Chapter 1 Fateful weaknesses after Tito’s death; Chapter 2 The turning point: 1986–87; Chapter 3 The beginning of the end; Chapter 4 Western Yugoslavia reacts; Chapter 5 Irreconcilable positions; Chapter 6 Unwanted independence—the fate of Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina; Chapter 7 From the Yugoslav tragedy to the tragedy of the West;
Viktor Meier
"[Meier] knows the area and its politics extremely well...His
narrative is crisp and to the point, stressing what is essential.
It is also well organized and dense with information. Its is clear
why the earlier edition of his book was so well received by its
European readers.--Carole Rogel, Ohio State University."
"While fascinating for the detail on the political maneuvering and
decisions of Yugoslavia's republican, federal, and party elites
that only specialist can appreciate, this book is more valuable as
an indictment of those responsible for Yugoslavia's
breakup.--Melissa Okovoy, University of New Mexico."
"Meier's defense of Slovenian actions is novel and counters the
approach of others ... who have blamed the Slovenian government for
the irresponsible abandonment of Yugoslavia in an hour of
need.."
-"The Historian Summer 2001
"From reviews of the German edition: ."
"One of the clearest and most useful analyses of why Yugoslavia
collapsed and why those in the West who were so fond of it were
unable to rescue it."
-"International Affairs
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