Suchergebnisse

History of Croat and Serb nationalism; ethnic, religious, political, and territorial aspects, including Bosnia-Herzegovina; since the 19th century. Position of both groups within the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires and the first (1918-41) and second (1946-91) Yugoslav states.

Essentially, international relations are those between global societies with political & territorial boundaries. The territorialization of global societies gives rise to a specific kind of contradiction: the political occupation of tracts of land & their delimitation from other areas occupied in the same way brings about an interdependence between global societies, since no single given territory can contain all those natural requisites which a country as a whole can offer. Using the methods of historical sociology & anthropology, two types of interdependence are noted: original & technological. The former results from natural conditions while the latter results from the development of the production which compensates for natural deficiencies. Relations between states depend upon the form & the degree of interdependence, themselves affected by variables that could be investigated both quantitatively & qualitatively, helping to explain the course of the relations between the observed states. AA.