This book examines the ethnic divisions and sociopolitical dynamics in the Balkans, focusing on the aftermath of the dissolution of Yugoslavia. It explores the historical, cultural, and political roots of ethnic conflicts, segregation, and national identity formation in the region. Key topics include the wars in Croatia, Bosnia, and Kosovo, the role of nationalist ideologies, and the impact on education, language, and societal structures. The work highlights the persistent visible and invisible barriers that continue to shape the interactions between ethnic groups, such as Croats, Serbs, and Bosniaks. Through detailed analysis, the author sheds light on how nationalistic policies and ethnic segregation have entrenched divisions in schools, communities, and political systems. This book is intended for scholars, students, and readers interested in Balkan studies, ethnic conflict, and post-Yugoslav history. |