Balkan Politics and Society

Tepavcevic demonstrates that global crises challenge existing communities and generate various forms of migrant communities, loyalty, and resilience.

This book uses the prism of security sector reform (SSR) to trace the co-evolution of the Western Balkans as part of the EU/Europe security community.

This compilation of essays explores the intersection of international politics in the post-Yugoslav states with a focus on foreign influences.

The book explains the conceptual relevance of the right to be elected, its interrelatedness with the right to vote and its significance for democratic systems.

This comprehensive book makes us discover the privileged role that writing systems played in the region’s delicate post-imperial and post-socialist transitions.

A book not just about Bosnia and Britain.

The work contributes to the literature on contested states, as well as to the understanding of nation and state building, state formation, and sovereignty.

Bancroft provides an ethnographic account of the reality in north Kosovo, mixing first-hand interviews and anecdotes with historical background and academic insight.

Riding aims to get at the heart of post-conflict Bosnia showing the past alongside the present it created.

This volume explores these dynamics in Serbia and takes fresh perspectives that demonstrate that Serbia is vulnerable to many types of extremism.