ЧЕКАЈЌИ И НАДЕВАЈЌИ СЕ ВО ПОСТСОЦИЈАЛИСТИЧКА МАКЕДОНИЈА: помеѓу југословенскиот социјализам и Европската Унија
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Tекстот се занимава со промените во македонското општество по падот на југословенскиот социјализам и создавањето на нова независна Република Македонија. Текстот исто така ги покажува начините на кои македонските граѓани ја проектираат својата иднина во земја што во последниве триесет години беше заглавена во геополитичка неизвесност, која беше пресудна за обликувањето на минатото и идниот развој на државата.
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Веселинович, Јаро. 2021. “ЧЕКАЈЌИ И НАДЕВАЈЌИ СЕ ВО ПОСТСОЦИЈАЛИСТИЧКА МАКЕДОНИЈА:”. EthnoAnthropoZoom/ЕтноАнтропоЗум 21 (21), 206-32. https://doi.org/10.37620/EAZ2121206v.
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