Neki unutrašnji i međunarodni aspekti krize i raspada Jugoslavije
Some of the National and International Aspects of the Crisis and Breakup of Yugoslavia

Author(s): David Dašić
Subject(s): Political history, International relations/trade, Transformation Period (1990 - 2010), Politics of History/Memory
Published by: Institut za uporedno pravo
Keywords: Dissolution of Communist League; Baker’s visit to Yugoslavia; Badenter Arbitration; Deyton agreement
Summary/Abstract: Yugoslavia after the death of Josip Broz Tito in 1980. Implications of 1974 Constitution. Ante Marković Program. Rise of Slobdan Milošević. Dissolution of Communist League in 1990. Baker`s visit in 1991. Secession of Slovenia and Croatia. Outbreak of the war. Brijuni Agreement. Carrington Plan. Badenter Arbitration Commission. Secession of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. UNPROFOR. International recognition of Yugoslav republics. Foundation of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. International sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1992. The question of international continuity of the FR Yugoslavia. Peacekeeping initiatives of international community in the period 1992- 1995( Vance Plan, Cutiller Plan, Vance- Owen Plan, OwenStoltenberg Plan, Contact Group Plan, Washington Agreement, Plan Z-4). Croatian military operations Flash and Storm. Deyton Agreement. Erdut Agreement. Evaluation of the features of the war in Yugoslavia.

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