Balkanski rat u svjetlu mjerodavne teorije i nepredvidive realnosti
The author believes that one cannot accept the opinion that the Balkan war defies all frameworks of modern political theories and is thus a conceptually undefinable muddle of inexplicable and unsurveyable circumstances. He resorts to the work of Carl Schmitt which concentrates upon two codes prompted by situations: the relationship of politics and law and the relationship of politics and war. With the help of Schmitt’s conceptual distinctions he analyzes three diachronical processes: the disingration of the Yugoslav federation, the disintegration real socialism, and the end of the cold war.
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