Social Inequalities and Discontent in Yugoslav Socialism (Southeast European Studies)

Cover\nTitle\nCopyright\nCONTENTS\nList of tables\nAcknowledgements\nNotes on contributors\n1 Bringing class back in: an introduction\n2 What nationalism has buried: Yugoslav social scientists on the crisis, grassroots powerlessness and Yugoslavism\n3 The gastarbajteri as a transnational Yugoslav working class\n4 ‘Paid for by the workers, occupied by the bureaucrats’: housing inequalities in 1980s Belgrade\n5 Education, conflict and class reproduction in socialist Yugoslavia\n6 Roma between ethnic group and an ‘underclass’ as portrayed through newspaper discourses in socialist Slovenia\n7 Of social inequalities in a socialist society: the creation of a rural underclass in Yugoslav Kosovo\n8 ‘They came as workers and left as Serbs’: the role of Rakovica’s blue-collar workers in Serbian social mobilisations of the late 1980s\n9 ‘Buy me a silk skirt Mile!’ Celebrity culture, gender and social positioning in socialist Yugoslavia\n10 When capitalism and socialism get along best: tourism, consumer culture and the idea of progress in Malo misto\nIndex