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RADICAL SOCIAL REACTION IN MODERN REPUBLIC OF CROATIA - CRADLE OF NATIONAL TERRORISM

30 years after the Homeland war The Republic of Croatia faces many social, political and economic problems. Although Croatia became part of European Union in the year 2013, it still faces problems with corruption and nepotism, high levels of youth emigration and rising intolerance regarding nationality, sexual orientation and cultural differences, together with growing distinction between income of working classes and wealthy groups of people. Growing injustice, especially at the financial and class level, causes revolt between young people, who face open humiliation from the government, ministers, the prime minister itself and the president. Growing dissatisfaction escalated on the 12th October 2020, when a young individual expressed his opinion through an assault rifle and started burst fire on the government building in the center of the capital, wounding a police officer. The topic of this paper is growing terrorism according to social dissatisfaction and growing revolt of Croatian youth, and tensions, followed by economic differences and legal injustice. The authors will try to analyze and connect cases, effects of social situation and history of terrorism, as well links between terrorism and changes in social situation of the inhabitants of the country concerned.

Terrorism, Social Welfare, Inequality, Corruption, Socio-economic factors, Croatia, Government

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