Titlebook: Serbia’s Transition; Towards a Better Fut Milica Uvalic Book 2010 Milica Uvalic 2010 capitalism.European Union (EU).Privatization.socialism

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Serbia on the Eve of Transition,countries, primarily due to a longer tradition in market-oriented economic reforms and the country’s specific international relations. Serbia also had an important role within the Yugoslav federation, as it was the largest republic according to several important indicators.

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Integrating Serbia into the EU,U terminology, the SEE region is usually referred to as the ‘Western Balkans’, which until 2006 comprised five states: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYR Macedonia), and FR Yugoslavia (Serbia, Montenegro, and Kosovo), although its wider definition also includes Bulgaria and Romania.

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Introduction,ntities, namely the Byzantine, Ottoman, and Habsburg empires. Between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries, Serbia was a thriving medieval kingdom which survived until the Ottoman conquest in the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries. Subsequently, Serbia remained under the Ottoman Empire fo

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Serbia on the Eve of Transition,, a federation composed of six republics — Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia with its two autonomous provinces Kosovo and Vojvodina, and Slovenia. At that time, the initial conditions in Serbia and the rest of SFR Yugoslavia were somewhat different than those in the CEE

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The Early 1990s: Political and Economic Instability,itical and economic instability. During this period the Yugoslav economy was negatively affected by a number of external shocks, including the direct effects of the break-up of the Yugoslav federation, several armed conflicts and severe sanctions of the international community. Though these shocks w

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