New Horizons of Yugoslavia's Foreign Policy - the Balkans, Europe, the World
ed. Jovan Čavoški, Aleksandar V. Miletić
1. Jovan Čavoški, Aleksandar V. Miletić, Aleksandar Rakonjac
THE FOREIGN POLICY OF SOCIALIST YUGOSLAVIA IN THE FACE OF THE NEW: SOME THOUGHTS 9-22
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2. Boris Tomanić
ON A NEW PATH. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RELATIONS BETWEEN YUGOSLAVIA AND BULGARIA AT THE END OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR 23-52
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3. Vladimir Lj. Cvetković
FROM ENEMY TO FRIEND AND BACK AGAIN: TRANSFORMATIONS OF YUGOSLAV POLICY TOWARDS ROMANIA 1944-1948 53-82
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4. Aleksandar Rakonjac
BETWEEN EAST AND WEST: TURNS IN YUGOSLAVIAʼS POSTWAR FOREIGN TRADE POLICY (1945-1952) 83-116
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5. Marko B. Miletić
FROM EAST THROUGH WEST TO SOUTH: THE ARMY IN THE FOREIGN POLICY OF SOCIALIST YUGOSLAVIA 1945–1958 117-150
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6. Alexander V. Miletić
ON THE NEW IDEOLOGICAL FIELD: YUGOSLAV COMMUNISTS AND WESTERN EUROPEAN NON-COMMUNISTS LEFT IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 1950s 151-184
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7. Natalija Dimić Lompar
YUGOSLAVIA AND THE GERMAN QUESTION DURING THE MID-1950S: THE SHAPING OF AN AUTONOMOUS POLICY 185-216
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8. Jovan Čavoški
ASIAN CARD FOR THE NON-ALIGNED WORLD: TITO’S TRIP TO INDIA AND BURMA AND ITS GLOBAL IMPACT (1954‒1955) 217-256
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9. Bogdan Zivković
THE MEDITERRANEAN DIMENSION OF YUGOSLAV-ITALIAN RELATIONS. THE ISSUE OF THE MIDDLE EAST IN JOSIP BROZ TITO’S VISIT TO ITALY IN 1971 257-282
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10. Aleksandar Životić
NEW DIRECTIONS OF YUGOSLAVIA’S FOREIGN POLICY (1971-1980) 283-304
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