KA TRAJNOM REŠAVANJU OTVORENIH PITANJA SRBIJE SA SUSEDIMA
TOWARDS A PERMANENT SOLUTION OF SERBIA'S OPEN ISSUES WITH NEIGHBORS

Author(s): Milan Igrutinović, Miloš Paunović
Subject(s): International relations/trade, Security and defense, Inter-Ethnic Relations, EU-Approach / EU-Accession / EU-Development, Geopolitics, Peace and Conflict Studies
Published by: CPES - Centar za primenjene evropske studije
Keywords: Serbia; neighboring countries ; Foreign Policy; Yugoslavia ; Croatia; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Montenegro; Macedonia
Summary/Abstract: Since the end of 2016, the Center for Applied European Studies has analyzed Serbia's bilateral relations with neighboring countries, focusing on existing open, problematic areas in bilateral relations and ways to overcome them, as part of the project Towards a Strategy for Serbia's Foreign Policy: relations with the countries. During the work on the project, a significant difference was quickly noticed in the nature and dynamics of the relations between Serbia and the countries that formed on the territory of Yugoslavia in contrast to the relations of Serbia with its "old" neighbors - Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. The analyzes came to the conclusion that the relations of the countries in the post-Yugoslav space are specific and complex enough to have to be followed over a long period of time, and the thematic framework of the new project is dedicated to the analysis of the relations of Serbia with Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia.

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