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Slobodan Milošević between the left and the right: Слободан Милошевич между левыми и правыми: the balance of power, political struggle, and persuasion strategy
 
PIIS0869544X0012783-4-1
DOI10.31857/S0869544X0012783-4
Publication type Article
Status Published
Authors
Matvey Lomonosov 
Occupation: professor
Affiliation: Tyumen state University
Address: Tyumen, Russia
Journal nameSlavianovedenie
EditionIssue 1
Pages29-43
Abstract

Scholars and various commentators most often view Slobodan Milošević and his Federal Republic of Yugoslavia as either heralds of Greater Serbian nationalist ideology or guardians of the multiethnic socialist Yugoslavism. However, it is more correct and heuristic to assess Milošević as an architect of a hybrid Post-Communist regime. The politician came to power and remained at its peak for many years through virtuous maneuvering between influential groups of communists and anti-Communists, who held different views on the «Serbian national question». To accomplish this, he used hybrid ideologies and political mythologies, and masterminded internally inconsistent political programs. This strategy of persuasion allowed him to build complex and eclectic architectures of his social support.

Keywordshybrid ideologies, parties in Serbia, political rhetoric, transition politics, Post-Communism, Serbian nationalism, socialist Yugoslavism, break-up of Yugoslavia
AcknowledgmentThe article was prepared with the support of the Russian science Foundation grant No. 19-78-10125 «How do nationalisms "work"?: Comparative analysis of factors and mechanisms of spreading nationalist mythologies in post-conflict Ukraine and Serbia».
Received11.01.2021
Publication date11.01.2021
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