Romanenko S.A. – doctor of sciences (Sc.D in history), Russian state university for the humanities, professor, Institute of economics RAS, leading researcher.
The article is devoted to national selfdetermination on post-Yugoslav area and deals with selfproclaimed states in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, as well as Kosovo. The author distinguishes some periods in disintegration of Yugoslav multinational federative state and postwar normalization and concludes that despite numerous positive phenomenon and events during recent years the aim to overcome conflicts of national self-determination process is difficult to achieve.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, national selfdetermination, self-proclaimed states, nationalism, polyethnicity, elections.
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