• DOI:10.1080/0090599042000186160
Corpus ID: 154090422

Institutional power and the rise of Milošević

@article{Vladisavljevi2004InstitutionalPA,
  title={Institutional power and the rise of Milo{\vs}evi{\'c}},
  author={N. Vladisavljevi{\'c}},
  journal={Nationalities Papers},
  year={2004},
  volume={32},
  pages={183 - 205}
}

N. Vladisavljević

Published 2004

Political Science

Nationalities Papers

Widely accepted view that Slobodan Milosevic (Milosevic) rose personally as the leader due to a broad appeal of his political programme is misleading. The change of political generations set the stage for leadership struggle in Serbia, the largest republic of socialist Yugoslavia. Minor disagreements over policy details towards Kosovo were exaggerated in the heat of the power struggle between factions based on personalist networks of Milosevic and his rival, Ivan Stambolic. The appeal of… CONTINUE READING

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