Confronting the Yugoslav Controversies: A Scholars' Initiative (Second Edition)
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Series
Central European Studies
Page Count
492
Language
English
Description
It has been two decades since Yugoslavia fell apart. The brutal conflicts that followed its dissolution are over, but the legacy of the tragedy continues to unsettle the region. Reconciliation is a long and difficult process that necessitates a willingness to work together openly and objectively in confronting the past. Over the past decade the Scholars’ Initiative assembled an international consortium of historians, social scientists, and jurists to examine the salient controversies that still divide the peoples of former Yugoslavia. The broadly conceived synthesis will assist scholars, public officials, and the people they represent both in acknowledging inconvenient facts and in discrediting widely held myths that inform popular attitudes and the electoral success of nationalist politicians who profit from them.
ISBN
9781612492285
Publication Date
Winter 12-15-2012
Publisher
Purdue University Press
City
West Lafayette, Indiana
Keywords
Kosovo, Bosnia, Croatia, Yugoslavia, Montenegro
Disciplines
Defense and Security Studies | European History | Military and Veterans Studies | Peace and Conflict Studies | Soviet and Post-Soviet Studies
Recommended Citation
Ingrao, Charles and Emmert, Thomas A., (2012) Confronting the Yugoslav Controversies: A Scholars' Initiative (Second Edition). West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University Press
Comments
This book represents an important contribution to lasting peace in the Balkans. To maximize the opportunity for dissemination, all chapters are being made available free-of-charge online for personal, non-commercial use under the following Creative Commons license:
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://www.thepress.purdue.edu/pages/rights-and-permissions.
A permanent link to this version is: http://dx.doi.org/10.5703/1288284315020