Gone without bloodshed

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the election of President Vojislav Kostunica in Serbia and some of the problems he and his country may face in the post-Milosevic era. Issues include the federal parliamentary system in Yugoslavia, the indictment of Milosevic by the war crimes tribunal at the Hague, recognition of Kostunica by the European leaders and the lifting of sanctions against Yugoslavia.

Elections, Social change

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Kosovo: elections are what we do

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the status of peace, politics, and self-government in Kosovo, Yugoslavia. Topics include a description of the role of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo, national independence, human rights, and political participation.

Political activity, Political aspects, National liberation movements, Self-determination, National, National self determination, Kosovo, International mediation, Albanians, United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo

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Ordinary man, normal life

Article Abstract:

This article discusses Serbian President Vojislav Kostunica's life before the election of 2000 in which he defeated Slobadan Milosevic. Kostunica's political beliefs are addressed; he is considered anti-communist and pro-democracy.

Social aspects, Behavior, Presidents, Presidents (Government)

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