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Models of Identities in Postcommunist Societies: Yugoslav Philosophical Studies, I (Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change. Series Iva, Eastern and Central Europe, V. 10.)

An interview with Danilo Kis. (Paul Auster/Danilo Kis): An article from: The Review of Contemporary Fiction by Brendan Lemon, 1994-03-22

Folk dances;: [volumes] I-VI; summary by Ljubica S JankovicÌ, 1951

Socio-cultural factors influencing emotional disturbance of children (University of Hawaii) by Katarina Cernozubov, 1968

Across the Atlantic and Beyond the Borders - A study of two crisis: Yugoslav and Gulf by John, M. Nomikos, 2005-03-21

More: The Sea by Damir Fabijanic, 2008

Networks of Democracy: Lessons from Kosovo for Afghanistan, Iraq, and Beyond by Anne Holohan, 2005-04-13

This Is Serbia Calling, Rock N Roll Radio & Belgrade's Underground Resistance by Matthew Collin, 2001

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PHOAKS Frequency For Soc.culture.yugoslavia
net Date 10 May 1999 130405 GMT Newsgroups soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.yugoslavia,soc.culture.canada,soc.culture.europe,soc.culture.usa 64 lines
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Index Of /faq/by-newsgroup/soc/soc.culture.yugoslavia
Parent Directory 14-Nov-2000 2145 - culturesIndex of /faq/bynewsgroup/soc/soc.culture.yugoslavia. Name Last modifiedSize
http://ejo.univ-lyon1.fr/faq/by-newsgroup/soc/soc.culture.yugoslavia/
Cultural Section (main) - Embassy Of Japan In Serbia And Montenegro
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about Japaneseculture or about cultural relationships between yugoslavia and Japan.
http://www.yu.emb-japan.go.jp/English/Culture-Main.htm

Extractions: Genex Apartments, Vladimira Popovica 6, 11070 Novi Beograd; phone: +381-11-301-2800; fax: +381-11-311-8258 Info of the upcoming cultural events can be found at our page. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about Japanese culture or about cultural relationships between Serbia and Montenegro and Japan. You can e-mail us here, or go to our Embassy Info page. SCHOLARSHIPS The Embassy of Japan in Serbia and Montenegro, as the representative of the Government of Japan is at your disposal for all the information regarding the education or professional improvement in Japan. For the citizens of Serbia and Montenegro, there are two programs (types of scholarships) available through the Government of Japan : The information regarding other scholarships that might be available for foreign students are available directly through contact with the appropriate institutions in Japan. The Embassy of Japan can provide you with basic information about most of the scholarships that can be offered.
Bomis: The Regional/Europe/Yugoslavia/Serbia/Arts And Culture/Religion Ring
Bomis The Regional/Europe/yugoslavia/Serbia/Arts and culture/Religion ring.
http://www.bomis.com/rings/Marts_and_culture-religion-regional-136036/

Extractions: cygnus.uwa.edu.au Anti-Islamacism, Serbian Orthodoxy and Contemporary Serbian Nationalism. This paper examines some of the issues surrounding the role of Kosovo in crafting the symbolism of contemporary Serbian nationalism and Serbian Orthodoxy, paying particular attention to the anti-Islamic and anti-Albanian threads which run through Serbian culture and find their most obvious expression in the Serbian attitude towards Kosovo.
GREEN EGGS REPORT For Soc.culture.yugoslavia
Green Eggs Report. by alice at nospam.ar.com The Green Eggs Report is a list ofURLs spotted within the soc.culture.yugoslavia newsgroup. Up To soc.culture
http://ibd.ar.com/ger/soc/culture/yugoslavia/content.html
TIMEeurope.com | Summer Of Culture 2002
yugoslavia's modern art museum is back ART A retrospective of Samizdat art andwriting from the Communist bloc GRAZ Austria's littleknown city of culture
http://www.time.com/time/europe/summerculture/html/eeu/yugo.html
Europe In Regional
Women in Black Against the War in yugoslavia. By Donna Hughes, Feminista! See alsoRegional Europe Society and culture (27); World Srpski Drustvo (172). S.
http://ilectric.com/browse/web/Regional/Europe/Yugoslavia/Society_and_Culture/

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Culture Of Peace Center Web
Vasiljevic Milos (Director) center@culture.org.yu Belgrade, yugoslavia. OfficeVatroslava Lisinskog 8/37, 11000 Belgrade, yugoslavia,tel. +063 8 02 81 64.
http://www.culture.org.yu/board.html
Teaching Jobs
GEN / Web Directory / Europe / yugoslavia / Society and culture (57). SubCategoriesin Society and culture. Chat (1) Law (3) Organizations (17).
http://dirs.globalesl.net/cat/24551/
Index Of /mirror/news-faq/soc/culture/yugoslavia
_compact_people_full_of_hatred_and_a_hunger_for_human_flesh? 10Jan-20030744 2k soc.culture.greek_Macedonia_FAQ 22-Mar-2000 2300 20k.
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Extractions: Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 11-Jan-2003 02:14 - 16-Jan-2003 07:18 4k Re:_Why_did_the_Asians_become_a_mass_of_squinty,_compact_people_full_of_hatred_and_a_hunger_for_human_flesh? 13-Jan-2003 06:49 3k 19-Jan-2003 07:02 3k 10-Jan-2003 07:44 2k [soc.culture.greek]_Macedonia_FAQ 22-Mar-2000 23:00 20k
The Balkans Pages: Rock And Roll In Former Yugoslavia
countries like former yugoslavia, Ireland, Lebanon, Israel, South Africa - whichhad an access to western civilization on the level of culture, but not
http://balkansnet.org/rock.html

Extractions: This cover for the Belgrade hip-hop bands compilation CD, looks like reflecting a picture from the street in Harlem, New York city, and the white kid with punk haircut sitting on the sidewalk could have easily been me... There is a host of countries - like former Yugoslavia, Ireland, Lebanon, Israel, South Africa... - which had an access to "western civilization" on the level of culture, but not on the level of economy or political system. So, in a way we were a part of the "western civilization": we watched the same movies (American, mostly), scribbled the same graffiti on the walls, listened to the same music (British and American, mostly) and tried to emulate dress-codes of our "western civilization" peers while living in third-worldishly poor countries ridden by war, apartheid, communism and screwed up history full of failures. In Yugoslavia rock was around since early sixties, but it finally caught on with wide audiences in eighties through punk. Suddenly a very simple style was around which was easy to do even with very little money. So, a lot of bands just happened overnight. The punk menace swept Yugoslavia from northwest to southeast, and at some point we thought that punk is what the "western civilization" is all about, so we loved the "western civilization". Yugoslavia was a country of artificial, ideological bonds. Different cultures and ethnoreligious groups were never allowed to form the alliance in a natural way. Rather, the alliance was forced upon them under the slogan "brotherhood and unity". This never allowed us to know each other, really. Communists were scared that they'd be not needed any more if a more substantial bonds between various groups occurred. So, they worked on preventing them: inadvertently setting grounds for their extinction and the nationalist take-over in nineties. Rock, and particularly punk, was declared a Western plague, and although it was not banned, it was officially associated with drugs and bad behavior (well, this is nothing new, isn't it?). State apparatus was bent on preventing punk rock to spread to the country. And the communists were successful.
Serbia Info News / Culture & Religion
Europe and Serbian culture Minister Branislav Lecic in Belgrade and Arandjelovacare just the beginning of a longlasting cooperation of yugoslavia with this
http://www.serbia-info.com/news/culture/

Extractions: Vuk Karadzic This year's, 67th annual Vuk's Assembly begins in Loznica on Monday, September 10, and will close on September 16, with a final performance at this, the oldest traditional Serbian gathering MORE The International Slavistic Centre at the Faculty of Philology, Belgrade University, will organize the 31st International Conference of Slavists from September 1 to 21 in Belgrade, Novi Sad and Trsic MORE The 41st Dragacevo assembly of trumpet players in Guca, attended by about 150,000 visitors and fans of authentic Serbian national music, concluded on August 26 MORE La MaMa Experimental Theatre from New York stages "Seven Against Thebes" in the Belgrade National Theatre MORE On the big summer scene in Palic, presentation of the awards marked Eighth International Film Festival Palic 2001 closed
Info About Muslims (MSA @ SUNY/Buffalo)
Bosnian media; yugoslavia soc.culture.yugoslavia; Albania / Macedonia;Romania / Bulgaria / Hungary / Greece. Middle East. The Middle
http://wings.buffalo.edu/sa/muslim/umma/umma.html

Extractions: In the Name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful The Muslim World, demographically speaking, defines where majorities and significant minorities of indigenous populations are practitioners of the Muslim faith, that is, Islam. Though it is not necessary to maintain, Islamically speaking, geopolitical boundaries and state structures, per se, de facto national entities and political boundaries exist. Material presented here is done so keeping this reality in mind, not necessarily as an ideal model. The Muslim World News and other information Issues Concerning Muslims Not all links are to sites maintained by Muslims or for the purpose of Islam just background information on national entities. Yahoo Regional/Country Information UT-Austin Library Map Collection The Americas
CLASSIFIEDS.TERADEX.COM - Regional/Europe/Yugoslavia/Society And
Chat, Personal Homepages, Law, Politics, Organizations, CLASSIFIEDS/ Regional / Europe / yugoslavia / Society and culture. Page 1 of
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AnsMe Directory - Regional > Europe > Yugoslavia > Society And Culture
Web Directory Society and culture. Sub Directories. Related Categories. Web sites.1. Astrocartography of yugoslavia Based on the proclamation of The Federal
http://dir.ansme.com/regional/24551.html
Bokpris.com - Beyond Yugoslavia: Politics, Economics, And Culture In A Shattered
Beyond yugoslavia Politics, Economics, and culture in a Shattered Community (EasternEurope After Communism) Jämför priser, frakt och leveranstiden på
http://www.bokpris.com/0813379539
Central Europe Review - Thematic Archives: Yugoslav Culture
Thematic Archive yugoslavia Mainpage. Articles on Yugoslav culture whichhave appeared in past issues of CER. 19 June 2000 The Crescent
http://www.ce-review.org/thematicarchives/yugoslavia/ta_yugoslaviaculture.html
CULTURE
in this region, will rally over 40 experts from yugoslavia, Germany, United FirstSlav culture summit held in Slovenia culture ministers and representatives of
http://www.borba.co.yu/culture.html
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Path lear Date Mon, 11 Feb 91 114020 PST From marn@seas.ucla.edu (Jure Marn/)Subject call for discussion soc.culture.yugoslavia Newsgroups news
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Extractions: From marn@seas.ucla.edu Mon Sep 27 10:44:52 1993 Flags: 000000000201 Path: lear Date: Mon, 11 Feb 91 11:40:20 PST From: marn@seas.ucla.edu (Jure Marn/) Subject: call for discussion - soc.culture.yugoslavia Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,soc.culture.arabic,soc.culture.british,soc.culture.french,soc.culture.german,soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.jewish,soc.culture.misc,soc.culture.nordic,soc.culture.polish,soc.culture.turkish,talk.politics.misc Subject: Call for discussion - soc.culture.yugoslavia Followup-to: news.groups Organization: SEASnet, University of California, Los Angeles Keywords: new_group, posted This is a first call for discussion to create soc.culture.yugoslavia newsgroup. The discussion period will last until 3/1/91 (estimated), when the call for votes will be posted. Please follow-up to news.group as suggested by guidelines for Usenet group creation. CALL FOR DISCUSSION - Name: soc.culture.yugoslavia I am proposing a creation of a new newsgroup for discussion of the following subjects: - culture and cultural heritage of nations and nationalities in Yugoslavia - social and economical issues of Yugoslavia - current and past politicial situations - languages used on Yugoslav territory - relationsip between various nations in Yugoslavia - relationship between Yugoslavia and its neighbours - sport and other events in Yugoslavia - everything else pertaining to Yugoslavia * articles can be posted in any language used in Yugoslavia as well as any official UN language * the newsgroup will NOT be MODERATED It is hard to wake up in the morning and not being certain whether the country of one's origin still exists. It would be much easier if people discussed the issues in the open forum. Yugoslavia has a lot to offer. It is a diverse millieu, heterogeneous society of people with vast historical differences who nevertheless managed to survive in one union for last seventy years. Let us then open all the unanswered questions and explore all the avenues of our differencies and at the same time educate other nations about our selves. Why do we claim there is no Yugoslav language? Why do we claim Adriatic sea to be one of the most beautiful seas in the world? Why is Yugoslavia home to three large religions? Let us interact directly with those who are currently in Yugoslavia as well as with each other. From marn@seas.ucla.edu Mon Sep 27 10:48:39 1993 Xref: rpi news.announce.newgroups:889 soc.culture.misc:1375 Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,soc.culture.misc Path: rpi!tale From: marn@seas.ucla.edu (Jure Marn) Subject: CFD: soc.culture.yugoslavia Followup-To: news.groups Sender: tale@cs.rpi.edu Nntp-Posting-Host: cs.rpi.edu Date: 21 Feb 91 02:53:30 GMT Approved: tale@rpi.edu Lines: 35 CALL FOR DISCUSSION - Name: soc.culture.yugoslavia I am proposing a creation of a new newsgroup for discussion of the following subjects: - culture and cultural heritage of nations and nationalities in Yugoslavia - social and economical issues of Yugoslavia - current and past politicial situations - languages used on Yugoslav territory - relationsip between various nations in Yugoslavia - relationship between Yugoslavia and its neighbours - sport and other events in Yugoslavia - everything else pertaining to Yugoslavia * articles can be posted in any language used in Yugoslavia as well as any official UN language * the newsgroup will NOT be MODERATED It is hard to wake up in the morning and not being certain whether the country of one's origin still exists. It would be much easier if people discussed the issues in the open forum. Yugoslavia has a lot to offer. It is a diverse millieu, heterogeneous society of people with vast historical differences who nevertheless managed to survive in one union for last seventy years. Let us then open all the unanswered questions and explore all the avenues of our differencies and at the same time educate other nations about our selves. Why do we claim there is no Yugoslav language? Why do we claim Adriatic sea to be one of the most beautiful seas in the world? Why is Yugoslavia home to three large religions? Let us interact directly with those who are currently in Yugoslavia as well as with each other. (setq mail '("tale@rpi.edu" "uupsi!rpi!tale" "tale@rpitsmts.bitnet")) From marn@seas.ucla.edu Mon Sep 27 12:24:25 1993 Xref: rpi news.announce.newgroups:917 news.groups:22389 soc.culture.arabic:6107 soc.culture.british:9208 soc.culture.french:3347 soc.culture.german:3257 soc.culture.greek:3032 soc.culture.magyar:98 soc.culture.polish:709 soc.culture.turkish:6565 talk.politics.soviet:4494 talk.politics.misc:49218 Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,soc.culture.arabic,soc.culture.british,soc.culture.french,soc.culture.german,soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.magyar,soc.culture.polish,soc.culture.turkish,soc.cultute.misc,talk.politics.soviet,talk.politics.misc Path: rpi!tale From: marn@seas.ucla.edu (Jure Marn) Subject: CFV: soc.culture.yugoslavia Followup-To: poster Sender: tale@cs.rpi.edu Nntp-Posting-Host: cs.rpi.edu Date: 4 Mar 91 01:38:09 GMT Approved: tale@rpi.edu Lines: 65 This is a first call for votes to create the soc.culture.yugoslavia newsgroup. Please send your votes to marn@seas.ucla.edu and use either of the following forms: if you are FOR creation of soc.culture.yugoslavia, write: YES for soc.culture.yugoslavia in your Subject: line and I vote FOR creation of soc.culture.yugoslavia as your message OR if you are AGAINST creation of soc.culture.yugoslavia, write: NO for soc.culture.yugoslavia in your Subject: line and I vote AGAINST creation of soc.culture.yugoslavia as your message. The voting period will start 0:00:01 Pacific Standard Time (PST) on Monday, March 4th, 1991 and will end 23:59:59 Pacific Standard Time on Tuesday, March 26th, 1991. All entries received outside the voting period will be declared invalid. Only ONE vote per userID is accepted. If more than one vote is rendered the last vote within voting period will be considered as final. There are no other limits as to limit origin of votes. Included is final version of the charter soc.culture.yugoslavia: - Name: Soc.culture.yugoslavia A creation of a new newsgroup for discussion of the following subjects is proposed: - culture and cultural heritage of nations and nationalities in Yugoslavia - social and economical issues of Yugoslavia - current and past politicial situations - languages used on Yugoslav territory - relationsip between various nations in Yugoslavia - relationship between Yugoslavia and its neighbours - sport and other events in Yugoslavia - everything else pertaining to Yugoslavia * articles can be posted in any language used in Yugoslavia as well as any official UN language * the newsgroup will NOT be MODERATED It is hard to wake up in the morning and not being certain whether the country of one's origin still exists. It would be much easier if people discussed the issues in the open forum. Yugoslavia has a lot to offer. It is a diverse millieu, heterogeneous society of people with vast historical differences who nevertheless managed to survive in one union for last seventy years. Let us then open all the unanswered questions and explore all the avenues of our differencies and at the same time educate other nations about our selves. Why do we claim there is no Yugoslav language? Why do we claim Adriatic sea to be one of the most beautiful seas in the world? Why is Yugoslavia home to three large religions? Let us interact directly with those who are currently in Yugoslavia as well as with each other. From marn@SEAS.UCLA.EDU Wed Apr 5 19:34:05 1995 Xref: rpi news.announce.newgroups:995 news.groups:23669 Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups Path: rpi!bounce-back From: marn@SEAS.UCLA.EDU (Jure Marn) Subject: RESULT: soc.culture.yugoslavia passes 217:21 Followup-To: news.groups Sender: tale@cs.rpi.edu Nntp-Posting-Host: cs.rpi.edu Date: 28 Mar 91 04:33:19 GMT Approved: tale@rpi.edu Lines: 252 It is my pleasure to inform you that as of 23:59:59 March 26, 1991 I have received 217 votes FOR creation and 21 AGAINST creation of Soc.culture.yugoslavia. In the case of double votes I have considered the ones cast the last. Included please find the list of people voting FOR and AGAINST creation. 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