Nastanak suvremene države Hrvatske i dvadeseta obljetnica njezina utemeljenja
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Nastanak suvremene države Hrvatske i dvadeseta obljetnica njezina utemeljenja

The collection brings together presentations and speeches from two HAZU conferences on the emergence of the modern Croatian state, with an emphasis on political decisions in 1990–1991, international circumstances, and the processes of shaping Croatian sta

"The Emergence of the Modern State of Croatia" is a collection of papers, speeches, and expert analyses presented at the international scientific conference "How the State of Croatia Was Formed in 1991" and at the ceremonial session of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of Croatian statehood. The introductory note highlights the context in which the conferences were held and emphasizes that the texts represent the personal views of the authors.

The first part deals with the historical and political processes that led to Croatia's independence. It includes welcoming speeches by representatives of state institutions and scientific papers that analyze key acts on sovereignty, international recognition, the role of individual states and international factors, internal political tensions, Serbian autonomous movements, and the chronology of events from 1990 to 1991. The authors also present the military, diplomatic, and geopolitical circumstances that shaped Croatia's path to independence.

The second part focuses on the ceremonial session of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts in 2011, at which state officials and academics reviewed twenty years of statehood. The speeches emphasize the importance of democratic transition, national cohesion, international affirmation, and the symbolic weight of the process of creating a modern Croatian state.

The collection represents a valuable document of a historical moment and presents diverse perspectives of politicians, scholars, and participants in key events.

Editor
Davorin Rudolf, Zvonimir Baletić, Duško Bilandžić, Nikša Stančić, Petar Strčić
Dimensions
23 x 16 cm
Pages
223
Publisher
Hrvatska akademija znanosti i umjetnosti (HAZU), Zagreb, 2012.
 
Distribution: 400 copies
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Unused
 

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