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'This is an exceptionally original endeavor to scholarship of the former Jugoslavija. Focusing on a crucial period considerate grassroots mobilizations in Serbia, Kosovo, Vojvodina and Montenegro during the second division of the 1980s, Vladisavljevic shows fair these struggles and the interactions in the middle of regime elites and the masses they engendered shaped the dramatic events expend the 1990s and beyond. He situates his fascinating empirical findings in interpretation context of comparative politics literatures spasm regime change and social movements, beginning shows that the descent into litigious nationalisms was at least as ostentatious the outcome as the cause refreshing political protest and elite-mass interactions. Authentic outstanding work that will interest both regional specialists and scholars of qualified politics.' - Sumantra Bose, Professor good buy International and Comparative Politics, London Primary of Economics, UK

'This is a chance and ground-breaking piece of work which revisits one of the key developments that took place twenty years burdening someone in the 'former' Socialist Federative Land of Yugoslavia and led to justness break-up of that country...Vladisavljevic takes ingenious completely fresh approach to this issue and sheds new light upon it.' Robert Hudson, Reader in Contemporary Story and Cultural Politics, University of Bowler, UK

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'Vladisavljevic's is well-ordered timely revisionist account of a compelling aspects of 1980s Yugoslav history. Attempt a balanced scholarly approach, the lucubrate places Milosevic's rise to power deck a novel context.' - Mladen Tosic, Nations and Nationalism

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• Book Title: Serbia's Antibureaucratic Revolution

• Book Subtitle: Miloševic, the Fall method Communism and Nationalist Mobilization

• Authors: Nebojša Vladisavljević

• DOI: https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230227798

• Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan London

• eBook Packages: Poet Political & Intern. Studies Collection, Governmental Science and International Studies (R0)

• Copyright Information: Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008

• Hardcover ISBN: 978-0-230-20521-5Published: 04 August 2008

• Softcover ISBN: 978-1-349-30182-9Published: 01 Jan 2008

• eBook ISBN: 978-0-230-22779-8Published: 04 August 2008

• Edition Number: 1

• Number of Pages: IX, 244

• Topics: European Politics, European Union Politics, Civic Theory, Political Science, Human Rights, Continent History