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...tens no one. When, in the last months of 2001, the [[Milosevic]] regime in Serbia was finally toppled, I was asked the same question from my radical friends

...only Serbia which has democratic potential: after overthrowing Milosevic, Serbia alone can turn into a thriving democratic state, while other ex-Yugoslav na

...probably you expect from me, the [[NATO]] bombing of ex-[[Yugoslavia]], of Serbia. How did it function? Where did I find it problematic? — because I'm basi ...the basic premise of each of them, that Kosovo is the historical cradle of Serbia to which they have an inalienable right, that the Albanians oppressed by Se

...for those countries in which writes nowadays play an important role. Take Serbia, where this nationalist madness was fabricated by writers. Even in Slovenia ...he one-party model. Either right wing like in Croatia or left wing like in Serbia, which hegemonized in the name of the national interest. With us it's a rea

...clothes. The [[moment]] a truly democratic force were to gain strength in Serbia, the flames of that nationalist [[passion]] would extinguish themselves in ...fied Serbia — the interests of all other parties can be sacrificed, only Serbia must be allowed to save its face.

...evic]] who rejected Serb nationalism acted on the presupposition that only Serbia, after overthrowing Milosevic, could become a thriving [[democracy]]; the o

...es, they identify some working class movement (say, the striking miners in Serbia) that allegedly displayed a true revolutionary or, at least, Socialist pote

...her. For the Croats, the Balkans begin in Orthodox, despotic and Byzantine Serbia, against which Croatia safeguards Western democratic values. For many Itali

...understand a given historical situation. If, today, someone were to visit Serbia, the direct contact with raw data there would leave him confused. If, howev

...udicial institution) AND to sign the bilateral treaty with the US obliging Serbia not to deliver to any international institution (i.e., to the SAME Hague co

...ansnational judicial institutions); but they also simultaneously pressured Serbia to [[sign]] a bilateral treaty obliging it not to deliver to the new Intern

...iction]] is amply illustrated by the twin pressures the US was exerting on Serbia last year: it demanded that the [[government]] in Belgrade hand over suspec

...enevolent foreign power.</p><p>The ultimate paradox of the Nato bombing of Serbia is not the one that was regularly rehearsed by Western opponents of the war

...Serbia where the nationalists gained big—it was read as a [[sign]] that Serbia is not yet ready for Europe. A similar [[process]] is going on now in Slove ...titution) AND to sign the bilateral treaty with the United States obliging Serbia not to deliver to any international institution (i.e., the SAME Hague court

...n terms, was sustained by a political choice, that of taking the side of [[Serbia]].

...udicial institution) AND to sign the bilateral treaty with the US obliging Serbia not to deliver to any international institution (i.e., to the SAME Hague co

...osite couple: apathy and obscenity. The apathy that pervades daily life in Serbia today expresses not only popular disillusion in the 'democratic opposition'

...her. For the Croats, the Balkans begin in Orthodox, despotic and Byzantine Serbia, against which Croatia safeguards Western democratic values. For many Itali

...arning for Yugoslavia lost. The irony is that this nostalgia considers the Serbia of Slobovan Milosevic to be the successor of that dream state -- i.e., exac

...ia, keeping himself out of the [[conflict]] while igniting fire all around Serbia - finally, his last letter returned to him. Let us hope that the result of ...at it has no ground under its feet... From Milosevic's seizure of power in Serbia onwards, the only actual [[chance]] for Yugoslavia to survive was to reinve

...for those countries in which writes nowadays play an important role. Take Serbia, where this nationalist madness was fabricated by writers. Even in [[Sloven ...he one-party model. Either right wing like in Croatia or left wing like in Serbia, which hegemonized in the [[name]] of the national interest. With us it's a

...]] for Yugoslavia lost. The irony is that this [[nostalgia]] considers the Serbia of Slobovan Milosevic to be the successor of that [[dream]] state -- i.e.,

Serbia, where this nationalist [[madness]] was fabricated by writers. Even in wing like in Serbia, which hegemonized in the [[name]] of the national interest.

...as thus come face to face with its own [[truth]], manifested in Bosnia and Serbia where unsupervised local warlords are plundering, killing and settling priv

...the secession of Slovenia. It was over the [[moment]] Milosevic took over Serbia. This triggered a totally different [[dynamic]]. It is also not true that t

Serbia--they have much more substantial [[psychoanalytical]] traditions, transformation" of Serbia . . .</i>

...mally-atheist Yugoslavia and the current revival of the Orthodox Church in Serbia. Although Zizek makes a distinction in <i>The Puppet and the Dwarf</i> betw

...Europe as it was sparked by the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand in Serbia. The Austro-Hungarian attempt to punish the Serbs for the assassination ins

...e a leftist and to say "Let's beat the cops," but what's going on today in Serbia is the opposite: you walk down the street, somebody beats you and robs you. ...absolute minimum of public order on which you can rely is falling apart in Serbia, and, at a different level, in the ex-Soviet Union. One of the things that

...the dastardly Serbs. Not only was "it over the moment Milosevic took over Serbia," there is no evidence that the "disintegration of Yugoslavia was supported "The Slovenians were the first to be attacked by Slobodan [[Milosevic]]'s Serbia, in the [[three]]-day war of 1990. That [[conflict]] revealed the extent of

...ia, keeping himself out of the [[conflict]] while igniting fire all around Serbia - finally, his last letter returned to him. Let us hope that the result of ...at it has no ground under its feet... From Milosevic's seizure of power in Serbia onwards, the only actual [[chance]] for Yugoslavia to survive was to reinve

...he provinces of Kosovo and Vojvo- dina, which made part of the Republic of Serbia. The population of Kosovo was mostly ethnically Albanian, whereas Vojvodina ...a and Macedonia and the emerging wars in Croatia and Bosnia, Milosevic and Serbia conducted a relentless hegemonization of the [[idea]] of Yugoslavia and of

...us outside the Anglo-Saxon academic center, bringing together authors from Serbia, Slovenia, France, Ireland, the UK, and Canada, aiming to promote feminist

...players in the conflict, including Slobodan Milošević, then President of Serbia.