State collapse and reconstruction in the periphery: political economy, ethnicity and development in Yugoslavia, Serbia and Kosovo

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Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: Aid Policy, Reconstruction and the New Periphery Chapter 1. Aid Policy Shift and State Transformation as Expressions of Globalisation Chapter 2. Aid Policy and State Transformation: From Government to Governance and from Marshall Plan to Stability Pact Chapter 3. Small Nations in One State? The Legacy of the First Yugoslavia and the Partisan Revolution Chapter 4. Statehood Beyond Ethnicity? Socialism, Federalism and the National Question in a Developmental State Chapter 5. Reframing Yugoslavia: From a Renegotiated State to its Breakdown Chapter 6. Hegemony and the Political Economy of Populism: The Emergence of the MiloA'evic Regime and the Transformation of Serbian Society Chapter 7. Adaptation and Resistance in a New Social Formation: Aspects of Cohesion and Fragmentation in Serbia Proper and in Kosovo Chapter 8. Postwar Governance, Reconstruction and Development in Kosovo, 1999-2007 Chapter 9. International Support for the Development of Civil Society Conclusion: A Political Economy of Exclusion and Adaptation Afterword References Index