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The Evolution of Yugoslav Non-alignment: How Yugoslavia Abandoned its Opposition to Neutrality


Jakovina, Tvrtko
The Evolution of Yugoslav Non-alignment: How Yugoslavia Abandoned its Opposition to Neutrality // Notions of Neutralities / Pascal, Lottaz ; Reginbogin, Herbert R. (ur.).
London : Delhi: Lexington Books, 2019. str. 239-266


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Naslov
The Evolution of Yugoslav Non-alignment: How Yugoslavia Abandoned its Opposition to Neutrality

Autori
Jakovina, Tvrtko

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Poglavlja u knjigama, ostalo

Knjiga
Notions of Neutralities

Urednik/ci
Pascal, Lottaz ; Reginbogin, Herbert R.

Izdavač
Lexington Books

Grad
London : Delhi

Godina
2019

Raspon stranica
239-266

ISBN
978-1-4985-8226-1

Ključne riječi
Yugoslavia, Non-alignment, Neutrality, Cold War, Helsinki Conference 1975

Sažetak
Yugoslavia was one of the beneficiaries of the Cold War order. The West had been ready to support Belgrade for as long as country was willing to preserve its independence from Soviet influence. Harsh critics of such policy were normally silenced, since similar treatment Yugoslavia had, was given to Franciso Franco’s Spain. Nobody, was, therefore squeezing Belgrade too hard since mid- 1950’. Since that time, Yugoslavia was pursuing its separate, non-aligned path in the international arena. A group of the non-aligned and neutral countries (NNA), which was formed during the process of negotiations that was taking place under the auspices of the Conference on European Security and Cooperation, occupied an important place in Yugoslav foreign policy. It was upon them – Finland, Austria, and Yugoslavia above all – that these world changes had a profound impact. The countries that made up the NNA group were respected, but disparate, with different standpoints on the concept of neutrality. Unlike Yugoslavia, all other countries in the NNA group were stable, not in danger of disintegrating in an armed conflict, which made their adaptation to the new circumstances in 1990 easier. In my article I would stress the importance of NNA group during the 1980’ and try to explain why neutrality and conflict was not an option for Yugoslavia, why it is not an option for former Yugoslav nations until today.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Povijest



POVEZANOST RADA


Ustanove:
Filozofski fakultet, Zagreb

Profili:

Avatar Url Tvrtko Jakovina (autor)


Citiraj ovu publikaciju:

Jakovina, Tvrtko
The Evolution of Yugoslav Non-alignment: How Yugoslavia Abandoned its Opposition to Neutrality // Notions of Neutralities / Pascal, Lottaz ; Reginbogin, Herbert R. (ur.).
London : Delhi: Lexington Books, 2019. str. 239-266
Jakovina, T. (2019) The Evolution of Yugoslav Non-alignment: How Yugoslavia Abandoned its Opposition to Neutrality. U: Pascal, L. & Reginbogin, H. (ur.) Notions of Neutralities. London : Delhi, Lexington Books, str. 239-266.
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