Suchergebnisse - Radeljić, Branislav 1979-

Europe and the collapse of Yugoslavia: the role of non-state actors and European diplomacy

Europe and the post-Yugoslav space

The Kremlin enigma : understanding Russian policy preferences and possible alternatives: [Rezension von: Aleksashenko, Sergej: Putin's counterrevolution. - Washington, DC : Brooking Institution Press, 2018. - 325 pp.] : [Rezension von: Monaghan, Andrew: Power in modern Russia : strategy and mobilisation. - Manchester : Manchester University Press, 2017. - 101 pp.] : [Rezension von: Light, Matthew: Fragile migration rights : freedom of movement in post-Soviet Russia. - Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2016. - 239 pp.] : [Rezension von: Mihailovic, Alexandar: The Mitki and the art of postmodern protest in Russia. - Madison, Wisconsin : The University of Wisconsin Press, 2018. - 254 pp.]

Serbia's EU future: Concerns and perspectives

Stosunki między Wspólnotą Europejską a Jugosławią: dokumenty, które miały znaczenie (1980-1992)

Assessing the politics of fear and power in contemporary Russia: [Rezension von: Cucciolla, Riccardo Mario: The power state is back? : the evolution of Russian political thought after 1991. - Rome : Reset, 2016. - 159 pp.] : [Rezension von: Jonson, Lena: Art and protest in Putin's Russia. - Abingdon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2015. - 266pp.] : [Rezension von: Stephenson, Svetlana: Gangs of Russia : from the streets to the corridors of power. - Ithaca, NY & London : Cornell University Press, 2015. - 277 pp.]

The unwanted Europeanness?: understanding division and inclusion in contemporary Europe

European community - Yugoslav relations: debates and documents that mattered (1968–1992)

Kosovo and Serbia: contested options and shared consequences

The unwanted Europeanness?: understanding division and inclusion in contemporary Europe

Turkey's return to the Western Balkans: policies of continuity and transformation

Researching Yugoslavia and its aftermath: sources, prejudices and alternative solutions

Researching Yugoslavia and its aftermath: sources, prejudices and alternative solutions