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Anthropology of East Europe Review

Vol 11, Nos. 1-2, Autumn, 1993

Special Issue: War Among the Yugoslavs

To order a copy of this issue ($15) or to subscribe to the AEER, contact the managing editor, Robert Rotenberg.

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EDITORS NOTES.

David A. Kideckel, Central Connecticut State University

INTRODUCTION.

Joel Martin Halpern, University of Massachusetts/Amherst

THE FIRST AND LAST YUGOSLAV: SOME THOUGHTS ON THE DISSOLUTION OF A STATE.

Andrei Simic, University of Southern California

IDEOLOGICAL ACCOMMODATION AND RECONCILIATIONIN A CROATIAN COMMUNITY.

Brian C. Bennett, Appalachian State University

SEEING PAST THE BARRICADES:ETHNIC INTERMARRIAGE IN YUGOSLAVIA DURING THE LAST THREE DECADES.

Nikolai Botev, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania
Richard A. Wagner, Smith College

THE YUGOSLAV LABYRINTH.

E. A. Hammel, University of California,Berkeley

UNMAKING MULTI-ETHNICITY IN YUGOSLAVIA: METAMORPHOSIS OBSERVED.

Bette Denich, Boston University3

BRIDGE ON THE SAVA: ETHNICITY IN EASTERN CROATIA, 1981-1991.

Mary Kay Gilliland Olsen, Pima Community College,and University of Arizona

THE TRIUMPH OF CHAUVINISTIC NATIONALISMS IN YUGOSLAVIA:BLEAK IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTHROPOLOGY.

Robert M. Hayden, University of Pittsburgh

NATIONALITY CATEGORIES, NATIONAL IDENTIFICATION AND IDENTITY FORMATION IN "MULTINATIONAL" BOSNIA.ARTICLE.

Tone R. Bringa, University of Bergen, Norway

REFLECTIONS ON THE VIOLENT DEATH OF A MULTI-ETHNIC STATE: A SLOVENE PERSPECTIVE.

Robert Gary Minnich, University of Bergen

SEIZING THE PAST, FORGING THE PRESENT:CHANGING VISIONS OF SELF AND NATION AMONG THE KOSOVA ALBANIANS.

Janet Reineck, Monterey Institute of International Studies

MACEDONIA: A COUNTRY IN QUOTATION MARKS.

Jonathan Schwartz, University of Copenhagen

REFLECTIONS ON CROATIA, 1960-1992.

Eleanor Despalatovic, Connecticut College0

ENOUGH! STUDENT PROTEST '92:THE YOUTH OF BELGRADE IN QUEST OF "ANOTHER SERBIA."

Mirjana Prosic-Dvornic, University of Belgrade

ETHNOGRAPHY OF A WAR: CROATIA 1991-92.

Maja Povrzanovi, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore ResearchZagreb, Croatia

BOOK REVIEW: WOMEN & REVOLUTION IN YUGOSLAVIA, 1941-1945 BY BARBARA JANCAR.

Eva V. Huseby-Darvas, University of Michigan-Dearborn

BOOK REVIEW: RURAL CHANGE AND DEVELOPMENT IN ALBANIA BY ORJAN SJOBERG.

Peter S. Allen, Rhode Island College

FILM REVIEW: ALBANIA AS PART OF A DISAPPEARING WORLD.

Antonia Young

FILM REVIEW: CHINA DIARY

Gregory A. Ruf, Columbia University

FILM REVIEW: KITCHEN TALK.

Corinna Skema Snyder, Columbia University.

FILM REVIEW: ISLAND OF OUTCASTS.

Amy V. Blue, University of Kentucky

FILM REVIEW: BLACK TRIANGLE.

David A. Kideckel, Central Connecticut State University

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Title: AEER 11(1-2)

Anthropology of East Europe Review Vol 11, Nos. 1-2, Autumn, 1993 Special Issue: War Among the Yugoslavs To order a copy of this issue ($15) or to subscribe to the AEER, contact the managing editor, Robert Rotenberg. EDITORS NOTES. David A. Kideckel, Central Connecticut State University INTRODUCTION. Joel Martin Halpern, University of Massachusetts/Amherst THE FIRST AND LAST YUGOSLAV: SOME THOUGHTS ON THE DISSOLUTION OF A STATE. Andrei Simic, University of Southern California IDEOLOGICAL ACCOMMODATION AND RECONCILIATIONIN A CROATIAN COMMUNITY. Brian C. Bennett, Appalachian State University SEEING PAST THE BARRICADES:ETHNIC INTERMARRIAGE IN YUGOSLAVIA DURING THE LAST THREE DECADES. Nikolai Botev, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania Richard A. Wagner, Smith College THE YUGOSLAV LABYRINTH. E. A. Hammel, University of California,Berkeley UNMAKING MULTI-ETHNICITY IN YUGOSLAVIA: METAMORPHOSIS OBSERVED. Bette Denich, Boston University3 BRIDGE ON THE SAVA: ETHNICITY IN EASTERN CROATIA, 1981-1991. Mary Kay Gilliland Olsen, Pima Community College,and University of Arizona THE TRIUMPH OF CHAUVINISTIC NATIONALISMS IN YUGOSLAVIA:BLEAK IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTHROPOLOGY. Robert M. Hayden, University of Pittsburgh NATIONALITY CATEGORIES, NATIONAL IDENTIFICATION AND IDENTITY FORMATION IN "MULTINATIONAL" BOSNIA.ARTICLE. Tone R. Bringa, University of Bergen, Norway REFLECTIONS ON THE VIOLENT DEATH OF A MULTI-ETHNIC STATE: A SLOVENE PERSPECTIVE. Robert Gary Minnich, University of Bergen SEIZING THE PAST, FORGING THE PRESENT:CHANGING VISIONS OF SELF AND NATION AMONG THE KOSOVA ALBANIANS. Janet Reineck, Monterey Institute of International Studies MACEDONIA: A COUNTRY IN QUOTATION MARKS. Jonathan Schwartz, University of Copenhagen REFLECTIONS ON CROATIA, 1960-1992. Eleanor Despalatovic, Connecticut College0 ENOUGH! STUDENT PROTEST '92:THE YOUTH OF BELGRADE IN QUEST OF "ANOTHER SERBIA." Mirjana Prosic-Dvornic, University of Belgrade ETHNOGRAPHY OF A WAR: CROATIA 1991-92. Maja Povrzanovi, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore ResearchZagreb, Croatia BOOK REVIEW: WOMEN & REVOLUTION IN YUGOSLAVIA, 1941-1945 BY BARBARA JANCAR. Eva V. Huseby-Darvas, University of Michigan-Dearborn BOOK REVIEW: RURAL CHANGE AND DEVELOPMENT IN ALBANIA BY ORJAN SJOBERG. Peter S. Allen, Rhode Island College FILM REVIEW: ALBANIA AS PART OF A DISAPPEARING WORLD. Antonia Young FILM REVIEW: CHINA DIARY Gregory A. Ruf, Columbia University FILM REVIEW: KITCHEN TALK. Corinna Skema Snyder, Columbia University. FILM REVIEW: ISLAND OF OUTCASTS. Amy V. Blue, University of Kentucky FILM REVIEW: BLACK TRIANGLE. David A. Kideckel, Central Connecticut State University You are visitor number to this page since 4/10/97. Thank you! Posted: 12/26/96 © 1995, 1996 DePaul University All Right Reserved