Revolutionary Totalitarianism, Pragmatic Socialism, Transition

This insightful volume critically examines Tito’s Yugoslavia, addressing historical narratives and presenting diverse perspectives on its socio-political complexities.

This book, the first of two volumes, offers a critical examination of the long-standing narratives surrounding Tito’s Yugoslavia. By delving into various essays, it uncovers the complexities and nuances often overlooked in discussions about this historical period. The contributors aim to fill the gaps in the existing literature, presenting a more comprehensive view of the socio-political landscape during Tito's regime.

Through a diverse array of topics, including the abolition of the multi-party system, the principles of nonalignment, and the significant events of 1968, the essays challenge the superficial interpretations that have persisted for decades. Readers will find a thoughtful exploration of how these elements contributed to the unique identity of Yugoslavia under Tito's leadership.

Revolutionary Totalitarianism, Pragmatic Socialism, Transition encourages readers to reconsider their understanding of this complex era. By providing a platform for various perspectives, the book highlights the importance of a nuanced approach to historical analysis, inviting a deeper engagement with the legacy of Tito’s Yugoslavia.