41. Reggae In Serbia concerts and cultural events ( for instance tommorow we are organizing a broadcast of solid informations about reggae culture and reggae in yugoslavia. http://www.reggaezine.co.uk/bulletinserbia.html

Dear friends, I am writting to you from Belgrade, Serbia/ Yugoslavia/. Because of the kindness of Papa Pilgrim I have become, as a member of Reggae Power Association, member of RAW. Following suggestions of some bredrins, I 've decided to write you, in case you didnt read my letter to RAW. Our latest acchievement was creation of the first reggae web site on Balkans ( check the link below). Web site is made , graphicaly, from "borrowed" motifes, nothing new and original, but our intention was to introduce reggae culture to Yugoslavs. And we think that we are succedding in this. Web site is still under *construction* although not visibly, but it already has some shape and provides solid informations about reggae culture and reggae in Yugoslavia. We are in the process of organizing first reggae cofee shop & gallery "Africa"- if we find enough material to organize it with. Why I am writting to you? I have one kind request, and faith that you are going to understand them and help us as much as you can: If there is a way for you to help us here, with more materials- CD's new releases in particular- because we are financing all this by ourselfs, because of our love towards reggae. But we cannot afford, because of the situation here, more CD's and we dont have enough video material to broadcast. And without all this our love for reggae and fight to promote it among this nationalist, racist, selfobserved social culture, is fruitless.

42. Serbia of the Serbian Kingdom brought about the flourishing of culture. The capital of Serbia, and also of the Federal Republic yugoslavia , is Belgrade . http://www.umiacs.umd.edu/users/lpv/YU/HTML/srbija.html

Serbia The history of the people on Serbian soil has always been turbulent. The Lepenski Vir in Djerdap has been settled as back as the sixth millennium B.C. Famous archeological sites from the Neolithic Age are known as the proponent of the "Starchevo Culture" and the "Vincca Culture." The continuity runs uninterrupted - Celts, Tracians, Illyrians, Greeks, Romans ... The strengthening of the Serbian Kingdom brought about the flourishing of culture. Written biographies of rulers mark the birth of original Serbian literature. The preserved monasteries built by the rulers and decorated with frescoes and icon are the testimony of the high level of art and construction and painting in the Serbian Medieval State. The territory of Serbia occupies the central area of the Balkan peninsula where three mountain ranges come together; Rodope, Carpathian-Balkan and Dinaric mountains. The highest mountain peak is Djeravica 2,656 m on Prokletije mountain. Other mountains note for their scenic beauty are Zlatibor, Kopaonik , Tara, Bukulja, Jastrebac, etc.

43. The Balkans Pages: Rock And Roll In Former Yugoslavia There is a host of countries like former yugoslavia, Ireland, Lebanon, Israel, which had an access to western civilization on the level of culture, http://balkansnet.org/rock.html

This cover for the Belgrade hip-hop bands compilation CD, looks like reflecting a picture from the street in Harlem, New York city, and the white kid with punk haircut sitting on the sidewalk could have easily been me... There is a host of countries - like former Yugoslavia, Ireland, Lebanon, Israel, South Africa... - which had an access to "western civilization" on the level of culture, but not on the level of economy or political system. So, in a way we were a part of the "western civilization": we watched the same movies (American, mostly), scribbled the same graffiti on the walls, listened to the same music (British and American, mostly) and tried to emulate dress-codes of our "western civilization" peers while living in third-worldishly poor countries ridden by war, apartheid, communism and screwed up history full of failures. In Yugoslavia rock was around since early sixties, but it finally caught on with wide audiences in eighties through punk. Suddenly a very simple style was around which was easy to do even with very little money. So, a lot of bands just happened overnight. The punk menace swept Yugoslavia from northwest to southeast, and at some point we thought that punk is what the "western civilization" is all about, so we loved the "western civilization". Yugoslavia was a country of artificial, ideological bonds. Different cultures and ethnoreligious groups were never allowed to form the alliance in a natural way. Rather, the alliance was forced upon them under the slogan "brotherhood and unity". This never allowed us to know each other, really. Communists were scared that they'd be not needed any more if a more substantial bonds between various groups occurred. So, they worked on preventing them: inadvertently setting grounds for their extinction and the nationalist take-over in nineties. Rock, and particularly punk, was declared a Western plague, and although it was not banned, it was officially associated with drugs and bad behavior (well, this is nothing new, isn't it?). State apparatus was bent on preventing punk rock to spread to the country. And the communists were successful.

44. List Of World Wide Web And Other Internet Resources In And About Yugoslavia (Ser of yugoslavia web page containing information related to cultural events, of culture, history, art, language and gourmet food in yugoslavia. http://balkansnet.org/serbia.html

SERBIA - Montenegro - YUGOSLAVIA register ... vote ... represent Victory against Milosevic in elections on September 24! New president of FR Yugoslavia: Vojislav Kostunica; Milosevic is finished! joyfull mp3 audio in Serbian serious video from BBC in English Trial of Slobodan Milosevic Watch the video of Milosevic's trial in The Hague on the Internet. Bazar On-line shopping for your friends and relatives in Belgrade and Novi Sad. The site is in Serbian. You can buy groceries from your home in the U.S. or Germany or anywhere else in the world, charge them to your credit card and have them delivered to your impoverished loved ones in Serbia. For about 30% mark-up, the Bazar people will wait for you in line and deal with black market salesmen, and bring the stuff you bought to your friends and/or relatives at no cost to them. Serbia Info Official information from Serbia and Yugoslavia - put up by the Yugoslav Ministry of Information. Agitprop. Serbia Dis-Info Official parody site of the Yugoslav Ministry of Information. The other side of propaganda. Foreign Affairs Yugoslav Ministry of Foreign Affairs - fresh information from FR Yugoslavia daily. Click

45. Country Pages: Serbia And Montenegro The collapse of socialist yugoslavia and regional war have affected the country deeply, yet Serbia and culture, Language and Literature. Back to Top http://www.cies.org/country/serbiamontenegro.htm

Register Contact Us Search Directories ... Fulbright Opportunities Viewbook What a difference a Fulbright makes [.PDF] FulbrightWeb Alumni Community World-Wide Online Community Country Pages: Country Pages Serbia and Montenegro The 'Old City' in Belgrade -Photo courtesy of www.suc.org/yugoslavia/- Serbia and Montenegro, until recently named the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, has encountered significant challenges during the past decade. The collapse of socialist Yugoslavia and regional war have affected the country deeply, yet Serbia and Montenegro have nonetheless retained the historical, cultural and geographical uniqueness for which the region has been known for centuries, if not millennia. Back to Top Main Synagogue, Novi Sad -Photo courtesy of www.virtualtourist.com

46. Info About Muslims (MSA @ SUNY/Buffalo) yugoslavia soc.culture.yugoslavia; Albania / Macedonia General culture. Embassies of some Islamic and Arabic countries Arabic Naming Practices http://wings.buffalo.edu/sa/muslim/umma/umma.html

In the Name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful Muslims - culture, news and issue forums The Muslim World, demographically speaking, defines where majorities and significant minorities of indigenous populations are practitioners of the Muslim faith, that is, Islam. Though it is not necessary to maintain, Islamically speaking, geopolitical boundaries and state structures, per se, de facto national entities and political boundaries exist. Material presented here is done so keeping this reality in mind, not necessarily as an ideal model. Also, browse the information on Islamic texts and resources INDEX The Muslim World The Americas Africa Europe Middle East ... History News and other information Islamic Newsgroups General News Area News Issues Concerning Muslims Education Society Commerce Politics ... Configure your browser to read Usenet news General Information about the Muslim World Not all links are to sites maintained by Muslims or for the purpose of Islam just background information on national entities. Yahoo Regional/Country Information UT-Austin Library Map Collection The Americas Islam in America SUNY/Buffalo Course Syllabus Bibliograpy of works on Muslims in America Statistics of American Denominations Canada Mexico / Central America Guyana / Trinidad / Tobago / Suriname Brazil / Argentina Africa Maghreb : Morocco soc.culture.maghreb

47. Country Study Serbia Montenegro Social Studies Serbia Montenegro People History culture Social Studies Ethnologue report for yugoslavia Page dedicated to the languages spoken. http://www.archaeolink.com/country_study_serbia_social_stud.htm

Serbia Montenegro People History Culture Social Studies Home Afghanistan Social Studies Albania Social Studies Algeria Social Studies ... Vietnam Social Studies You may find additional information about the country of your choice in the sections for Archaeology Anthropology or Ancient Civilizations Serbia Tourism Please Note: If you sometimes get an error message when clicking on a large text link, don't give up. Try the URL link instead. There are times when the large text link doesn't "take" for some reason, thus the built-in redundancy. Thank you. Go to Serbia Capital City Belgrade City Profile About Serbia A good overview of Serbia including an "expanded profile" link. - From Countryreports.org - http://www.countryreports.org/serbia.htm CIA - The World Factbook Serbia and Montenegro A Detailed look at Serbia and Montenegro including history, culture, political structure, economics and many other topics. - From US Central Intelligence Agency - http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/yi.html

48. MSN Encarta - Yugoslavia Great books about your topic, yugoslavia, selected by Encarta editors common state and an increasingly global culture gradually make them more similar, http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761567145/Yugoslavia.html

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Upgrade your Encarta Experience Spend less time searching and more time learning. Learn more Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Related Items Balkan Peninsula, region comprising Yugoslavia Belgrade, former capital of Yugoslavia more... Further Reading Editors' picks for Yugoslavia Search for books and more related to Yugoslavia Encarta Search Search Encarta about Yugoslavia Editors' Picks Great books about your topic, Yugoslavia ... Click here Advertisement document.write(' Yugoslavia Encyclopedia Article Multimedia 9 items Article Outline Introduction The Land Culture and Arts Economy ... History I Introduction Print Preview of Section Yugoslavia , former country in southeastern Europe, on the Balkan Peninsula. The country existed from 1918 to 1941, when German-led Axis forces invaded and dismembered it during World War II. It was reestablished in 1945, but in 1991 political and ethnic conflicts led to its second disintegration. In the first period, Yugoslavia was a kingdom. In the second period, it was a federation consisting of six republics: Bosnia and Herzegovina (often referred to simply as Bosnia)

49. Ethics @ Brandeis - Culture Links, Former Yugoslavia Links culture, Language, Religion, and Women s Experiences in the Former yugoslavia A Country Study Religion and the Future of Intercommunal http://www.brandeis.edu/ethics/resources/publications/biic_student_writing/fy/cu

Research and Scholarship Coexistence on Campus About the Initiative Links: Culture, Language, Religion, and Women's Experiences in the Former Yugoslavia Yugoslavia - A Country Study Religion and the Future of Intercommunal Relations in Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Former Yugoslavia: The roles of religion and conflict in Yugoslavia: http://cis.georgefox.edu/ree/html_articles/DUNN.YUG.html http://www.usip.org/research/rehr/bosniaconf.html Student Writing on the Former Yugoslavia Ethics Home ... Contact Us

50. Newsgroup: Soc.culture.yugoslavia Email List Directory News FTP Directory - Internet Reference. http://www.tile.net/news/?news_id=11560

51. About The Archives for People with a Gold Star by the President of the Republic of yugoslavia. In 1990, it was awarded the Golden link by the Association for culture and http://www.archives.org.yu/oarhivue.htm

Archives of Serbia since 1900 Home History Archive documents FAQ Logotip of the State Archives Something about the Archives of Serbia The organization and activities of the Archive are based on the principles of modern archivistics, century-old experience and current laws. Organization The activities of the Archives are organized into four departments: The Department of the Old Period archive materials The Department of the New Period archive materials The Department of the Access to the archive materials and its Technical protection The Administrative department ARCHIVE SPECIALISTS Награда "Златни беочуг", 1990. година The staff consists of 82 employees. Most of them carry on the record and protect current records and archive materials, take them over, sort them out and treat them. They also present archive materials. The staff is obliged to get qualifications and specialisations verified by the expert examination. However, there is also the opportunity for the archive specialists to acquire the title. There are 4 counsellors, 7 senior archivists, 16 archivists, 5 senior assistant archivists, 6 first category assistant archivists and 13 assistant archivists.

52. AllRefer.com - Yugoslavia - The Political Agenda For The 1990s | Yugoslavian Or As the 1990s began, the political culture of yugoslavia was in an unprecedented state of flux. To reach his goal of separating his government completely http://reference.allrefer.com/country-guide-study/yugoslavia/yugoslavia167.html

You are here allRefer Reference Yugoslavia History ... Yugoslavia Yugoslavia THE POLITICAL AGENDA FOR THE 1990s Because "self-managed socialism" was the foundation of both economic and political institutions in Yugoslavia, economic and political issues were inseparable in the post-Tito period. For that reason, formation of economic policy was the main driving force of political decision making in the late 1980s and early 1990s. An important aspect of the economic reform issue was the desperate need for an all-Yugoslav program for equitable division of the natural resources distributed so unevenly among the six republics. Without unanimous backing for such a program by all six republics, only the richer republics could function in the market economy specified in reform programs; on the other hand, without sufficient motivation to continue their financial contributions to the federation, Slovenia and Croatia would declare economic independence and demolish the national economy. But while politicians were swearing allegiance to the Yugoslav nation, the updating and restating of historical conflicts continued into the 1990s, always threatening to overcome constructive political approaches. Longstanding animosities remained between Serbia and Croatia (see The Kingdom of Yugoslavia , ch. 1); the Muslim minorities and the Macedonians in Macedonia (see

53. The Communication Initiative - Experiences - Mobile.culture.container - Former Y mobile.culture.container Former yugoslavia. Summary In 2001, the Fund In Defence of our Future launched a traveling media project designed to engage http://www.comminit.com/pdskdv92003/sld-8543.html

Click here to Custom Search Search by keyword This site CI Network CI + linked sites Linked sites only Home Page Glossary of Terms NEWS The Drum Beat PROGRAMMES Experiences Evaluations Planning Models ANALYSIS MDG Impact ConunDRUMs Interviews On-line Research ... Trends THINKING Social Change Strategic Thinking Change Theories DIALOGUE CI Forums Other Forums SUPPORT Events Calendar Materials Links Universities ... E-Magazines CLASSIFIEDS Vacancies Services THE CI About Us Comments FAQ What are you saying about The Communication Initiative? CI SITES The Communication Initiative Soul Beat Africa FOCAL POINTS Children Girls Adolescents Child Protection ... Imm,Vacc,Polio PAGE OPTIONS Average Rating: 1.0 out of 5 (2 ratings submitted) Print-friendly Version Email this page Review this Page Read Reviews Programme Experiences mobile.culture.container - Former Yugoslavia Summary In 2001, the Fund In Defence of our Future launched a traveling media project designed to engage people between the ages of 14 and 21 throughout the countries of former Yugoslavia. In response to mayoral invitations, mobile.culture.container spent 4 weeks in each of 14 cities, where it addressed the subject of media responsibility by itself becoming a medium. Young people were encouraged to reflect on their political and cultural environments and their own futures by producing media (newspaper, radio, and television) to be published or broadcast at the local level. Questions the project hoped to raise were: What does the personal future of young people in South-Eastern Europe look like? How can lasting peaceful coexistence be achieved? How can South-Eastern Europe move closer to the united Europe? What are the prospects in a world which is at present undergoing a technical revolution?

54. Language Schools - Summer School Of Serbian Language And Culture - Serbian Langu The Summer School of Serbian Language and culture is an independent project sightseeing of Belgrade the capitol of yugoslavia, excursion to the famous http://www.languageschoolsguide.com/listingsp3.cfm?Listing=9945

55. Demystifying Nationalism Dubravka Ugresic And The Situation Of This border culture allowed the intermingling of traditional political we are witnessing a turn to cultural egocentrism ( Made in yugoslavia 11). http://www.iath.virginia.edu/pmc/text-only/issue.595/review-1.595

56. Last Balkan Tango By Richard Byrne - The Globalist > > Global Culture Cleansing culture. From the Balkan Wars of 1912 and 1913 through World War the breakup of yugoslavia in the 1990s — numerous nationalist-based efforts http://www.theglobalist.com/DBWeb/StoryId.aspx?StoryId=3904

57. Serbia Travel, Serbia Holidays Hotels Eurorail Passes Balkan/yugoslavia FlexiPass - Youth Passes - http//www.serbia-tourism.org/ - Tourist Information - culture - Spas Climatic Resorts http://www.budgettravel.com/serbia.htm

Countries Messages Site Map Activities ... Data Base!! Travel Information for Everyone SERBIA TRAVEL Serbia Holidays Yugoslavia - Belgrade - Beograd - Kosovo - Montenegro - Nis - Novi Sad - Pristina Serbia is located in southern Europe - on the Balkans peninsula - Formerly part of Yugoslovia - Its history goes back over two thousand years - Certainly unspoiled by tourists - Might be a good time to visit to see the present real people and country - Belgrade (aka Beograd) is the capital - also see Montenegro, Yugoslavia, Kosovo - Enjoy your experience - Holiday Vacations/Packages Travel Insurance Air Fares Volunteer Travel ... Phone Calling Cards Bookings Specific to Serbia Holiday Vacation Packages Holiday Rentals in Belgrade Hotel ... Car Hires Related Information Specific to Serbia: Holiday Vacation Packages Hotel Bookings Hiking Diving ... Skiing Related Destinations: Croatia Bosnia Slovenia Greece ... 400+ Worldwide Travel Destinations The order of information on this web page: 1. General Information - List of Serbia Web Sites - Huge Amounts of Information - 2. Serbia Travel Agents/Tour Operators -

58. THE TRIUMPH OF CHAUVINISTIC NATIONALISMS IN YUGOSLAVIA: Bleak Implications For A yugoslavia s disintegration into the chauvinistic nationalisms of its 1990 Writing Within Anthropology, Nationalism and culture in Sri Lanka. http://condor.depaul.edu/~rrotenbe/aeer/aeer11_1/hayden.html

Anthropology of East Europe Review Vol. 11, Nos. 1-2 Autumn, 1993 Special Issue: War among the Yugoslavs Click here to return to the Table of Contents THE TRIUMPH OF CHAUVINISTIC NATIONALISMS IN YUGOSLAVIA: BLEAK IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTHROPOLOGY Robert M. Hayden University of Pittsburgh Anthropology's movement away from the verities of racism and from political theories based on conquest may be seen as part of the general progression of social science and social theory, perhaps as part of the unfolding of the implications of the Enlightenment. These processes are clearly related to the simultaneous development of political, social and economic theories positing the necessary and inherent equality of individuals, as citizens, legal subjects and economic actors, respectively; an ideological position often associated with modernity (see, e.g., Dumont 1977 and 1986). narod ), thousands of people will take part." Of course, it is by now very clear that the supposed eternal verities of nations are themselves constructs in the service of political interests and contests (see Anderson 1982; Hobsbawm 1990). These constructions are also largely drawn by intellectuals; as Eric Hobsbawm told the American Anthropological Association in November 1991, "historians are to nationalist politicians what poppy growers in Pakistan are to heroin dealers." On the other hand, practitioners of anthropology (and history) who are not devotees of particular nationalist causes have become quite good at uncovering the "invention of tradition" from an external perspective, sometimes to the mutual discomfort of the peoples who see the "authenticity" of their culture challenged as well as to the anthropologists doing the work, as recent debates in the

59. [soc.culture.greek] Macedonia FAQ All without exception are of the Greek culture beyond any doubt. former collective Presidency of yugoslaviamade the following statement on television http://www.faqs.org/faqs/cultures/macedonia/faq/

Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs Documents ... RFC Index [soc.culture.greek] Macedonia FAQ There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge angelos@iqs.gr soc.culture.greek soc.culture.europe ... angelos@abest.com Rate this FAQ N/A Worst Weak OK Good Great Related questions and answers Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs ... RFC Index Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: Last Update June 15 2004 @ 00:23 AM

60. News From The Former Yugoslavia News from the former yugoslavia. Ongoing Story Stop the War in Kosovo! organized by ATTACK autonomous culture factory participants green action http://flag.blackened.net/agony/yugo.html

News from the former Yugoslavia Ongoing Story: Stop the War in Kosovo! Latest News: Reactions to the NATO Bombing by Yugoslav Anarchists (Mar) Ex-Yugoslav Journalists win International Award (Feb) News Archive: Reclaiming the Streets in Zagreb (98) Zagreb Social Center attacked by Skinheads (98) Attack: New Social Space in Zagreb (98) Eco-Anarchists in Slovenia opens Info-Shop (98) ... Yugo Peace Opposition goes Cyber (95) ZAGINFLATCH Newsletter: #1 Sep 94 #2 Oct 94 #6 Aug 95 #8 Jun 96 ... #15 > Mar/Apr 99 Zagreb anarchists now have a webpage at http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/3707 Ex-Yugoslav Journalists win International Award February 99: This year's Olof Palme Award was shared by three journalists from the former Yugoslavia. Viktor Ivancic from the Croat satirical paper Feral Tribune, Senad Pecanin from the Bosnian magazine Dani, and Veran Matic from the independent radio network Anem in Serbia were given the award for maintaining professional quality in their work in spite of threats and harassment. With its satirical and pornographic covers and its investigative journalism, Feral Tribune have brought on the wrath of the Croatian president Franjo Tudjman, whose party HDZ has a near monopoly of newspapers, radio and television. Just now, there are over 600 ongoing judicial proceedings against journalists in Croatia, said Ivancic. The secret police have established dossiers about journalists, and the regime denounces dissidents as enemies and traitors. Recently, the European Council published a rapport accusing Croatia of continuing to curb the freedom of the press and the rights of minorities.

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