Igor Graovac - Centar za politološka istraživanja

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Summary
- Stjepan Mesić, History, Freed from Political Influences
and Motivated Abuse, Is a Signpost to the Future, Vol. 6,
27-32 (Welcome address at the closing session of the 6 th
conference),
- Holm Sundhaussen, Past, History and Society, Vol. 2, 19-
32,
- Andrej Mitrović, Predominance of Irrationality. Segment
on Historical Irrationality in the Mental Climate at Times of
Crisis: An Attempt of a Broader Interpretation on a Concrete
Occasion, Vol. 2, 61-70,
- Branka Prpa, Two Facets of one Science, Vol. 2, 71-74,
- Andrea Feldman, Historians on Their Own and Free, Vol.
1, 47-54,
- Mile Bjelajac, Is an Emancipation of Science from Politics
Possible, When the History of Yugoslavia is Concerned?,
Vol. 1, 33-46,
- Ivo Goldstein, Reconciliation in Historiography - An
Assumption or a Consequence of Political Reconciliation?,
Vol. 1, 55-72, and
- I. Graovac, Eight conferences (1998-2003) and eight conference
publications (2000-2004) on the conference series
Dialogue of Croatian and Serbian Historians.
This selection of papers is accompanied by contributions by
I. Graovac: lists of plenary sessions and papers (with main
data on their authors) from previous eight Dialogues of
Croatian and Serbian Historians. The publication contains
papers, almost equally distributed among historians from
the Republic of Croatia (four: 3+1), the Federal Republic
of Yugoslavia, now Serbia and Monte Negro (three), and
the Federal Republic of Germany (two).