In der Buchreihe "Südosteuropäische Arbeiten" werden herausragende Monographien sowie Sammelbände, Nachschlagewerke und Editionen zur Geschichte und Gegenwart Südosteuropas veröffentlicht. Die umfassende Rezeption im In- und Ausland weist die Reihe als auf ihrem Feld führend aus.

Sabrina P. Ramet ist Professorin für Politikwissenschaft an der Norwegischen Universität für Naturwissenschaften und Technologie Trondheim. Sie studierte Philosophie an der Stanford University und promovierte in Politikwissenschaften an der University of California, Los Angeles.

I - INTRODUCTION 1. Challenges facing Croatia after 1995 (An Introduction) - Sabrina P. Ramet 2. Politics in Croatia since 1990 - Sabrina P. Ramet 3. Franjo Tujman: An intellectual in politics - James J. Sadkovich 4. The Rise and Fall of the Republic of Serb Krajina (1990-95) - Nikica Baric II - VALUES AND ATTITUDES TOWARD THE PAST 5. Croatia's Discourse about the Past and Some Problems of Croatian-Bosnian Understanding - Dunja Melcic 6. Non-Nationalist Culture, Under and Above the Ground - Gordana Crnkovic 7. Political Culture, Socio-Cultural Values and Democratic Consolidation in Croatia - Davorka Matic III - POLITICS AND ECONOMICS 8. The Impact of the War on the Economy - Bruno Schönfelder 9. Croatia's Serbs Ten Years after the End of the War - Carolin Leutloff-Grandits 10. Civil-Military Relations in Croatia, 1990-2005 - Reneo Lukic IV - CULTURE AND SOCIETY 11. The Catholic Church and its Role in Politics and Society - Thomas Bremer 12. Contemporary Croatian Literature: Under the Star of Orwell - Gordana Crnkovic 13. Gay men & lesbians in Croatia - Dean Vuletic 14. Mutual Aid, Anti-Authoritarianism, and Dumpster Diving: Anarchist Activism in Croatia since 2000 - Maple Razsa V - FOREIGN RELATIONS 15. American-Croatian Relations during the 1990s - Jean-François Morel 16. Gaining Power and Status through Engagement and Diplomacy: the Policy of United Germany towards Croatia - Konrad Clewing 17. Britain's relations with Croatia: a study in active diplomacy - Carole Hodge 18. Croatian relations with Serbia and Montenegro - Reneo Lukic 19. Better the Grave than a Slave: Croatia and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia - Vjeran Pavlakovic VI - CONCLUSION 20. Conclusion - Konrad Clewing

I - INTRODUCTION 1. Challenges facing Croatia after 1995 (An Introduction) - Sabrina P. Ramet 2. Politics in Croatia since 1990 - Sabrina P. Ramet 3. Franjo Tujman: An intellectual in politics - James J. Sadkovich 4. The Rise and Fall of the Republic of Serb Krajina (1990-95) - Nikica Baric II - VALUES AND ATTITUDES TOWARD THE PAST 5. Croatia''s Discourse about the Past and Some Problems of Croatian-Bosnian Understanding - Dunja Melcic 6. Non-Nationalist Culture, Under and Above the Ground - Gordana Crnkovic 7. Political Culture, Socio-Cultural Values and Democratic Consolidation in Croatia - Davorka Matic III - POLITICS AND ECONOMICS 8. The Impact of the War on the Economy - Bruno Schönfelder 9. Croatia''s Serbs Ten Years after the End of the War - Carolin Leutloff-Grandits 10. Civil-Military Relations in Croatia, 1990-2005 - Reneo Lukic IV - CULTURE AND SOCIETY 11. The Catholic Church and its Role in Politics and Society - Thomas Bremer 12. Contemporary Croatian Literature: Under the Star of Orwell - Gordana Crnkovic 13. Gay men & lesbians in Croatia - Dean Vuletic 14. Mutual Aid, Anti-Authoritarianism, and Dumpster Diving: Anarchist Activism in Croatia since 2000 - Maple Razsa V - FOREIGN RELATIONS 15. American-Croatian Relations during the 1990s - Jean-François Morel 16. Gaining Power and Status through Engagement and Diplomacy: the Policy of United Germany towards Croatia - Konrad Clewing 17. Britain''s relations with Croatia: a study in active diplomacy - Carole Hodge 18. Croatian relations with Serbia and Montenegro - Reneo Lukic 19. Better the Grave than a Slave: Croatia and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia - Vjeran Pavlakovic VI - CONCLUSION 20. Conclusion - Konrad Clewing