Who Is a Friend and Who Is an Enemy? Serbia’s Relations
with Selected International Entities from the Perspective
of the Inhabitants of Serbia Cover Image

Who Is a Friend and Who Is an Enemy? Serbia’s Relations with Selected International Entities from the Perspective of the Inhabitants of Serbia
Who Is a Friend and Who Is an Enemy? Serbia’s Relations with Selected International Entities from the Perspective of the Inhabitants of Serbia

Author(s): Zuzanna Sielska
Subject(s): International relations/trade, Peace and Conflict Studies
Published by: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Sklodowskiej
Keywords: Balkans; Serbia; society; international relations; China; EU; Russia;

Summary/Abstract: As a consequence of recent events in the world, people have become more interestedin international politics, clarifying their approach to international entities, especially hegemonssuch as the USA, China, Russia or the European Union. Serbs have been maneuvering betweenthe East and the West for centuries, which is why I decided to find out how they currently assessrelations with individual international entities. According to surveys, the majority of Serbs believethat Russia is Serbia’s most important partner in the international arena and that their countrieshave the most friendly and partner relations. In addition, Serbs have the greatest confidence inRussia, claiming for the most part that it has good intentions towards their country. However,most respondents believe that the European Union and China are investing the most in Serbia.

  • Issue Year: 9/2024
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 143-168
  • Page Count: 26
  • Language: English
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