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Friday, July 31st, 2020
European Union Agenda in Serbia’s Party Politics: A Clash between Rationality and Identity Politics
This article argues that “identity politics” determines party positions and political orientations towards the EU agenda in Serbian party politics. In its attempt to analyse the underlying reasons and legitimation strategies of the Serbian parties towards the EU agenda, the research employs a thematic content analysis of documents of eight...
Thursday, February 2nd, 2012
Diverging Party Outcomes in Hybrid Regimes: The Cases of Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro
Abstract: In countries that have undergone democratic transition from hybrid regimes in the last two decades, regime collapse was, as a rule, causally linked with turnover in power. Nonetheless, a number of states that have democratized during this period saw the end of hybrid regime without experiencing such political change....
