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  • on 08-15-2008

    Judah (2008), Kosovo: What Everyone Needs to Know, Oxford University Press

    Hallo Frau Beck, hallo Herr Iseni,
    für nicht mal 10 € vielleicht einen Kauf wert.
    Herzliche Grüße
    Ihr Wolfgang Schumann

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    Judah (2008), Kosovo: What Everyone Needs to Know, Oxford University Press

      • In Kosovo: What Everyone Needs to Know , Tim Judah provides a straight-forward guide to the complicated place that is Kosovo. Judah, who has spent years covering the region, offers succinct, penetrating answers to a wide range of questions: Why is Kosovo important? Who are the Albanians? Who are the Serbs? Why is Kosovo so important to Serbs? What role does Kosovo play in the region and in the world? Judah reveals how things stand now and presents the history and geopolitical dynamics that have led to it. The most important of these is the question of the right to self-determination, invoked by the Kosovo Albanians, as opposed to right of territorial integrity invoked by the Serbs.

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      • on 07-18-2008

        17.07.08: Macedonia's EU bid in danger as Greece row escalates

        Sicherlich interessant für Ihre Arbeit.
        Herzliche Grüße
        Ihr Wolfgang Schumann

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        17.07.08: Macedonia's EU bid in danger as Greece row escalates

          • Nikola Gruevski, Macedonia's prime minister, has infuriated Greece by asking the EU member to recognise its Macedonian minority. But this confrontational strategy could spell trouble for the small Balkan state as France, which currently holds the EU Presidency, has made plain that it stands beside Greece in the dispute

            • Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski sent a letter to his Greek counterpart Costas Karamanlis on 14 July, asking for recognition of the Macedonian minority in Greece and the return of property to Macedonian refugees who were forced to flee during the 1946-1949 Greek civil wa

              • In addition, Gruevski urged Athens to recognise the existence of the Macedonian minority on its territory and grant them the right to education in their own language as well as to foster their culture and traditions. 
                Greece immediately reacted. In response to Gruevski's letter, Greek Foreigh Minister Dora Bakoyiannis said on Tuesday that the extreme nationalism from Skopje "sows the wind, but reaps whirlwind". 

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              • on 07-18-2008

                Serbia refers Kosovo to UN court

                Als Nachtrag zu unser gestrigen Sitzung!
                Ihr Wolfgang Schumann

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                  • on 07-11-2008

                    Maier/Rittberger (2008) Shifting Europe's Boundaries: Mass Media, Public Opinion and the Enlargement ...

                    Für unser Westbalkan-Seminar.

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                    Maier/Rittberger (2008) Shifting Europe's Boundaries: Mass Media, Public Opinion and the Enlargement of the EU; European Union Politics 9 (2): 243-267

                      • This article demonstrates that public attitudes towards EU enlargement are strongly affected by exposure to the mass media. It reveals `priming' effects by showing that media exposure affects the standards by which individuals evaluate the accession of potential candidate countries. To gain a more refined understanding about media effects on enlargement attitudes, we analytically separate three different factors that underlie EU enlargement support for a given candidate country: its economic performance, its state of democracy and its perceived cultural `match' with the EU. Employing an experimental design, we probe the media-induced effects of these factors on EU enlargement attitudes.

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                      • on 05-17-2008

                        16.05.08: EU's Kosovo Mission 'Delayed'

                        16 May 2008 Brussels _ The European Union has admitted that it might not be in position to fully deploy its new law and order mission in Kosovo, by the set date. The EU’s law and mission to Kosovo, known as EULEX, is planned as the biggest EU mission so far, and was supposed to take over the mandate on June 15, when the transitional phase of 120 days after Kosovo’s declaration of independence ends.
                        However, EULEX has been challenged by Russia, which, as a permanent member of the UN Security Council, opposes the independence of Kosovo and the EU mission too.
                        “The United Nations Security Council is blocked, and now everything depends on the talks with UN which needs to tell UNMIK to leave,” a source said.
                        “It is simple; UNMIK is not leaving so we cannot come in.”

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