2016
DOI: 10.11649/sn.2016.005
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Tracing the decline of Yugoslav identity: a case for ‘invisible’ ethnic cleansing

Abstract: Tracing the decline of Yugoslav identity: a case for ‘invisible’ ethnic cleansingThis essay explores the concept of invisible ethnic cleansing by examining the remaining group of self-identifying Yugoslavs who continue to identify themselves as such despite the break-up of Yugoslavia, the country that shaped and constituted the focal point of their identity. The analysis argues that the lack of recognition of the Yugoslav identity during the country’s disintegration as well as afterwards in the individual repu… Show more

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