Researching Yugoslavia and its Aftermath Sources, Prejudices and Alternative Solutions

“It brings together a broad and compelling mix of interdisciplinary contributions that certainly broaden our understanding of the methodological challenges in researching Yugoslavia’s aftermath. … The volume under review can be a good starting point to open up for such topics and questions on the future of research about Yugoslavia and its aftermath.” (Elisa Satjukow, Comparative Southeast European Studies, Vol. 72 (1), 2024)

Branislav Radeljić
 is Professor of International Relations at Necmettin Erbakan University, Konya, and Visiting Professor of European Politics at Antonio de Nebrija University, Madrid. He is the author and editor of numerous publications dealing with European Union, East European and Western Balkan political and socioeconomic developments. 

Carlos González-Villa 
is Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo, and Non-Resident Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies of Southeastern Europe at the University of Rijeka. His main research interests focus on the post-Yugoslav space and US foreign policy. He has held visiting fellowships at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Ljubljana.