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Why is the Yugoslav Experience Important Today?

In opposition to the quietism that the dominant opinion imposes on political thought today, the idea of the Yugoslav project casts politics in a different light. It demonstrates that politics is irreducible to the administrative regulation of the conduct of men and things, and to the building of consensus. Willing radical equality against an impossible situation is not a recipe for disaster: rather, it is an affirmation of our collective capacity to transform our situations from their very roots. Such a gesture teaches us that experiment and experimentation resides at the heart of politics. It teaches us that political practice should necessarily be measured with regard to novelty, if it wants to bear the name of emancipation.

Yugoslavia, politics, emancipation, radical equality

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