The Challenges of Democratization and Reconciliation in the Post-Yugoslav Space

Eltion Meka; Prof. Stefano Bianchini

doi:10.5771/9783748921516

Summary

Die Beiträge in diesem Buch analysieren die Herausforderungen in Post-Jugoslawien bezüglich Demokratisierung, Anerkennung und Versöhnung im Rahmen der europäischen Integration. Sie verfolgen einen interdisziplinären Ansatz, indem sie Probleme und Herausforderungen aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln betrachten, und führen diese erstmals gezielt in einem einzigen Werk zu dieser Region zusammen. Das Buch richtet sich dabei sowohl an Studierende als auch an Wissenschaftler und Forscher, die einen fundierten Zugang zu Post-Jugoslawien erhalten möchten.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2020
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-6904-9
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-2151-6
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Southeast European Integration Perspectives
Volume: 13
Language: English
Pages: 295
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 8
Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
1. Introduction No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
2. A crucial background: why post-socialist transition was replaced by State partition in the Yugoslav federation? No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
3. Why Democratization and Reconciliation? No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
4. Theoretical Underpinnings No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
5. Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
  1. Section 1 No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
  2. Section 2 No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
6. Conclusion No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
7. Questions for students: No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
8. References No access Eltion Meka, Stefano Bianchini
1. Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  1. Introduction No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  2. Conceptual Framework No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  3. Croatia No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  4. Bosnia and Herzegovina No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  5. Serbia No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  6. Montenegro No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  7. Kosovo No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  8. North Macedonia No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  9. Albania No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  10. Conclusion No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  11. Questions for students: No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
  12. References No access Davor Pauković, Višeslav Raos
2. Pero Maldini
  1. Introduction No access Pero Maldini
  2. Historical, philosophical, and political origins of modern democracy No access Pero Maldini
  3. The concept and meaning of democracy No access Pero Maldini
  4. Scope and criteria of a democracy No access Pero Maldini
  5. Importance of political participation No access Pero Maldini
  6. Pero Maldini
    1. a) Institutional-political preconditions No access Pero Maldini
    2. b) Socioeconomic and sociostructural preconditions No access Pero Maldini
    3. c) Sociocultural preconditions No access Pero Maldini
  7. Conclusion No access Pero Maldini
  8. Questions for students: No access Pero Maldini
  9. References No access Pero Maldini
3. Goran Patrick Filic
  1. Introduction No access Goran Patrick Filic
  2. Deliberative and Participatory Models No access Goran Patrick Filic
  3. Reconciliation and the Citizen No access Goran Patrick Filic
  4. Democracy and the Citizen No access Goran Patrick Filic
  5. Rights, Privileges and Duties No access Goran Patrick Filic
  6. Conclusion No access Goran Patrick Filic
  7. Questions for students: No access Goran Patrick Filic
  8. References No access Goran Patrick Filic
4. Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
  1. Introduction No access Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
  2. Linking Democracy and Reconciliation No access Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
  3. Promoting Democracy and Democratic Values No access Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
  4. Democracy Promotion Through Enlargement No access Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
  5. The EU in the WB No access Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
  6. Conclusion No access Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
  7. Questions for students: No access Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
  8. References No access Eltion Meka, Maja Savić-Bojanić
5. Stefano Bianchini
  1. The Background: Communist decline and democratic challenges at the end of the 20th century No access Stefano Bianchini
  2. The EU and the Western Balkans No access Stefano Bianchini
  3. The prospect of integration: can the EU pattern be emulated? No access Stefano Bianchini
  4. The main challenges for reconciliation in the Western Balkans No access Stefano Bianchini
  5. Conclusion No access Stefano Bianchini
  6. Questions for students: No access Stefano Bianchini
  7. References No access Stefano Bianchini
1. Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
  1. Introduction No access Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
  2. Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
    1. Serbian Nationalism No access Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
    2. Albanian Nationalism No access Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
  3. Communism and Nationalism No access Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
  4. Dismemberment of Yugoslavia No access Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
  5. Conclusion No access Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
  6. Questions for students: No access Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
  7. References No access Ilir Kalemaj, Sokol Lleshi
2. Johan J du Toit
  1. Introduction No access Johan J du Toit
  2. Johan J du Toit
    1. Creation of the ICTY No access Johan J du Toit
    2. What is justice? No access Johan J du Toit
    3. Investigation strategy at the ICTY No access Johan J du Toit
    4. Who is most responsible? No access Johan J du Toit
    5. Checks and balances No access Johan J du Toit
    6. Criticism of the investigation strategy No access Johan J du Toit
    7. Summary of cases finalized at the ICTY No access Johan J du Toit
    8. What about Reconciliation? No access Johan J du Toit
  3. Johan J du Toit
    1. Goldstone Commission No access Johan J du Toit
    2. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission No access Johan J du Toit
    3. Was Reconciliation achieved? No access Johan J du Toit
  4. Lessons Learnt from the ICTY and South Africa No access Johan J du Toit
  5. Questions for students: No access Johan J du Toit
  6. References No access Johan J du Toit
3. Maja Pulić
  1. Historical Overview No access Maja Pulić
  2. Maja Pulić
    1. Borders as Territorial Constructions No access Maja Pulić
    2. Borders as Identity Demarcations No access Maja Pulić
    3. Borders as Institutions No access Maja Pulić
  3. Towards Regional and Cross-Border Cooperation: Bosnia and Herzegovina and Western Balkans No access Maja Pulić
  4. Conclusion No access Maja Pulić
  5. Questions for students: No access Maja Pulić
  6. References No access Maja Pulić
4. Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
  1. Introduction: Who are intellectuals? No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
  2. Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
    1. Conflictual action of intellectuals in Yugoslavia No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
    2. The Memorandum of SASA and the Slovenian Memorandum No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
  3. Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
    1. The Belgrade Circle and the Circle 99 No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
    2. The Dialogue of Historians No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
    3. Declaration on the Common Language No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
  4. Conclusion No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
  5. Questions for students: No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
  6. References No access Gazela Pudar Draško, Aleksandar Pavlović
5. Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
  1. Minorities, cultural rights, and intergroup relations in the Western Balkans No access Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
  2. Granting stability in deeply (ethnically) divided societies: is power sharing the answer? No access Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
  3. Cultural rights: Use of minority languages in education No access Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
  4. Approaches to ethnic conflict transformation in deeply divided societies: overcoming consociational limits through deliberative practices No access Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
  5. Deliberation and Ethnic Conflict Management No access Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
  6. Conclusion No access Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
  7. Questions for students: No access Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
  8. References No access Simona Mameli, Sanja Kajinić
6. Marco Zoppi
  1. Introduction No access Marco Zoppi
  2. The relation between migration and democratization: theoretical reflections No access Marco Zoppi
  3. Marco Zoppi
    1. Internal mobility No access Marco Zoppi
    2. Regional mobility No access Marco Zoppi
    3. External mobility No access Marco Zoppi
    4. Third-country mobility crossing the region No access Marco Zoppi
  4. Mobility and democratization No access Marco Zoppi
  5. Conclusion No access Marco Zoppi
  6. Questions for students: No access Marco Zoppi
  7. References No access Marco Zoppi
Stefano Bianchini, Eltion Meka
1. Further readings: No access Stefano Bianchini, Eltion Meka
List of authors No access Pages 279 - 284
Index No access Pages 285 - 295

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