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How nations of former Yugoslavia look on modern Turkey

Kako nacije bivše Jugoslavije gledaju modernu Tursku

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The states that were created after the breakup of former Yugoslavia in the last decade of the 20th century had long been either part of the Ottoman Empire or in conflict with it. It is all reflected in their relationship with today’s Turkey, the successor of the Ottoman Empire. The author shows how the newly independent states look on Turkey today. Special attention was dedicated to the causes of different views on Turkey. In author’s opinion, it is the basis for mutual understanding and the development of good relations among Balkan States and in the European Region and it is also the condition for peace and stability in Europe (and in the Mediterranean).
Države koje su stvorene posle propasti bivše Jugoslavije u poslednjoj deceniji 20. veka dugo su bile deo Osmanske imperije ili su bile u konfliktu s njom. Sve se to odražava na odnose tih država s današnjom Turskom, naslednicom Osmanske imperije. Autor pokazuje kako novostvorene države gledaju na današnju Tursku. Posebnu pažnju posvećuje uzrocima različitih pogleda na Tursku. Po njegovom mišljenju, to predstavlja osnovu za zajedničko razumevanje i razvoj dobrih odnosa na Balkanu i evropskom prostoru i uslov je da Evropa (a i Mediteran) budu stabilni i mirni.
Keywords:
Yugoslavia / Turkey / the new states in South East Europe / attitudes / differences / Jugoslavija / Turska / nove južnoslovenske države / stavovi / razlike
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Zbornik Matice srpske za društvene nauke, 2012, 141, 551-563
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  • Matica srpska, Novi Sad

ISSN: 0352-5732

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author = "Jevtić, Miroljub S.",
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abstract = "The states that were created after the breakup of former Yugoslavia in the last decade of the 20th century had long been either part of the Ottoman Empire or in conflict with it. It is all reflected in their relationship with today’s Turkey, the successor of the Ottoman Empire. The author shows how the newly independent states look on Turkey today. Special attention was dedicated to the causes of different views on Turkey. In author’s opinion, it is the basis for mutual understanding and the development of good relations among Balkan States and in the European Region and it is also the condition for peace and stability in Europe (and in the Mediterranean)., Države koje su stvorene posle propasti bivše Jugoslavije u poslednjoj deceniji 20. veka dugo su bile deo Osmanske imperije ili su bile u konfliktu s njom. Sve se to odražava na odnose tih država s današnjom Turskom, naslednicom Osmanske imperije. Autor pokazuje kako novostvorene države gledaju na današnju Tursku. Posebnu pažnju posvećuje uzrocima različitih pogleda na Tursku. Po njegovom mišljenju, to predstavlja osnovu za zajedničko razumevanje i razvoj dobrih odnosa na Balkanu i evropskom prostoru i uslov je da Evropa (a i Mediteran) budu stabilni i mirni.",
publisher = "Matica srpska, Novi Sad",
journal = "Zbornik Matice srpske za društvene nauke",
title = "How nations of former Yugoslavia look on modern Turkey, Kako nacije bivše Jugoslavije gledaju modernu Tursku",
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Jevtić, M. S.. (2012). How nations of former Yugoslavia look on modern Turkey. in Zbornik Matice srpske za društvene nauke
Matica srpska, Novi Sad.(141), 551-563.
Jevtić MS. How nations of former Yugoslavia look on modern Turkey. in Zbornik Matice srpske za društvene nauke. 2012;(141):551-563..
Jevtić, Miroljub S., "How nations of former Yugoslavia look on modern Turkey" in Zbornik Matice srpske za društvene nauke, no. 141 (2012):551-563.

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