Socialist Yugoslavia and the Non-Aligned Movement: Social, Cultural, Political, and Economic Imaginaries

Cover\nSocialist Yugoslavia and the Non-Aligned Movement\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nFigures and Tables\nAcknowledgments\nAcronyms\nIntroduction: Socialist Yugoslavia and the Non-Aligned Movement: Contradictions and Contestations\nPART ONE AGENCY AND STRUCTURE\n	1 Representing Women’s Non-Aligned Encounters: A View from Yugoslavia\n	2 The Foundations of the Non-Aligned Movement: The Trouble with History Is That It Is All in the Past\n	3 The Ruptures of Non-Alignment and Socialist Yugoslavia: Ten Theses on Alternative Pasts and Futures\n	4 “Not Like a Modern Day Jesus Christ”: Pragmatism and Idealism in Yugoslav Non-Alignment\nPART TWO CULTURAL POLITICS\n	5 The Long Durée of Yugoslav Socially Engaged Art and Its Continued Life in the Non-Aligned World\n	6 Non-Aligned Cross-Cultural Pollination: A Short Graphic Novel\n	7 Practices of Yugoslav Cultural Exchange with Non-Aligned Countries\n	8 Film as the Memory Site of the 1961 Belgrade Conference of Non-Aligned States\nPART THREE ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURINGS\n	9 Shades of North-South Economic Détente: Non-Aligned Yugoslavia and Neutral Austria Compared\n	10 “The Sun Never Sets on Energoprojekt … until It Does”: The Yugoslav Construction Industry in the Non-Aligned World\nPART FOUR NEW MULTILATERALISMS\n	11 From Santiago to Mexico: The Yugoslav Mission in Latin America during the Cold War and the Limits of Non-Alignment\n	12 A Non-Aligned Continent: Africa in the Global Imaginary of Socialist Yugoslavia\nPART FIVE MOBILITIES AND MIGRATIONS\n	13 Transnational Educational Strategies during the Cold War: Students from the Global South in Socialist Yugoslavia, 1961–91\n	14 New Borders, Old Solidarities: (Post-)Cold War Genealogies of Mobility along the “Balkan Route”\nContributors\nIndex