This paper analyzes policies of the Yugoslav foreign ministers Momčilo Ninčić and Vojislav Marinković towards ideas Balkan unity. Not only were both them prominent political figures, but also economists in several mandates finance, national economy, trade (and industry) and/or construction. Therefore aim is to analyze their views on unification economic co-operation between states, factors that...

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Editor's note This paper was first presented at the 15th International Medical-Legal Seminar held in Ljubljana in June 1979. Drs Milivinski and Strazis'car give some background to the development of teaching medical ethics in the school of medicine and show how gradually medical ethics has been assimilated into the programme of training for medical students. Dentists and phartnacists are presen...

The article discusses tensions, ambiguities, and political implications of the fact that what is nowadays negotiated as industrial heritage is still part of the lived experience of several generations of men and women in the former Yugoslavia. It argues that the issues of representation of industrial labor essentially have to do with the place given to the working communities, their members as ...