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According to Wikipedia , Dejan Jović is a political scientist from Croatia. He is a full-time professor at the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Zagreb. From 2012 to 2020, Jović was editor-in-chief of the Croatian Political Science Review, one of the leading academic journals of political science and social science in Southeast Europe. He is also one of the founders and editor-in-chief of the peer reviewed journal Tragovi: Journal for Serbian and Croatian Topics published by the Serb National Council and the Archive of Serbs in Croatia.
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2000 2010 2020 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 Published Works Yugoslavia: A State That Withered Away (2008) The Disintegration of Yugoslavia (2001) Croatia and the European Union: a long delayed journey (2006) The Macedonian–Albanian political frontier: the re-articulation of post-Yugoslav political identities (2004) Yugoslavism and Yugoslav Communism: from Tito to Kardelj (2003) (26)‘Official memories’ in post‐authoritarianism: an analytical framework (2004) Jugoslavija – država koja je odumrla: uspon, kriza i pad Kardeljeve Jugoslavije (1974.–1990.) (2003) (22)Croatia after Tudjman: the ICTY and issues of transitional justice (2009) (20)Turning Nationalists into EU supporters: the case of Croatia (2011) (13)Introduction Croatia after Tuđman: Encounters with the Consequences of Conflict and Authoritarianism (2010) Accession to the European Union and Perception of External Actors in the Western Balkans (2018) Problems of Early Post-Communist Transition Theory: From Transition from to Transition to (2010) (10)Communist Yugoslavia and Its Others (2004) (9)The Slovenian-Croatian Confederal Proposal: A Tactical Move or an Ultimate Solution? (2007) (9)Reassessing Socialist Yugoslavia, 1945-90: The case of Croatia (2011) (8)The War that is not allowed to be forgotten: Nationalist discourse on the Homeland War (1991-1995) in contemporary Croatia (2012) (8)Fear of becoming minority as a motivator of conflict in the former Yugoslavia (2001) Introduction: The Next Wave of Enlargement: The European Union and Southeast Europe after 2004 (2006) Book Review: Slobodan Milošević and the Destruction of Yugoslavia (2006) The Suspicious Virus: Conspiracies and COVID19 in the Balkans (2020) (6)Democracy, Ethnic Diversity, and Security in Post-Communist Europe (2004) Popis stanovništva: bitka za etnički status u postjugoslavenskim državama (2011) (4)Filip Ejdus: Crisis and Ontological Insecurity: Serbia's Anxiety over Kosovo's Secession (2020) (4)Lenjinistički i staljinistički izvori Tuđmanove politike samoodređenja i odcjepljenja (2015) (4)Ideologies and National Identities (2013) (3)Post-Yugoslav States Thirty Years after 1991: Unfinished Businesses of a Fivefold Transition (2022) Alan Ware: Political parties and party systems (1996) (3)Osma sjednica: uzroci, značaj, interpretacije (2008) (3)Party System Developments from a Parliamentary Perspective in Croatia (1996) (2)Identitet Bošnjaka/Muslimana (2013) (2)Radovan Vukadinović (1938-2019) (2019) The breakdown of elite ideological consensus : the prelude to the disintegration of Yugoslavia (1974-1990) (1999) (2)Politički stavovi i pozicije hrvatskih saborskih zastupnika u mandatu 1990-1992. (1993) (2)Stvaranje bipolarnosti i/ili multipolarnosti na evropskim periferijama (2016) (2)War and Myth: The Politics of Identity in Contemporary Croatia (2017) (2)Croatia's EU Membership and the Future of the Balkans (2012) (2)Croatia in Socialist Yugoslavia (2008) (1)Disintegration of Yugoslavia: Critical Analysis of Current Interpretations (2001) (1)Croatia after Tudman: Encounters with the Consequences of Conflict and Authoritarianism (2010) CROATIAN FOREIGN POLICY: THE CHALLENGES OF EU ACCESSION (2011) (1)Todor Kuljić: Sećanje na titoizam: između diktata i otpora (2012) (1)The Balkans after the Cold War: From Tyranny to Tragedy. By Tom Gallagher. Vol. 2 of Outcast Europe. New York: Routledge, 2003. xvii, 256 pp. Notes. Bibliography. Index. $95.00, hard bound. (2004) Comrade Tito, it’s all your fault! Yugoslav Citizens’ Letters to Josip Broz Tito (2021) Geoffrey Swain: Tito: A Biography (2012) (0)Pandemic crisis and its challenges to security studies (2020) Identity of Bosniaks/Bosnian Muslims (2013) (0)The 8th Session of CC LCS (1987): Context, Meaning, Interpretation (2008) (0)Na pedesetu godišnjicu – novi iskorak (2013) (0)Gale Stokes (ur.): From Stalinism to Pluralism (1996) (0)Knin, Karlovac and Varaždin on inter-ethnic relations: A Public Opinion Survey in February 1990 (1996) (0)František Šistek (ur): Imagining Bosnian Muslims in Central Europe: Representations, Transfers and Exchanges (2021) (0)How to improve relationships between Serbs and Croats (2017) (0)War and Change in the Balkans: Nationalism, Conflict and Cooperation by Brad K. Blitz (ed.) (2007) Leninist and Stalinist Origins of Tudjman's Politics of Self-Determination and Secession (2015) (0)Book Review: EU Enlargement and the Constitutions of Central and Eastern Europe, by Anneli Albi. (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2005) (2007) Dejvid Gibs (David Gibbs): Humanitarno razaranje Jugoslavije (2013) (0)THIRTY YEARS AFTER THE REVOLUTION: IRAN AT THE CENTRE OF WORLD POLITICS (2009) (0)Introduction to Realism in International Relations (2013) (0)Shipboard Diplomacy and Functional Cooperation: Croatian-Serbian bilateral relations in the first years of Ivo Josipović's Presidency (2010) (0)Book reviews (2004) Europe Outside the European Union? New Dilemmas in Defining European Identity (2019) Guaranteed freedoms and basic rights in Slovenian, Croatian and Serbian Constitutions (1992) (0)Interpretations of the Wars of the 1990s: Imposing Dominant and Excluding Alternative Interpretations (2016) (0)Political power: President and Parliament - distribution of political power in the first year of multiparty democracy in Croatia (1991) (0)The UK Foreign-Policy Priorities and its policy towards Croatia (2007) (0)Petar Kurečić: Geopolitics and geoeconomics of contemporary NATO (2012) (0)Research on Russia and Eastern Europe, Vol. 3: The Lessons of Yugoslavia (2002) Critical Analysis of Political System in Yugoslav Socialism: Jovan Mirić's Theoretical Contribution (2018) Bosnia-Herzegovina and International System in the Context of 20th Anniversary of Dayton Peace Agreement (2016) (0)Chapter 11. Communist Yugoslavia and Its “Others” (2006) (0)CROATIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ABROAD: NEW PEOPLE, A NEW GENERATION? (2010) (0)The making of bipolarism/multipolarism in European peripheries (2015) (0)Liberalism in International Relations: Theory and Practice (2014) (0)Prikaz knjige: Radina Vučetić: Koka-kola socijalizam: amerikanizacija jugoslovenske popularne kulture u šezdesetim godinama XX veka (2013) (0)Jovan Mirić (1934. – 2015.) (2015) (0)Mieczysław P. Boduszyński: Regime Change in the Yugoslav Successor States:Divergent Paths Toward a New Europe (2012) (0)Disintegration of Yugoslavia: Causes and Interpretations (2003) (0)Yugoslavia as Project and Experiment (2012) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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