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Second World War Monuments in Yugoslavia as Witnesses of the Past and the Future
Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change, 2016Memorializing the victims of the Second World War was an important part of the cultural and political propaganda in the socialist Yugoslavia. The heroes and the victims of war were remembered through numerous memorials, finding their place in the ...
Vladana Putnik
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Trends in Neurosciences, 1991
This survey is a personal account of the present status of neuroscience in Yugoslavia within the context of recent upheavals in Eastern Europe. The current situation in Yugoslavia, characterized by the absence of a Federal Ministry of Science and a poor scientific communication between federal states (republics), does not allow a comprehensive overview
I, Kostović, M, Judas
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This survey is a personal account of the present status of neuroscience in Yugoslavia within the context of recent upheavals in Eastern Europe. The current situation in Yugoslavia, characterized by the absence of a Federal Ministry of Science and a poor scientific communication between federal states (republics), does not allow a comprehensive overview
I, Kostović, M, Judas
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, 2018
Yugoslavias would-be system-builders failed three times over to build a workable system. The underlying problem was their failure to resolve the problem of legitimacy.
S. Ramet
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Yugoslavias would-be system-builders failed three times over to build a workable system. The underlying problem was their failure to resolve the problem of legitimacy.
S. Ramet
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1951
One of the brightest chapters in the history of medicine is the contribution made by the medical profession in Yugoslavia. Faced by shortages of personnel, supplies, and beds, and against superhuman obstacles, they have shown a devotion to duty, a technical competence, and a professional loyalty that symbolize the epic character of the ideal physician.
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One of the brightest chapters in the history of medicine is the contribution made by the medical profession in Yugoslavia. Faced by shortages of personnel, supplies, and beds, and against superhuman obstacles, they have shown a devotion to duty, a technical competence, and a professional loyalty that symbolize the epic character of the ideal physician.
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The Economic Struggle for Power in Tito’s Yugoslavia: From World War II to Non-Alignment
, 2016Th e Economic Struggle for Power in Tito’s Yugoslavia. From World War II to Non-Alignment by Vladimir Unkovski-Korica is an outstanding contribution to research on real socialism in Eastern Europe. In addition, it has a very important role to play in the
Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
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Economic Development and Cultural Change, 1970
The Working Collective and the Community In Yugoslavia the workers in a given enterprise, which is called the "working collective," elect a "council of workers"; the council participates in the selection of the director of the enterprise, approves the plan of the enterprise, controls the hiring and firing of workers, and fixes wages.
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The Working Collective and the Community In Yugoslavia the workers in a given enterprise, which is called the "working collective," elect a "council of workers"; the council participates in the selection of the director of the enterprise, approves the plan of the enterprise, controls the hiring and firing of workers, and fixes wages.
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European Journal of International Relations, 2000
This article provides a critical examination of recent attempts by International Relations theorists to apply the security dilemma concept to the intra-state level to explain the outbreak of ethnic violence and war. It critiques the work of Barry Posen, Stuart Kaufman and Erik Melander.
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This article provides a critical examination of recent attempts by International Relations theorists to apply the security dilemma concept to the intra-state level to explain the outbreak of ethnic violence and war. It critiques the work of Barry Posen, Stuart Kaufman and Erik Melander.
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The American Journal of International Law, 1999
International Court of Justice decisions on requests for provisional measures in separate actions by Yugoslavia against ten states regarding NATO bombing campaign.
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International Court of Justice decisions on requests for provisional measures in separate actions by Yugoslavia against ten states regarding NATO bombing campaign.
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Making Yugoslavs: Identity in King Aleksandar's Yugoslavia
, 2014Introduction Part I: The Collapse of Constitutional Monarchy In Yugoslavia 1. National Ideology and the Formation of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes 2.
C. Nielsen
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International Review of the Red Cross, 1990
Following negotiations begun with the Yugoslav federal authorities the previous year, an agreement was reached enabling delegates to carry out an initial series of visits to 291 sentenced security detainees held in various places of detention in all the country's republics and provinces.
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Following negotiations begun with the Yugoslav federal authorities the previous year, an agreement was reached enabling delegates to carry out an initial series of visits to 291 sentenced security detainees held in various places of detention in all the country's republics and provinces.
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