Europe and the Collapse of Yugoslavia: The Role of Non-State Actors and European Diplomacy
Intro -- Dedication -- Title Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Chapter One-Writing the Collapse of Yugoslavia: Existing and Potential Arguments -- Internal Factors -- Economics: Factor of Connectivity -- External Factors -- What Is Yet to Be Examined? -- Conclusion -- Part One: European Community Relations With Yugoslavia -- Chapter Two-The European Community and Yugoslavia from Unofficial to Official Relations -- Getting to Know Each Other -- Communication -- The 1960s: Closer or Looser Ties? -- 1968: The Establishment of Official Relations -- New Dynamics -- Conclusion -- Chapter Three-The European Community and Yugoslavia from Integration to Disintegration -- Introducing New Debates and Greater Concerns -- The 1980s: New Agreement and New Challenges -- 'A Slight Cooling in EEC-Yugoslavia Relations' -- The End of the 1980s -- Yugoslavs in the European Community -- Conclusion -- Part Two: The Role Of Non-State Actors -- Chapter Four-Calling Diaspora and Diaspora Calling: Impact of Diasporas on European Community Policy -- Slovenian Activism -- Croatian Activism -- Diaspora Strategies within the European Community -- Diasporas and Individual European States -- Conclusion -- Chapter Five-Media Power: Media Influence on European Community Policy -- Yugoslav Media and the Public -- Awakening of the Western Media -- European Community Reactions -- Media Relevance for European Decision-Making -- Conclusion -- Chapter Six-With the Blessing of the Vatican: The Catholic Church and European Community Policy -- Between the Yugoslav Leadership and the Vatican -- Religious Aspects of the Yugoslav Crisis -- From Churches to the Brussels Officials -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- eCopyright.