Mila Dragojević

Of four emotions Roger Petersen analyzed in his 2002 book as potentially contributing to ethnic violence in Eastern Europe - fear, hatred, resentment, and rage - the only emotion that was not rational and could not be alleviated by sound arguments or policy solutions was rage.

This is the interview about my research that was funded by the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation

In the Balkans, Barriers Made Neighbors Bad - HFG For many people living in the former Yugoslavia in the early 1990s, the possibility of interethnic violence was inconceivable. Until it wasn’t.  Conflict between conationals of differing ethnic or rel...

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Some lessons from the past