Cultural pattern of geopolitical parasitism

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Lekić, S. (2013). Cultural pattern of geopolitical parasitism, (140), 390-400. doi:10.5937/kultura1340390L

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Title: Cultural pattern of geopolitical parasitism
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Author: Slavoljub, Lekić
Journal: Kultura
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Issue: 140
Start page: 390
End page: 400
ISSN: 0023-5164
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DOI: 10.5937/kultura1340390L
URL: http://scindeks.ceon.rs/article.aspx?query=ISSID%26and%2611594&page=0&so...
Date: 2013-2021/06/18/11:25:50
Abstract: This study analyzes the Yugoslav geopolitical transition and its impact on the rise of corruption in the Balkan region, with special reference to the role of the JNA. Geopolitical parasitism has evolved and taken root in the period 1945-1980 because the communist state has managed to provide international recognition and has won a large number of people to their side. Corruption was conceived in the centre of the military and state security apparatus. Shortly before the breakdown of Yugoslavia it has grown and has exploded into all the countries of the former Yugoslavia.
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