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A collection of interviews and original writings by Stipe Šuvar from the 1990–2004 period, covering the breakup of Yugoslavia, nationalism, wars, transition, and socio-political changes.
An autobiographical novel by Boris Mikšić chronicling his journey from Zagreb’s Trešnjevka neighborhood to becoming a successful American entrepreneur. It is a story of hard work, innovation, his rise in the U.S., and his entry into Croatian politics.
A collection of political essays and articles by Nenad Čanak, written during the war period (1989–1994), in which the author sharply criticizes the Milošević regime, the war policy, and the rise of nationalism in Serbia.
The book analyzes the model of housing policy in socialist Yugoslavia, investigating the mechanisms of housing allocation, the structure of housing needs, social inequalities and the need for system reform.
The book by German historian Gerd Koenen explains the rise, totalitarian nature, and fall of communism in the 20th century, analyzing its ideological roots, repression, and enduring historiographical dilemmas.
Ivan Vrkić’s book is a sharp political satire and a commentary on the reality of life in Croatia. Through witty portraits and analyses, the author critiques social misconceptions, politics, and the prevailing mentality.