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The Foundation's position on the Diaspora

Vladimir Gligorov’s text, with which the president of the Foundation fully agrees.
LE FIGARO - The Yugoslav impasse

One should bear in mind: the recognition of Croatia and Slovenia by the European Community is a serious mistake that the Community will pay dearly in the future. Obtained by Germany against the will of France and Great Britain, it does not facilitate the settlement of the Yugoslav crisis and is a cowardly precedent in a region wracked by post-communist convulsions. What do we see today?
Professor Gligorov: Bad Economic Situation In All The Balkan Countries

BELGRADE – Being a Researcher at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw), Professor Vladimir Gligorov, assessed today that the Balkan countries led bad economic policies in the past 20 years and that among them there is almost no difference concerning disturbing indicators.
The sentence condemns us to conflict – how should we avoid that?

The Appeals Chamber's sentence elicited euphoric reactions of opposite presage in both Croatia and Serbia. Few politicians in Croatia can afford not to share the general enthusiasm for the "victory of justice", that is, the general frustration and resentment of "obvious injustice" in Serbia.
Nordic Council in the Balkan way

In the Balkans, Euroscepticism is a means to maintain a system of government and political behavior, including those in power who benefit most from it. In some countries, this is more or less pronounced, with Serbia and Macedonia leading the list – this was said, among other things, last Thursday, at a rally organized by the Peace and Crises Management Foundation of businessman Boris Vukobrat, who has been living in Paris for years. The reason for the one-day scientific conference was to commemorate the Foundation's two decades of work, stemming from the desire to prevent the bloody breakup of Yugoslavia, where, unfortunately, as it was known and, after all, "self-critically" noted at the meeting, there was no success.

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Ex-Yugoslavia Press Clippings 1984-2004

This is a remarkable collection of Press Releases which provides insight into the activities of Mr. Boris Vukobrat and of our foundation on the territory of the former Yugoslavia between 1984 and 2004. The entire collection is in Serbo-Croatian and it has been collected and scanned over years – so please excuse the low quality on some of the press releases. It has been made available for free download and unlimited distribution.
Boris Vukobrat – by himself

Twelve years ago, when he founded the Peace and Crisis Management Foundation with the people who shared his beliefs that it was possible to end the war in the former Yugoslavia and then restore trust and cooperation among nations through economic cooperation, Boris Vukobrat has become accustomed to being an idealist, dreamer, utopian. Now that his ideas have, at least declaratively, become what all politicians in this region are in favour of, this businessman of Serbian descent sees no satisfaction in that.
The sentence condemns us to conflict – how should we avoid that?

The Appeals Chamber's sentence elicited euphoric reactions of opposite presage in both Croatia and Serbia. Few politicians in Croatia can afford not to share the general enthusiasm for the "victory of justice", that is, the general frustration and resentment of "obvious injustice" in Serbia.
Boris Vukobrat: Everything has failed after the cleavage of SFRY

The most important thing in the region is the relations between Serbia and Croatia and it is quite certain that because of the imperatives imposed by the EU, we must cooperate. In recent weeks, there has been a setback because no one in Croatia expected Tomislav Nikolić to be elected president, but that will come off, said Boris Vukobrat, founder and president of the Peace and Crises Management Foundation, in an interview for ‘’Blic’’.
Professor Gligorov: Bad Economic Situation In All The Balkan Countries

BELGRADE – Being a Researcher at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw), Professor Vladimir Gligorov, assessed today that the Balkan countries led bad economic policies in the past 20 years and that among them there is almost no difference concerning disturbing indicators.

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Vladimir Gligorov’s text, with which the president of the Foundation fully agrees. Read more... Add new comment

Details: Press; 21.6.2019.; Views: 612

One should bear in mind: the recognition of Croatia and Slovenia by the European Community is a serious mistake that the Community will pay dearly...

Details: Press; 7.3.2013.; Views: 1544

BELGRADE – Being a Researcher at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw), Professor Vladimir Gligorov, assessed today that...

Details: Press; 16.1.2013.; Views: 1975

The Appeals Chamber's sentence elicited euphoric reactions of opposite presage in both Croatia and Serbia. Few politicians in Croatia can afford not...

Details: Press; 11.10.2012.; Views: 1269

In the Balkans, Euroscepticism is a means to maintain a system of government and political behavior, including those in power who benefit most from...

Details: Press; 29.9.2012.; Views: 1868

The most important thing in the region is the relations between Serbia and Croatia and it is quite certain that because of the imperatives imposed...

Details: Press; 2.9.2004.; Views: 2444

This is a remarkable collection of Press Releases which provides insight into the activities of Mr. Boris Vukobrat and of our foundation on the...

Details: Press; 24.3.2004.; Views: 2004

Twelve years ago, when he founded the Peace and Crisis Management Foundation with the people who shared his beliefs that it was possible to end the...

Details: Press; 15.9.2003.; Views: 1280

Boris Vukobrat's biography is the archetype of the "Western Dream" for many Balkans: A child from a multicultural milieu, a young man who left the...

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