Nothing has changed in Washington after the first assessment of the effects of the punishment of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. However, shifts in the Yugoslav economic scene are evident. There is a clear polarization: on one end are Serbian farmers who are buying flour and on the other a group of Serbian academicians telling the same old story of […]
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