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Index
Cover
Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
Introduction: A Balkan Laboratory of Citizenship
A century of dis/integrations
Citizenship and citizenship regime
In Yugoslavia, and after: Citizenship as research field, citizenship as battlefield
Citizenship as a political history of Yugoslavia and the post-Yugoslav states
Part 1 From National Integration to the First Disintegration
1 Brothers United: The Making of Yugoslavs
Brothers as aliens: From Yugoslavism to Yugoslavia
Brothers as citizens: The belated birth of Yugoslav citizenship
Precarious birth, fragile existence and the brutal death of the first Yugoslavia
2 Revolutionary Brothers: The Communist Formula for Yugoslavia
Yugoslav communists: Solving the national question
Wartime: Enemies or brothers?
From brothers in arms to federated citizens
Part 2 From Socialist Re-Integration to the Second Disintegration
3 Brothers Re-United! Federal Citizenship in Socialist Yugoslavia
Centralist federalism, 1945–1967
Bifurcated citizenship
Self-management, decentralization and citizenship
4 Brothers as Partners: Centrifugal Federalism, Confederal Citizenship and Complicated Partnership
Centrifugal federalism, 1967–1974
From federal to confederal citizenship
Broken partnership: From confederal citizenship towards crisis
5 The Bridges Over the Miljacka: The Long Farewell to Yugoslav Citizenship
Yugoslavism: Fading of an idea
Yugoslavia: Only a matter of interests?
Code red: Turning citizens into enemies
Part 3 From Nationalist Disintegration to War
6 Partners into Competitors: Divisive Democracy and Conflicting Conceptions of Citizenship
Democracy and nationalism
Citizens as voters: Democratize and divide
A secret handshake between nationalism and electoral democracy
7 Where is My State? Citizenship as a Factor in Yugoslavia’s Disintegration
So, why did it happen?
Relevant factors of Yugoslavia’s disintegration
The citizenship factor
8 Enemies: Citizenship as a Trigger of Violence
The dark side of 1989: Violence in post-socialist Europe
Triggers of violence: Citizenship, borders and territories, and the role of the federal military
Conclusion: The price of war
Part 4 From Ethnic Engineering to European Re-Integration?
9 From Equal Citizens to Unequal Groups: The Post-Yugoslav Citizenship Regimes
The citizenship conundrum in post-socialist Europe
Ethnic engineering after Yugoslavia: The included, the invited, the excluded and the self-excluded
Enemies into neighbours: Unconsolidated and overlapping citizenship regimes
Concluding remarks: From ethnic engineering to ethnic democracies
10 Partners Again? The European Union and the Post-Yugoslav Citizens
The EU's direct and limited influences
Five ways to (mis)manage the post-Yugoslav citizenship regimes
Partners, or just neighbours?
Epilogue: The Citizenship Argument – Why Are We in This Together?
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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