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Tag: economic problems

Posted inSoutheastern Europe

VREME: Politics & Economy: The Return of Nationalization

by Zoran Jelicic 03 Aug 199202 Aug 2020

The POLITIKA case is only the tip of the iceberg of nationalization far worse than the one which took place after the World War II. These are the words Mr. Veselin Vukovic, professor at Podgorica University and associate of Belgrade Institute of Social Sciences Do you agree with the view that this latest period is […]

Posted inRegions, Southeastern Europe

Politics & Economy: The Return of Nationalization

by Transitions 03 Aug 1992
Posted inSoutheastern Europe

VREME: Economy and Politics: Commotion Among The Socialists

by Zoran Jelicic 09 Mar 199202 Aug 2020
Posted inRegions, Southeastern Europe

Economy and Politics: Commotion Among The Socialists

by Transitions 09 Mar 1992

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