Bosnia Herzegovina (BiH) has witnessed one of the most crucial conflicts and became a highly prob... more Bosnia Herzegovina (BiH) has witnessed one of the most crucial conflicts and became a highly problematic area of Europe especially since 1992. Bosnia’s case is still beset with viability problems. It is already known as an embolic vein of European community.
After the independence of Slovenia and Croatia from Yugoslavia, growing pressures of Serbs were felt dramatically in the rest of Yugoslavia. Especially, Macedonia and Bosnia sought a way of liberation and on May 1st, 1992 Bosnia and Herzegovina declared its independence from Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) with a plebiscite that was held under the Boycott of Serbian Democrat Party (SDP) that was under the presidency of Radovan Karadzic.
Bosnia Herzegovina’s national identity is still not clearly established and it seems difficult to do so in these conditions. Especially, Serbs can’t accept to stay within the boundaries of BiH and they aim to reunify with Serbia. Geographical position of Republika Srpska threatens the viability of the BiH and enbittering national ideologies exacerbate the seperatism waves.
In this work, I will try to explain Serbian nationalism in Bosnia in order to show how it affects the non-viable situation of the Bosnia Herzegovina. And I will use ethno-symbolist arguments, while analyze the serbian nationalism.
Bosnia Herzegovina (BiH) has witnessed one of the most crucial conflicts and became a highly prob... more Bosnia Herzegovina (BiH) has witnessed one of the most crucial conflicts and became a highly problematic area of Europe especially since 1992. Bosnia’s case is still beset with viability problems. It is already known as an embolic vein of European community.
After the independence of Slovenia and Croatia from Yugoslavia, growing pressures of Serbs were felt dramatically in the rest of Yugoslavia. Especially, Macedonia and Bosnia sought a way of liberation and on May 1st, 1992 Bosnia and Herzegovina declared its independence from Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) with a plebiscite that was held under the Boycott of Serbian Democrat Party (SDP) that was under the presidency of Radovan Karadzic.
Bosnia Herzegovina’s national identity is still not clearly established and it seems difficult to do so in these conditions. Especially, Serbs can’t accept to stay within the boundaries of BiH and they aim to reunify with Serbia. Geographical position of Republika Srpska threatens the viability of the BiH and enbittering national ideologies exacerbate the seperatism waves.
In this work, I will try to explain Serbian nationalism in Bosnia in order to show how it affects the non-viable situation of the Bosnia Herzegovina. And I will use ethno-symbolist arguments, while analyze the serbian nationalism.
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After the independence of Slovenia and Croatia from Yugoslavia, growing pressures of Serbs were felt dramatically in the rest of Yugoslavia. Especially, Macedonia and Bosnia sought a way of liberation and on May 1st, 1992 Bosnia and Herzegovina declared its independence from Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) with a plebiscite that was held under the Boycott of Serbian Democrat Party (SDP) that was under the presidency of Radovan Karadzic.
Bosnia Herzegovina’s national identity is still not clearly established and it seems difficult to do so in these conditions. Especially, Serbs can’t accept to stay within the boundaries of BiH and they aim to reunify with Serbia. Geographical position of Republika Srpska threatens the viability of the BiH and enbittering national ideologies exacerbate the seperatism waves.
In this work, I will try to explain Serbian nationalism in Bosnia in order to show how it affects the non-viable situation of the Bosnia Herzegovina. And I will use ethno-symbolist arguments, while analyze the serbian nationalism.
After the independence of Slovenia and Croatia from Yugoslavia, growing pressures of Serbs were felt dramatically in the rest of Yugoslavia. Especially, Macedonia and Bosnia sought a way of liberation and on May 1st, 1992 Bosnia and Herzegovina declared its independence from Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) with a plebiscite that was held under the Boycott of Serbian Democrat Party (SDP) that was under the presidency of Radovan Karadzic.
Bosnia Herzegovina’s national identity is still not clearly established and it seems difficult to do so in these conditions. Especially, Serbs can’t accept to stay within the boundaries of BiH and they aim to reunify with Serbia. Geographical position of Republika Srpska threatens the viability of the BiH and enbittering national ideologies exacerbate the seperatism waves.
In this work, I will try to explain Serbian nationalism in Bosnia in order to show how it affects the non-viable situation of the Bosnia Herzegovina. And I will use ethno-symbolist arguments, while analyze the serbian nationalism.