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After Milosevic

July 9, 2011

Aleksa Djilas is an independent journalist in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.

Yugoslavia's disintegration owes in part to policies Tito enacted. But Slobodan Milosevic dramatically accelerated his country's breakup. Now Vojislav Kostunica will try to restore this battered country. Aleksa Djilas outlines his challenge.

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