2009 Spasojevic Serbia

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    1. Social Cleavages and Consolidation of Democracy in Serbia 2000-2007 extended (but not improved) version IUC, 2009
    2. Social cleavages
      • Long-lasting division within society, based on fundamental issues
      • - ideology
      • - political organization
      • - socio-demographic group
      • Lipset and Rokkan freezing hypothesis
      • National and industrial revolutions
      • Center-periphery, land-industry, state-church, owners-worker
    3. Lipset-Rokkan hypothesis Ideological, identity-based oppositions Interest opposiotns Opposition within National elites Local-regional oppositions Functional axe Teritorial axe
    4. Critics and inovations…
      • materialist vs. postmaterialsts
      • What is less than social cleavege? (Barolini, Mair, Deegan-Krause)
      • - ideology
      • - political organization
      • - socio-demographic group
    5. Cleavages and postCommunism
      • Elites project, not connected with social bases (Attila Agh)
      • Not based as class conflicts (Offe, Preuss)
      • missing middle approach, modernization approach, comparative approach (Evans, Whitefield)
      • Kitschelt communists legacy study
    6. New ideas on PostComm Cleaveges
      • Fon Beyme:
      • -ancient regime - transformational regime
      • - centralization – decentralization
      • - nationalism – Occidentalism
      • (traditionalism-modernism (Markus), “return to ourselves or return to Europe”
      • east-west, pre modern- modern –postmodern, Inglehart)
    7. The main line of party grouping Market allocation Po litical allocation Libertarno- cosmopolit. Autori tharian particularists
    8. Consolidation meets cleaveges
      • Ideological vs interest based
      • - competition vs cooperation
      • - zero sum game vs bargaining (consensus)
      • Constellation – cross-cutting ,overlapping, reinforcing
      • Hierarchy of cleavages
    9. Serbian case – history via cleavages
      • 1990 – president of Serbia
      • 1996/97 – local elections defeat
      • 1999 – NATO bombing
    10. History via cleavages 2
      • 2000 – founding elections
      • Ancient regime – New regime cleavage
      • 2002
      • traditionalists – modernists
      • 2003 - Djindjic assassination
      • 2004.
      • Transitional losers – winners
      • Ancient regime – New regime?
      • 2006 – same cleavages
      • (Milosevic dies)
      • 2008- Kosovo independence?
      radicals - Serbian democrats - democrats Ancient regime - new regime (democratic)
    11. Cleavages in Serbia - summary
      • Ancient regime – new regime
      • Traditionalism – modernism (Occidentalism)
      • (pre modern, modern and postmodern - Croatia)
      • Transitional losers - transitional winners
      • Center – periphery
      • Materialism – post materialism
    12. Consolidation and cleavages in Serbia 1. Traditionalism – modernism (Occidentalism) 2. Ancient regime – new regime 3. Transitional losers - transitional winners 4. Center – periphery 5. . Materialism – post materialism Ideological conflicts Interest opposition National elite competition Local and regional conflicts 1. 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 .
    13. Conse q uences – 2008.
      • Reinforcing cleavages – divided society
      • Democracy is not the only game in the town – consensus across cleavages?
      • Social exclusion and frustration
      • We vs them
    14. Nightmare continues…
      • 2007- new elections and new government
      • Democrats (stronger) and Serbian democrats
      • Kosovo independence/”independence”
      • Riots in Belgrade (feb 2008), and break up of coalition
    15. New elections – may 08
      • circumstances?
      • Kosovo - international perspective
      • Economy – middle class (investments, development)
      • Kosovo vs. European Union
      • Two block – weak middle (Serbian Dems)
      • New Government - democrats and Socialists
    16. Long term consequences
      • Europe, not Kosovo (veeery long term)
      • Changing type of party system – from polarized pluralism toward moderate pluralism (Sartori)
        • Division among radicals – new “less” radical party – 20% percent and more
      • Better prospects for democracy
    17. Short and mid term consequences
      • Europe not Kosovo, but how?
      • (incl. EU foreign policy )
      • Independence recognition – how to react?
      • Nationalistic Rhetoric (or “just” strategy)
      • International court of Justice – UN Assembly (Macedonia, Montenegro)
    18. To be continued…
      • Serbian identity and belonging?
      • Is there a real choice? Identification based on what (lack of mobilization force)? Cant be too happy about EU (regulations)
      • Region – Dear Ivo Sanader
      • EU?
      • NATO? (officially neutral, not recognized)
      • SEKA
    19. What cleaves Serbia?
      • Economy - still not clear position, just matter of redistribution within narrow space (still transitional economy, Krastev)
      • Big ideological cleavage – narrowed space (antidiscrimination law)
      • no ancient regime cleavage any more
      • center- periphery (Vojvodina case)
    20. The main line of party grouping – future? Market allocation Po litical allocation Libertarno- cosmopolit. Autori tharian particularists

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