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Yugoslavia Culture:     more books (51)

Culture of Vojvodina: Popular Music in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, New Wave Music in Yugoslavia, Tamburica, Love Hunters Marina Abramovic: Artist Body by Bojana Pejic, Marina Abramovic, 1998-07-02 Redemption: The Story of Velimir Karran (Men's History and Culture) by D. Mrkich, 2010-08-02 The Cinema of Emir Kusturica: Notes from the Underground (Directors' Cuts) by Goran Gocic, 2001-10-15 Stadtebau As Imperial Culture: Camillo Sitte's Urban Plan for Ljubljana (Slovenija - Former Yugoslavia) This is not a book but an article, ad or vintage paper item by Andrew Herscher, 2003 The Impact of Culture-Based Value Systems on Management Policies and Practices: Yugoslav and United States Issues and Viewpoints Dubrovnik in War by Miljenko (editor) Foretic, 2000 Collapse of a Multinational State: The Case of Yugoslavia. A Curriculum Unit for History and Social Studies. Recommended for Grades 9 through Community College by Reinhold STEINBECK, 1994 The Culture of Lies --1998 publication. by Dubravka Ugresic, 1998 Teaching about conflict and crisis in the former Yugoslavia the case of Bosnia-Hercegovina (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:377139) by John K. Cox, 1993 Personality and culture in Eastern European politics (Library of policy sciences) by Dinko Tomašić, 1948 Science and Culture: Worker Management in Practice by Nikola Pešić, 1967 CÌŒitluk and Brotnjo: History, culture, art, tourism, scenery (Tourist monographs) by Mato Njavro, 1987 Possibilities of aquacultural development on Lake Skadar: Project : final report by Danilo Kaz̆ic, 1989

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41. An International Conference On Yugoslavia
    Environmental Destruction. culture and the Yugoslav Wars. Direct Aid and CommunityDevelopment. Refugees in Britain and yugoslavia. Peacework in Political Parties.  
    http://www.bradford.ac.uk/acad/rusees/conference.html
    
    Extractions: City of Bradford Metropolitan Council Supported by: Refugee Action - Northern Refugee Centre - National Peace Council - CND - International Voluntary Service - Pax Christi - United Nations Association - ECRE/ICVA Reference Group on Former Yugoslavia, led by the UK Refugee Council - Anglican Pacifist Fellowship Poster/Flyer for download Adobe Acrobat - pdf ) - please print, photocopy and distribute widely! On March 24th 1999 NATO launched the first European war since WWII - against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - ostensibly in response to the failure of the Serbian government to sign the Rambouillet accords. This conference aims to address some of the issues that have arisen from that conflict, to study why Yugoslavia fell apart in 1991 and how the sotuation developed to the point where European cities were under air attack for the first time in over 50 years.

42. Yugoslavia And Kosovo
    Bardylis, a tribal chief of Illyria (presentday northwest yugoslavia), assumed controlof and over several centuries a mixed Celtic-Illyrian culture arose in  
    http://www.didyouknow.cd/story/yugoslavia.htm
    
    Extractions: Yugoslavia consists of the two states of Serbia and Montenegro. Yugoslavia is largely a mountainous country. The northeastern section of Serbia is part of the rich, fertile Danubian Plain drained by the Danube, Tisa, Sava, and Morava River systems. Montenegro is a jumbled mass of mountains, containing also some grassy slopes and fertile river valleys. Area: Belgrade, 1,168,454 Other large cities: Novi Sad, 179,626; Nis, 175,391; Pristina, 155,499 Population (1999 est.): 11,206,847 (Montenegro: 680,369, Serbia: 10,526,478) (average annual rate of natural increase: Montenegro: 0.07%, Serbia: –0.02%); birth rate: Montenegro: 13.55/1000, Serbia: 12.6/1000; infant mortality rate: Montenegro: 11.2/1000, Serbia: 17.1/1000; density per sq mi.: 284

43. PHOAKS Frequency For Soc.culture.yugoslavia
    net Date 10 May 1999 130405 GMT Newsgroups soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.yugoslavia,soc.culture.canada,soc.culture.europe,soc.culture.usa 64 lines  
    http://www.phoaks.com/phoaks2/newsgroups/soc/culture/yugoslavia/resources0.html

44. Society And Culture
    Deskmod.org Regional Europe yugoslavia Society and culture. Top/ Regional / Europe / yugoslavia / Society_and_culture Subcategories  
    http://www.deskmod.org/Regional/Europe/Yugoslavia/Society_and_Culture

45. Yugoslavia: Death Of A Nation--World History/Literature Lesson Plan (grades 9-12
    placing primary emphasis on promotion of its culture and interests as opposed tothose of other nations. Context For 35 years, Tito held yugoslavia’s six  
    http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/yugoslavia/

46. Serbian Artists, Yugoslavia, Ljiljana Bursac, Mixed Media, Paintings
    Belgrade Headquarters of Yugoslav Army Belgrade - City Fond of culture Belgrade- Fond of culture of the R. Serbia Novi Pazar, yugoslavia - City Museum Prilep  
    http://karaart.com/artists/bursac/
    
    Extractions: Phone: 011/751-715 Biography : Born 27. 10. 1946 in Kragujevac, Serbia, Yugoslavia. Studied painting at the Art Academy in Viena, Austria. Member of the Association of Fine Arts of Serbia, Yugoslavia and IAAA - AIAP since 1972. ULUS. Recipient of the "Fond Mladih" scholarship for young talents in 1972-74 and 1975-77.

47. I-soc.com - Soc.culture.yugoslavia
    Isoc.com - soc.culture.yugoslavia Home I-soc.com - soc.culture.yugoslaviaI-soc.com - soc.culture.yugoslavia. Search the Groups Write Newsgroups.  
    http://soc.culture.yugoslavia.i-soc.com/

48. Cities.com - Cities Of The World - City Guides Database.
    Belgrade title Belgrade yugoslavia new window description Official informationsabout Belgrad covering the city s history, culture, educational institutions  
    http://www.cities.com/country.asp?selectcountry=Yugoslavia

49. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture - Republic Of Federal Yugoslavia
    Ottoman Empire Ottoman Architectural Works Outside Turkey Republic of Federal yugoslavia.Home. Rebuplic of Turkey Ministry of culture and Tourism 2004 © All  
    http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/tarih_en.asp?belgeno=1431

50. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture - Yugoslavia
    yugoslavia. The wonder of Atatürk will symbolize the spirit of the TurkishNation in history. Ministry of culture and Tourism Computer Center 2004.  
    http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/tarih_en.asp?belgeno=5299

51. Former Yugoslavia On The Internet
    Serbia. soc.culture.yugoslavia; alt.beograd; yugoslavia algemene info/ general info; The Book of Home Federal Republic of yugoslavia;  
    http://www.antenna.nl/yugo/
    
    Extractions: ZaMir Transnational Network (ZTN) het NGO netwerk / the NGO network Balkans Pages at IGC by Ivo Skoric Balkans Links on the web The People Finder Service Radio Link BBC World Service/Red Cross missing persons programme BBC World Service broadcasts to Former Yugoslavia War Crimes Tribunal Home Page Tribunal Dec.'95: Final Report of the UN Commission of Experts on Former Yugoslavia getuigenverklaringen t.b.v. Oorlogstribunaal / testimonies for the War Tribunal Press Now steunt onafhankelijke media / supports independent media AEGEE Human Rights Working Group City.Net Yugoslavia algemene info / general info Geopolitics in Yugoslavia "Untold Stories about current events in Yugoslavia, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Croatia" AIM , news on the political situation in former Yugoslavia in English Warreport, I.W.P.R, UK YUROPE server , WWW server offering a wide choice of culture, media and economyoriented sites dealing with former Yugoslavia The Balkans Gopher door Edward Agro United Nations Documents United Nations daily reports NATO Data U.S. Army Area Handbook on Yugoslavia

52. Yugoslavia - THE POLITICAL AGENDA FOR THE 1990s
    As the 1990s began, the political culture of yugoslavia was in an unprecedentedstate of flux. To reach his goal of separating his  
    http://www.country-data.com/cgi-bin/query/r-14919.html
    
    Extractions: Country Listing Yugoslavia Table of Contents Because "self-managed socialism" was the foundation of both economic and political institutions in Yugoslavia, economic and political issues were inseparable in the post-Tito period. For that reason, formation of economic policy was the main driving force of political decision making in the late 1980s and early 1990s. An important aspect of the economic reform issue was the desperate need for an all-Yugoslav program for equitable division of the natural resources distributed so unevenly among the six republics. Without unanimous backing for such a program by all six republics, only the richer republics could function in the market economy specified in reform programs; on the other hand, without sufficient motivation to continue their financial contributions to the federation, Slovenia and Croatia would declare economic independence and demolish the national economy. But while politicians were swearing allegiance to the Yugoslav nation, the updating and restating of historical conflicts continued into the 1990s, always threatening to overcome constructive political approaches. Longstanding animosities remained between Serbia and Croatia (see The Kingdom of Yugoslavia , ch. 1); the Muslim minorities and the Macedonians in Macedonia (see

53. Pravda.RU Days Of Russian Culture Open In Yugoslavia
    Today the Days of Russian culture open in yugoslavia. 1235 Days of Russian cultureopen in yugoslavia Today the Days of Russian culture open in yugoslavia.  
    http://english.pravda.ru/culture/2002/09/20/36941.html

54. Yugoslavia @ Worldagogo.com - Local Links And Information, Yugoslavia Arts And E
    government, yugoslavia maps and views, yugoslavia news and media, yugoslavia recreationand sports, yugoslavia society and culture, yugoslavia travel and  
    http://worldagogo.com/Yugoslavia/

55. Knowledge Net Serbia And Montenegro
    culture, culture, store, store, Federal government of yugoslavia Federal Ministryof Foreign Affairs Federal Ministry of the Interior Montegrin Government.  
    http://www.tol.cz/look/knowledgeNet/yugoslavia/index.tpl

56. The Communication Initiative - Pdskdv92003 - Mobile.culture.container - Former Y
    mobile.culture.container Former yugoslavia. Summary In 2001, theFund In Defence of our Future launched a traveling media project  
    http://www.comminit.com/pdskdv92003/sld-8543.html
    
    Extractions: In 2001, the Fund In Defence of our Future launched a traveling media project designed to engage people between the ages of 14 and 21 throughout the countries of former Yugoslavia. In response to mayoral invitations, mobile.culture.container spent 4 weeks in each of 14 cities, where it addressed the subject of media responsibility by itself becoming a medium. Young people were encouraged to reflect on their political and cultural environments and their own futures by producing media (newspaper, radio, and television) to be published or broadcast at the local level. Questions the project hoped to raise were: What does the personal future of young people in South-Eastern Europe look like? How can lasting peaceful coexistence be achieved? How can South-Eastern Europe move closer to the united Europe? What are the prospects in a world which is at present undergoing a technical revolution?

57. Cultural Situation In The Federal Republic Of Yugoslavia
    The Committee on culture and Education has been following developments in Kosovoand the Federal Republic of yugoslavia in its fields of competence education  
    http://assembly.coe.int/Documents/WorkingDocs/doc99/edoc8310.htm
    
    Extractions: Cultural situation in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Opinion Doc. 8310 27 January 1999 Committee on Culture and Education Rapporteur: Mr Emanuelis Zingeris, Lithuania, European Democratic Group The Committee on Culture and Education has been following developments in Kosovo and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in its fields of competence: education, media, and the cultural heritage. More than once its Sub-Committee on the Media h s drawn attention to the situation of the media and in particular to the attacks by the government against the independent media. In recent months the situation has further deteriorated with the adoption of the new Serbian Law on Public Information. This provided the authorities are not willing not want to abide by governmental propaganda. We are very much concerned with the new Serbian Law on Universities. Serbian university professors have sought the help of the Council of Europe and we should certainly join all those who have vigorously condemned the assault of the government on university autonomy. We are also very concerned at the growing educational problem for the many refugee children in Kosovo and neighbouring countries. The problem is not only access to education but also itscontent when it comes to the preparation of a future generation. It is evident that the recent upsurge in the armed conflict has worsened these problems.

58. Balkans Travel, Balkans Maps, Balkans History, Balkans News, Balkans Culture, Mo
    Romania yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) - Basic facts about the Balkan region- Study Centers - Language - Associations - Law - Communications - culture -  
    http://www.budgettravel.com/balkans.htm
    
    Extractions: Balkans Travel, Balkans Holidays, Balkans Vacations, Balkans Tours and Balkans Tourism Information is for travelers to find the most complete Macedonia travel information on the web - Balkans maps - Balkans history - Balkans news - Balkans culture and more - Everything you want to know about traveling to Balkans and more -

59. Japan Forum - Local Discussions - Japanese Community/culture In Yugoslavia?
    Japan Guide Homepage, Forum yugoslavia - Japanese community/culture inyugoslavia? Discussions Japanese community/culture in yugoslavia? Is  
    http://www.japan-guide.com/local/local_forum.html?aID=855

60. Foreign Language And Culture
    Yiddish Klezmer and Yiddish Music (Ari Davidow); Shtetl (Yiddish languageand culture). yugoslavia Josip B. Tito (former yugoslavia President).  
    http://www.speakeasy.net/~dbrick/Hot/foreign.html
    
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