Igor Graovac - Centar za politološka istraživanja
Igor Graovac - Centar za politološka istraživanja
Igor Graovac - Centar za politološka istraživanja
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Summary 231<br />
history of the Balkans and South-Eastern Europe, Croatia<br />
and Serbia, ex Yugoslavia... history of South-Slavic peoples,<br />
as well as individuals (not only historians). This was the<br />
reason why the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, now in<br />
cooperation with the Zagreb Researchers’ Society Dialogue,<br />
Association for Promotion of Scientific Dialogue, decided to<br />
republish some of the previous issues of the Dialogue of<br />
Croatian and Serbian Historians, i.e. some of its parts, but<br />
in a different form – organized according to individual<br />
topics of plenary sessions and other papers presented at<br />
the conferences that have all been previously published in<br />
different issues of the conference publication Dialogue of<br />
Croatian and Serbian Historians.<br />
This is the first in the series of these publications, titled –<br />
“Why Dialogue of Croatian and Serbian Historians?, and it<br />
contains a selection of plenary lectures and papers, primarily<br />
dealing with principal topics, from eight previous<br />
conferences of the Dialogue of Croatian and Serbian Historians.<br />
All papers, selected and edited by I. <strong>Graovac</strong>, in consultation<br />
with the editorial team of the Dialogue series: ON<br />
THE DIALOGUE (H.-G. Fleck, Federal Republic of Germany,<br />
Dušan Gamser, Serbia and Monte Negro, and I. <strong>Graovac</strong>,<br />
Republic of Croatia), and the editor-in-chief (Daniela<br />
Krivda, secretary of the Dialogue Association), have already<br />
been published in individual issues of former conference<br />
publications:<br />
- H.-G. Fleck, On the Dialogue of Croatian and Serbian<br />
Historians: Critical Historical Science, Political Education<br />
and Social Pluralism, Vol. 1, 11-20 (Introductory lecture at<br />
the plenary session of the 1 st conference), and Vol. 6, 17-<br />
25 (Introductory speech at the closing session of the 6 th<br />
conference),