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Yugoslavia After Tito
Yugoslavia After Tito
By Andrew Borowiec
Praeger, 1977, 122 pp

Weighing the imponderables of Yugoslavia's future, an American observer reaches generally pessimistic conclusions for the survival of Titoism and for Western interests. He is properly skeptical of official explanations and zealous in pursuit of the facts, but a lack of depth tends to muffle the book's impact.

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