Identity and Security in Former Yugoslavia Book

	List of tables	vii
	List of abbreviations	viii
1	Introduction	1
1.1	Main questions and dilemmas	5
1.2	Methodology	13
2	Slovenia	16
2.1	Myths and shared memories on common origin and ancestry	16
2.2	State traditions	16
2.3	Religious affilation	28
2.4	Language and culture	28
3	Croatia	34
3.1	Myths and shared memories on common origin and ancestry	35
3.2	State traditions	37
3.3	Religious affiliation	56
3.4	Language and culture	58
4	Bosnia and Herzegovina	75
4.1	Myths and shared memories on common origin and ancestry	76
4.2	State traditions	76
4.3	Religious affiliation	100
4.4	Language and culture	104
5	Yugoslavia	112
5.1	Myths and shared memories on common origin and ancestry	113
5.2	State traditions	114
5.3	Religious affiliation	172
5.4	Language and culture	177
5.5	Conclusions	189
6	Macedonia	192
6.1	Myths and shared memories on common origin and ancestry	193
6.2	State traditions	194
6.3	Religious affiliation	211
6.4	Language and culture	213
6.5	Conclusions	218
7	Conclusions and outlook for the future	222
7.1	Myths and shared memories on common origin and ancestry	222
7.2	State traditions	223
7.3	Religious affiliation	250
7.4	Language and culture	252
7.5	Concluding considerations	255
7.6	Prospects	260
7.6.1	Slovenia	260
7.6.2	Croatia	261
7.6.3	Bosnia and Herzegovina	262
7.6.4	FR Yugoslavia (including Serbia (with Kosovo) and Montenegro)	264
7.6.5	Macedonia	266
	Notes	276
	Bibliography	292
	Index	311