Moscow , Europe Publishing House, 2005, pp 528
The interest in Serbia is down to zero. This is sad. The bombing of Serbia is over, Kostunica is groveling before Europe, and Milosevic is waging a hopeless battle with the machinery of the International Court, which is famous for applying double standards, - but a detailed retrospective analysis of the Yugoslavian drama is of more than historical interest. A collection of articles by Serbian political analysts and economists, their analysis of the defeat, its causes and chances for going out of the deadlock may become exceedingly relevant at almost any minute. This book is a warning, and it is for the readers to show whether or not they are able to learn a lesson from the experience of their old friends.
