Slovenia and Bulgaria: a Tale of Two Reforms
Slovenia has achieved the most economic success among East-Central European states transitioning from communism, Bulgaria the least.
Restoring Slovenia’s Erased
A year ago, the European Court of Human Rights mandated that Slovenia pay compensation to the 25,000 people stripped of residency in the wake of the country’s independence.
Yugoslavia: When a Country Actually Is Wiped Off the Map
For many the decomposition of Yugoslavia into its constituent republics in the early 1990s was anything but smooth.
Bands Like Laibach a Powerful Amplifier of Former Yugoslav Social Discontent
“There was a very peculiar alliance between the punk music scene and the intellectuals, who tried to justify the appearance of this punk music.”
Reconnecting the Balkans
“There is no success in the Balkans without reconnecting everything except politics.”
What Happened to Europe?
These days, membership in the European Union comes with no guarantees.
Review: The Scars of the Erasure
Why did Slovenia turn 25,000 residents into illegal immigrants overnight?
Postcard from…Ljubljana
After 16 years, Slovenes may finally be coming to terms with the “erased.”
Postcard from…Ljubljana
After 16 years, Slovenes may finally be coming to terms with the “erased.”
Kosovo: A New Versailles?
Kosovo’s declaration of independence is a violation of international law and an example of behind-the-scenes U.S. manipulation.