Conquering Democracy: One Step Forward, Two Back

Osvajanje demokratije: korak napred, dva nazad

Author(s): Nastasja Radović / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Step Between Life and Death

Korak između života i smrti

Author(s): Irena Antić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Zoran Djindjic's "Social Thoughts": From the Philosophical Towards the Political and from the Political Towards the Philosophical

„Društveno učenje“ Zorana Đinđića: od filozofskog ka političkom i od političkog ka istorijskom

Author(s): Latinka Perović / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Prologue to Izabrana dela Zorana Đinđića, Knjiga 4: Politika i društvo. Rasprave, članci i eseji, Narodna biblioteka Srbije i Fondacija dr Zorana Đinđića, Beograd 2013

Relations Improvement or Make Believe

Unapređenje odnosa ili stvaranje privida

Author(s): Davor Gjenero / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Keywords: Serbia; Croatia

Linguistic Galimatias

Jezički galimatijas

Author(s): Srđan Jovanović / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Keywords: Language

The Return of the King and Spiting the Nation

Povratak kralja i ruženje naroda

Author(s): Slobodanka Ast / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Keywords: history revisionism

Editorial: In The Search For Identity

Uvodnik: U potrazi za identitetom

Author(s): Sonja Biserko / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Reluctantly and against the grain on the one hand and faced with grim realities (economic collapse) and EU demands to finally cut the Kosovo knot on the other, Serbia entered a new phase in its relations with Kosovo: it gave up on it and begun searching for a formula for Serbs in the North instead. There is nothing unusual about the fact that the entire enterprise is now in the hands of those who are the most responsible for Serbia’s collapse: only they could explain to citizens why things must be done as they must. And they deserve to be supported in their endeavor because Serbia cannot...

Apparent Concern for the Serbian Community

Privid brige o srpskoj zajednici

Author(s): Veljko Džakula / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Giant Force and Short Duration

Velika sila i kratko trajanje

Author(s): Ivan Mrđen / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Sweet Sin of Mladjan Dinkic

Slatki greh Mlađana Dinkića

Author(s): Mijat Lakićević / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Novi Sad

Novi Sad

Author(s): Olga Zirojević / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Keywords: Vojvodina; Novi Sad

Aggressor's Defense of the Criminal Venture

Agresorska odbrana zločinačkog poduhvata

Author(s): Bojan Tončić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Prose

Proza

Author(s): Nenad Daković / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 171-172/2013

Irvin Jalom: „Krvnik ljubavi i ostale psihoterapijske novele“, Plato, Beograd, 2o12

Bosnia: Percentage Game

Bosnia: Percentage Game

Author(s): Rajko Tomaš / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/11/2005

Keywords: Bosnia and Herzegovina; Adnan Terzic; VAT; European union; Indirect Taxation Administration; European integration; Republika Srpska; economy

Fears of negative social effects overshadow the imminent introduction of a value-added tax.

Brno: Twilight of a Minority

Brno: Twilight of a Minority

Author(s): Otto Mertens / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/11/2005

Keywords: Brunn; Jewish communities; World War II; Gregor Mendel; Kurt Goedel; Leos Janacek; Bohumil Hrabal; Milan Kundera; Nazi-Germany occupation; Edvard Benes; Czechoslovakia

A handful of elderly people is all that remains of the long heritage of German culture in the Moravian capital.

Bulgaria: Blindfolding The Watchdog

Bulgaria: Blindfolding The Watchdog

Author(s): Yana Buhrer Tavanier / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/11/2005

Keywords: Romanian television; journalists; George Buhnici; Romania; Bulgaria; PRO TV; cigarette smuggling; special surveillance tools; Nova Television

Where does freedom of speech end – in a Bulgarian jail?

Romania: From Celebration to Crisis

Romania: From Celebration to Crisis

Author(s): Razvan Amariei / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/11/2005

Keywords: parliamentary elections; Justice and Truth; coalition government; PSD PUR Union; Social Democratic Party; Humanistic Party; National Liberal Party; Democratic Party; Traian Basescu; Adrian Nastase; Calin Popescu Tariceanu

Romania has a new government--and its first government crisis.

Ukraine & Russia: At the Crossroads

Ukraine & Russia: At the Crossroads

Author(s): Ivan Kolos / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/11/2005

Keywords: Vladimir Putin; Viktor Yanukovych; military parade; national TV; propaganda; KGB; Kremlin; Mikheil Saakashvili; Putin; Sergei Lavrov; Ukrainian government; European democracy

Despite mutual distrust, Ukraine’s incoming pro-Western administration is keen to mend fences with Moscow. Will Moscow switch into a “sulking empire” mode?

Abkhazia: Russia's Other Humiliation

Abkhazia: Russia's Other Humiliation

Author(s): Jen Tracy,Tihomir Loza,Ky Krauthamer ,Andrew Gardner,Jeremy Druker / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/11/2005

Keywords: Abkhazia; Sergei Bagapsh; Raul Khadjimba; Viktor Yanukovych; Viktor Yushchenko; Kremlin; Vladimir Putin; NATO European Union

Russia has been humiliated by a minnow. Time, then, for Russia and Georgia to think again about their policies toward Abkhazia.

Bosnia: Press Wars

Bosnia: Press Wars

Author(s): Mirna Skrbic / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/11/2005

Keywords: print media; Republika Srpska; Oslobodjenje; Dnevni avaz; Ljiljan; Bosniak Party of Democratic Action; Alija Izetbegovic; Bakir Izetbegovic; Ahmet Hadzipasic; privatization

The latest media war widens the gap between small, independent papers and the nationalist establishment.