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Croatia since Independence
Croatia since Independence
War, Politics, Society, Foreign Relations
2008. 430 S., Leinen gebundenISBN 978-3-486-58043-3
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"Croatia since Independence: Politics, Society, Foreign Relations" shows the tremendous changes that have taken place in Croatia and within its international position in the periods of its war of independence, the years of Franjo Tudjman's autocratic rule and the following opening towards Europe after 2000. The ongoing social and political 'Europeanization' has turned Croatia into the serious aspirant to EU-membership it is by now, and still existing problems as well as good prospects to this aspiration are transparently analyzed throughout the book.
I - INTRODUCTION
1. Challenges facing Croatia since Independence (An Introduction) - Sabrina P. Ramet, Marius Soberg
2. Politics in Croatia since 1990 - Sabrina P. Ramet
3. Franjo Tujman: An Intellectual in Politics - James J. Sadkovich
II - THE LEGACY OF THE WAR
4. The Rise and Fall of the Republic of Serb Krajina (1990-95) - Nikica Baric
5. Croatia's Discourse about the Past and Some Problems of Croatian-Bosnian Understanding - Dunja Melcic
6. Croatia's Serbs Ten Years after the End of the War - Carolin Leutlofff-Grandits
III - POLITICS AND ECONOMICS
7. Political Culture, Socio-Cultural Values and Democratic Consolidation in Croatia - Davorka Matic
8. Civil-Military Relations in Croatia, 1990-2005 - Reneo Lukic
9. The Impact of the War on the Economy - Bruno Schönfelder
IV - SOCIETY AND CULTURE
10. Non-Nationalist Culture, Under ad Above the Ground - Gordana P. Crnkovic
11. The Catholic Church and its Role in Politics and Society - Thomas Bremer
12. Contemporary Croatian Literature: Under the Star of Orwell - Gordana P. Crnkovic
13. Gay Men and Lesbians - Dean Vuletic
14. Mutual Aid, Anti-Authoritarianism, and Dumpster Diving: Anarchist Activism in Croatia since 2000 - Maple Razsa
V - FOREIGN RELATIONS
15. American-Croatian Relations during the 1990s - Jean-François Morel
16. Gaining Power and Status through Engagement and Diplomacy: The Croatia Policy of United Germany - Konrad Clewing
17. Britain's relations with Croatia: A study in active diplomacy - Carole Hodge
18. Croatia´s relations with the Union of Serbia and Montenegro - Reneo Lukic
19. Better the Grave than a Slave: Croatia and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia - Vjeran Pavlakovic
Sabrina P. Ramet (Editor)
Sabrina P. Ramet ist Professorin für Politikwissenschaft an der Norwegischen Universität für Naturwissenschaften und Technologie Trondheim. Sie studierte Philosophie an der Stanford University und promovierte in Politikwissenschaften an der University of California, Los Angeles.
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Konrad Clewing ist Stellvertretender Leiter des Südost-Instituts; Mitherausgeber und redaktioneller Betreuer der " Südosteuropäischen Arbeiten", Mitherausgeber der "Südost-Forschungen", Redaktionsmitglied von "Südosteuropa".
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Reneo Lukic is a Professor of International Relations in the Department of History, at Laval University, Quebec, Canada, and a Senior fellow at the Institut Québécois des Hautes Études Internationales. Lukic received his Ph.D. in History and Political Science, with a specialization in International Relations, from the Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland. His research interests include: Ethnicity and nationalism in the Balkans, European Diplomatic History, Soviet/East European Relations in the 20th Century. Lukic has published several books and numerous articles. Lukic's latest book is L'agonie yougoslave, 1986-2003. Les États-Unis et l'Europe face aux guerres balkaniques (Les Presses de l'Université Laval, 2003).
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