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Book SynopsisPart I Introduction.- Vedran Ðulabic: Study of regionalism and regional self-government in South-Eastern Europe.- Part II Country experiences.- Vedran Ðulabic: Regionalisation and regional self-government in Bosnia and Herzegovina: complex institutions in a highly complex and divided state.- Mihovil Škarica: Disputes about regionalisation and regional self-government in Croatia.- Petrit Nimani: Local and regional self-government in Kosovo: building democratic institutions in a young state.- Veran Stancetic: Local and regional self-government in Montenegro.- Milena Gjurovska: Institutions of territorial self-government in North Macedonia: is there need for a change.- Jelena Jerinic: Regional self-government in Serbia: at odds with reality.- Iztok Rakar, Irena Baclija Brajnik: Slovenian regional self-government that lives only in (draft) laws.- Part III Cross-cutting issues.- Tijana Vukojicic Tomic, Ružica Jakeševic, Siniša Tatalovic: Regionalism and regional self-government as potential answer to position of ethnic minorities in the South-Eastern Europe.- Višeslav Raos: Regional Political Movements in the South-Eastern Europe.- Iva Lopižic: Interplay between deconcentrated state administration and regional self-government in the South-Eastern European countries.- Part IV Conclusion.- Vedran Ðulabic: Common roots but different paths of regionalism and regional self-government in South-Eastern Europe.
