All Stories

  1. The stabilitocracy trap. How the EU enables autocratization in its neighborhood
  2. The Yugoslav Wars as a Palimpsest. Ontological Security, Serbia’s Anti-Western Narratives, and the War in Ukraine
  3. Protests for change: mass protests against competitive authoritarian regimes in the Western Balkans
  4. Beyond securitizing radicalization and violent extremism: Key findings from the Balkans and the MENA region
  5. The Performance of Opposition Parties in Competitive Authoritarian Regimes: Three Case Studies from the Western Balkans
  6. Introduction: Internationalism in Times of Nationalism: Yugoslavia, Nonalignment, and the Cold War
  7. Negotiating Unity and Diversity in the European Union
  8. Shifts in Support for Authoritarianism and Democracy in the Western Balkans
  9. Global Nationalism in Times of the COVID-19 Pandemic
  10. The Rise of Authoritarianism in the Western Balkans
  11. Diversity and equality in Bosnia and Herzegovina
  12. The Western Balkans in the World
  13. Moving the Power-Sharing Debate Forward
  14. EU Conditionality in the Western Balkans
  15. Is Nationalism on the Rise? Assessing Global Trends
  16. Ethnopopulism and the Global Dynamics of Nationalist Mobilization
  17. Conclusion: Rethinking Europeanisation
  18. Patterns of competitive authoritarianism in the Western Balkans
  19. Social Movements in the Balkans
  20. Reconstructing Multiethnic Societies: The Case of Bosni-Herzegovina
  21. The Serbia-Kosovo Agreements: An eu Success Story?
  22. The Construction of National Identity and its Challenges in Post‐Yugoslav Censuses*
  23. Undermining democratic transition: the case of the 1990 founding elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina
  24. Situational Nationalism: Nation-building in the Balkans, Subversive Institutions and the Montenegrin Paradox
  25. The Show and the Trial
  26. Do Historians Need a Verdict?
  27. CHAPTER 13. The Balkans: The Promotion of Power Sharing by Outsiders
  28. The Ethnopolitics of Elections
  29. Is change coming to Bosnia? Reflections on protests and their prospects
  30. EDITORIAL – CELEBRATING 40 YEARS
  31. Constrained Democracy: The Consolidation of Democracy in Yugoslav Successor States
  32. Building Impossible States? State-Building Strategies and EU Membership in the Western Balkans
  33. From Dayton to Brussels: The Impact of EU and NATO Conditionality on State Building in Bosnia & Hercegovina
  34. Introduction
  35. 2.1 The challenges of democratisation and human rights in the Balkans
  36. Das politische System Montenegros
  37. Geschichte Serbiens. 19.-21. Jahrhundert
  38. Introduction
  39. Letter to readers
  40. Ingrao, C. and T. A. Emmert (eds), Confronting the Yugoslav Controversies: A Scholar's Initiative (West Lafayette, Indiana: 2009: Purdue Press). A Comment
  41. From Nationalities to Diversity: How to KeepNationalities PapersRelevant
  42. Message from the Editors
  43. Review: Sabrina P. Ramet and Vjeran Pavlaković, eds, Serbia since 1989. Politics and Society under Milošević and After, University of Washington Press: Seattle and London, 2005; x + 440PP.; 9780295986500, $30.00 (pbk)
  44. Peace at Any Price: How the World Failed Kosovo
  45. Power-Sharing Revisited: Lessons Learned in the Balkans?
  46. Interview with Ambassador Albert Rohan, Deputy Special Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General for the Future Status Talks for Kosovo [Canterbury, 19.10.2007]
  47. Chapter 7. Power-sharing and International Intervention: Overcoming the Post-conflict Legacy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
  48. LESS DIVERSITY - MORE INTEGRATION: INTERETHNIC RELATIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY BALKANS 1
  49. La communautarisation du politique en Bosnie-Herzégovine
  50. After Dayton, Dayton? The evolution of an unpopular peace
  51. Bosnia‐Herzegovina: Slow Progress towards a Functional State
  52. Post-War Bosnia
  53. Frontiers and Ghettos: State Violence in Serbia and Israel
  54. Introduction: Elections in divided societies
  55. Local institutional engineering: A tale of two cities, Mostar and Brčko
  56. Serbia: Minorities in a Reluctant State
  57. Understanding the War in Kosovo
  58. The Serbian Opposition and Civil Society: Roots of the Delayed Transition in Serbia
  59. Approaches to political violence and terrorism in former Yugoslavia 1
  60. The Challenge of Institutionalizing Ethnicity in the Western Balkans: Managing Change in Deeply Divided Societies**
  61. Institutionalizing Ethnicity in Former Yugoslavia: Domestic vs. Internationally Driven Processes of Institutional (Re‐)Design1
  62. Bosnia-Herzegovina: Developments towards a More Integrated State?
  63. Nationalist Mobilization and Stories of Serb Suffering: The Kosovo myth from 600th anniversary to the present
  64. Neighbors at War: Anthropological Perspectives on Yugoslav Ethnicity, Culture, and History
  65. Recent Trends in Complex Power-Sharing in Bosnia and Herzegovina
  66. Bosnia‐Herzegovina and Lebanon: Historical lessons of two multireligious states
  67. Muslim Identity in the Balkans before the Establishment of Nation States
  68. Bosnia and Herzegovina since 1990
  69. ‘Federalizing the federation’