The 1974 Constitution as a Factor in the Collapse of Yugoslavia, or as a Sign of Decaying Totalitarianism

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. THE DESTRUCTION AND CREATION OF A STATE
5. The War for Ethnic States 7
6. Yugoslavia as a Mistake 50
7. Traumatology of the Party State 81
8. ROOTS OF THE TRAUMA
9. The Flight from Modernization 107
10. An Uneasy View of the City 123
11. The Unresolved Genocide 146
12. Who Exploited Whom? 160
13. Kosovo in the Collective Memory 189
14. The Migration of Serbs from Kosovo during the 1970s and 1980s: Trauma and/or Catharsis 212
15. IDEOLOGICAL BEARING
16. The Church and the 'Serbian Question' 245
17. The Abuse of the Authority of Science 274
18. The University in an Ideological Shell 303
19. The Birth of Nationalism from the Spirit of Democracy 327
20. Populist Wave Literature 351
21. Football, Hooligans and War 373
22. POLITICAL MOBILIZATION
23. The 1974 Constitution as a Factor in the Collapse of Yugoslavia, or as a Sign of Decaying Totalitarianism 397
24. The Ruling Party 425
25. The Traumatic Circle of the Serbian Opposition 449
26. An Alternative to War 479
27. The Army's Use of Trauma 509
28. MEDIA WAR
29. Politika in the Storm of Nationalism 535
30. Turning the Electronic Media Around 565
31. The Nation: Victim and Vengeance 587
32. The Nationalization of Everyday Life 608
33. CONFLICT AND COMPROMISE
34. The International Community and the Yugoslav Crisis 631
35. Bibliography 661
36. List of Contributors 701
37. Name Index 703