Race and the Yugoslav region: Postsocialist, post-conflict, postcolonial?

This Electronic Version Has Been Made Available Under A Creative Commons (by-nc-nd) Open Access License. This Is The First Book To Situate The Territories And Collective Identities Of Former Yugoslavia Within The Politics Of Race - Not Just Ethnicity - And The History Of How Ideas Of Racialised Difference Have Been Translated Globally. The Book Connects Critical Race Scholarship, Global Historical Sociologies Of 'race In Translation' And South-east European Cultural Critique To Show That The Yugoslav Region Is Deeply Embedded In Global Formations Of Race. In Doing This, It Considers The Everyday Geopolitical Imagination Of Popular Culture; The History Of Ethnicity, Nationhood And Migration; Transnational Formations Of Race Before And During State Socialism, Including The Non-aligned Movement; And Post-yugoslav Discourses Of Security, Migration, Terrorism And International Intervention, Including The War On Terror And The Present Refugee Crisis. Catherine Baker. English