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Political Struggle and Institutional Reorganization in Yugoslavia
Pedro Ramet examines how institutional changes in monocratic system like Yugoslavia's reflect political instability and competition among rival groups. He finds that disputes among Yugoslavia's regional elites over the federal balance of power, like the struggles between liberals and conservatives, has been carried over into disputes over institutional forms.
Tito's Flawed Legacy: Yugoslavia and the West since 1939, Nora Beloff Reviewed by Pedro Ramet
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