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No. 1(14) (2021)

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Peripheral Nation-Building in the Socialist Yugoslavia (1945–1974): Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Published: 2021-06-30

Abstract

The article discusses the emergence and early development of three South-East European nationalisms: Macedonian, Montenegrin and Muslim/Bosniak, all of which were born as mass phenomena only in the second half of the 20th century. The author argues that the first three decades of the socialist Yugoslavia (1945–1974) should be considered crucial to these three nation-building processes because in this period not only the social conditions necessary for the mass production and reception of the modern national ideas were created, but also the respective national cultures were institutionalized, either fully (Macedonian) or partially (Montenegrin, Muslim/Bosniak).

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