the Lebenswelt of Yugoslavs? / Armina Galijaš 155. - 11 Milošević posing as Saviour of the Communist Regime: A Reassessment / Christian Costamagna 175. - 12 Serbian Political Elites and the Vance-Owen Peace Plan: ICTY Documents as Historical Sources / Vladimir Petrović 191. - 13 Before the Storm: Croatian Efforts to Integrate Republic of Serb Krajina from Early 1992 to August 1995 / Nikica Barić 211. - 14 Revisiting Nationalism in Yugoslavia: An Inside-Out View of the Nationalist Movement in Kosovo / Gëzim Krasniqi 225. - 15 The Yugoslav Chronotope: Histories, Memories and the Future of Yugoslav Studies / Ljubica Spaskovska 241 Florian Bieber: Introduction Part I: The State of the Debate 1 Eric Gordy: On the Current and Future Research Agenda for Southeast Europe 2 Josip Glaurdić: Yugoslavia’s Dissolution: Between the Scylla of Facts and the Charybdis of Interpretation 3 Sabrina P. Ramet: Disputes about the Dissolution of Yugoslavia and its Wake 4 V.P. (Chip) Gagnon, Jr.: Political Science and the Yugoslav Dissolution: The Evolution of a Discipline 5 Nebojša Vladisavljević: Does Scholarly Literature on the Breakup of Yugoslavia Travel Well? 6 Sergej Flere: The Dissolution of Yugoslavia as Reflected Upon by Post-Yugoslav Sociologists 7 Reana Senjković: Studying ‘Reality’ as ‘It Is’ 8 Hilde Katrine Haug: Debating the End of Yugoslavia in Post-Milošević Serbia 9 Rory Archer: Social Inequalities and the Study of Yugoslavia’s Dissolution Part II: New Directions in Research 10 Armina Galijaš: What Do We Know about the Lebenswelt of Yugoslavs? 11 Christian Costamagna: Milošević posing as Saviour of the Communist Regime: A Reassessment 12 Vladimir Petrović: Serbian Political Elites and the Vance-Owen Peace Plan 13 Nikica Barić: Before the Storm: Croatian Efforts to Integrate Republic of Serb Krajina from Early 1992 to August 1995 14 Gëzim Krasniqi: Revisiting Nationalism in Yugoslavia: An Inside-Out View of the Nationalist Movement in Kosovo 15 Ljubica Spaskovska: The Yugoslav Chronotope: Histories, Memories and the Future of Yugoslav Studies