"Serbian-Croatian relations, extremism as a factor in the destabilization of the region"
At the Thirteenth International Scientific Meeting “Serbian-Croatian Relations, Extremism as a Factor of Destabilization of the Region” which was held in Golubić (Obrovac) on 24 August 2020 in the form of an internet conference, scientists and politicians from Serbia and Croatia participated.
The organizers of the meeting – Darko Gavrilović from the Center for History, Democracy and Reconciliation and Janko Veselinović from the Association for History, Cooperation and Reconciliation – traditionally traveled to Golubić to host the conference from the Golubić school.
On that occasion, a unanimous assessment was made that Serbian-Croatian relations are still under the pressure of political extremism , but that the latest developments on the political scene in Croatia give hope for the repair of inter-ethnic relations.
Politicians suggested the necessity of improving relations by improving the position of the Serbian and Croatian communities in the two countries, which should be visible through the participation of both minorities in those parts of the government that are essential for their survival and development.
Scientists supported the initiative that would launch scientific and economic interstate projects that would contribute to the development of the region. Also, the importance of eliminating extremist violence and the marginalization of extreme right-wing parties was highlighted in order to establish better relations between the two countries, which would lead to the realization of a policy of regional stability and reconciliation.
Scientific papers from the conference in PDF format:
- Aleksandar Stojanović: Anatomy of an extremism. Ratibor Đurđević and the rise of anti-Semitism in Serbia at the end of the 20th century. and at the beginning of the 21st century
- Darko Gavrilović: Extremism in Serbian-Croatian relations: staying in limbo or getting out of it
- Daniela Arsenović: Demographic changes of the Serbian population in Croatia
- Dinko Gruhonjić: Case study - two Serbias and one "Storm"
- Filip Škiljan: Demographic picture of the Serbian national minority settlement in Bania between 1991 And in 2011
- Ivana Blesić, Tatjana Pivac: The importance of digital technology and the possibility of creating a digital hub in the rural areas of Northern Dalmatia
- Janko Veselinović, Zoran Njegovan: Clusters as a possibility of effective association of goatherds in Obrovac
- Tatjana Pivac, Ivana Blešić: The importance of the Internet and social networks for rural tourism in Northern Dalmatia
- Tamara Ivanović: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion: An active generator of anti-Semitism, political extremism and conspiracy theories
- Snezana Besermenji: Market appeal of cultural heritage in Golubić near Obrovac
- Milana Živanović: Ideas and plans of the fight against communism in the ranks of the Russian emigration in the Kingdom of SHS-Kingdom of Yugoslavia
