Eric D Gordy
Biographic Data
| ID | 5982385 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eric D Gordy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eric D |
| FAMILY NAME | Gordy |
| SIGNATURE | GORDY E D |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Guilt, Responsibility, and Denial
Preface Chapter 1. Guilt and Responsibility: Problems, History, and Law Chapter 2. The Formation of Public Opinion: Serbia in 2001 Chapter 3. Moment I: The Leader Is Not Invincible Chapter 4. Approaches to Guilt Chapter 5. Moment II: The Djindjic Murder, from Outrage to Confusion Chapter 6. Denial, Avoidance, Shifts of Context: From Denial to Responsibility in Eleven Steps Chapter 7. Moment III: The Scorpions and the Refinement of Denial Chapter …
Building a “Normal, Boring” Country
The fall of the Milosevic regime has much meaning in itself, and a strong desire to imagine a better future can be sensed everywhere. But nothing is assured unless the new government is able to make this desire concrete
Why Milosevic Still
Milosevic has so far survived the erosion of his political base by relying on the one instrument he has under his undisputed control: state power. ... [But] Milosevic does not deserve all the credit for his own improbable survival. Even at his weakest moments it is impossible to overestimate the impact of the opposition's repeated failure to present a credible alternative
The Culture of Power in Serbia
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Investigating the Destruction of Alternatives
The Milošević regime has largely succeeded in prolonging its tenure by making alternatives to its rule unavailable. But the destruction of alternatives can never be achieved. It is a process subject to resistance, failure, and loss of energy. The Serbian regime, like any other regime, cannot count indefinitely on the widespread sense of defeat and impotence among the population
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Investigating the Destruction of Alternatives
The Milošević regime has largely succeeded in prolonging its tenure by making alternatives to its rule unavailable. But the destruction of alternatives can never be achieved. It is a process subject to resistance, failure, and loss of energy. The Serbian regime, like any other regime, cannot count indefinitely on the widespread sense of defeat and impotence among the population
The Culture of Power in Serbia
https://works.swarthmore.edu/alum-books/1918/thumbnail.jpg
Why Milosevic Still
Milosevic has so far survived the erosion of his political base by relying on the one instrument he has under his undisputed control: state power. ... [But] Milosevic does not deserve all the credit for his own improbable survival. Even at his weakest moments it is impossible to overestimate the impact of the opposition's repeated failure to present a credible alternative
Building a “Normal, Boring” Country
The fall of the Milosevic regime has much meaning in itself, and a strong desire to imagine a better future can be sensed everywhere. But nothing is assured unless the new government is able to make this desire concrete
Guilt, Responsibility, and Denial
Preface Chapter 1. Guilt and Responsibility: Problems, History, and Law Chapter 2. The Formation of Public Opinion: Serbia in 2001 Chapter 3. Moment I: The Leader Is Not Invincible Chapter 4. Approaches to Guilt Chapter 5. Moment II: The Djindjic Murder, from Outrage to Confusion Chapter 6. Denial, Avoidance, Shifts of Context: From Denial to Responsibility in Eleven Steps Chapter 7. Moment III: The Scorpions and the Refinement of Denial Chapter …
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