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The author gives a brief account of the (active or passive) complicity of the overwhelming majority of Serbian intellectuals in the Serbs' war on Croatia and Bosnia-Hercegovina and the war crimes and crimes against humanity author then argues that in view of this complicity, intellectuals outside Serbia should not be doing "business as usual" with their Serbian colleagues. He advances an argument for a comprehensive, but selective, boycott of Serbian intellectuals as the morally appropriate response of intellectuals the world over. (SOI : PM: S. 94)

Jugoslavija - Kulturna politika: 1946-1963; Jugoslavija - Kulturne prilike: 1946-1963.

Predgovor: Uvod u Zbornik radova -- Spomeničko nasleđe -- Zamena narativa u cilju ideološke propagande: Studija slučaja Spomenika borcima revolucije u Valjevu / Vladimir Krivošejev i Željko Bjeljac -- Memorijalni kompleks "Kadinjača": ideološki potencijal, inicijativa za izgradnju i odlike arhitektonsko-skulptoralne celine / Katarina Dogandžić-Mićunović -- Javne ustanove -- Bioskopska kultura u Novom Pazaru u periodu socijalizma / Nina Aksić -- Muzejski narativi u diskursu jugoslovenskog socijalizma: Stalna postavka Muzeja ustanka 1941. u Titovom Užicu / Bojana Bogdanović -- Štampani mediji -- Štampa u službi KPJ na teritoriji Vojvodine posle Drugog svetskog rata (1944-1953) / Ivana Petrović -- Rečnik tehnologije: pogled izvan "ogledala" / Ivana Bašić i Milan Tomašević --Svakodnevica i praznici -- Socijalistički narativ i tradicionalna kultura / Milina Ivanović Barišić -- Sremačke proslave Julskih svečanosti 1945-1989 / Bojan Arbutina.

Henry Kissinger is one of the most eminent and influential intellectuals in American foreign policy. His work and achievements may be divided into three phases of his participation in the creation of American foreign policy. In the first - scholarly - phase of his career, he criticized US foreign polic His works from that period clearly reflect his "realpolitik" outlook. Particularly important for his life and work is the second phase when he was able, as a national security adviser and later as Secretary of State for presidents Nixon and Ford, to use his remarkable intellectual capital and successfully practice realpolitik as the creator and proponent of American foreign policy. After his retirement from foreign policy administration, Kissinger did not cease to use his clout in the field of international relations and American foreign policy. He has been one of the most significant American intellectuals who have exerted an influence on American foreign policy. (SOI : SOEU: S. 133)