Liberalism did have a chance in Serbian politics. This is best shown by the very good results achieved by the defeated presidential candidate in the 1992 elections – Milan Panic. However, the national question proved to be an unbridgable obstacle for most Serbian liberals One notices two catastrophic tendencies on Serbia’s political scene that will prevent modernizing trends and the […]
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