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SANU issues collected works on Kosovo-Metohija
Belgrade,
3 February 2007
The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Art (SANU) published a collection of written works themed “Kosovo-Metohija – the Past, Present and Future”, an insight into the Kosovo issue throughout history.
For the time being, the collection will be available only in the electronic form in English at SANU’s official web site, www.sanu.ac.yu.
The texts in the collection are essays from an international meeting held from March 16 to 18 last year in Belgrade.
It includes 39 works of both domestic and foreign authors who analysed the Albanian impact on the destabilisation of the Balkans, the position of Kosovo-Metohija within Serbia and Yugoslavia, Albanian secessionism in 1990, Serb and Montenegrin migrations from the province and the Kosovo-Metohija population under the Ottoman Empire.
The texts in the collection are essays from an international meeting held from March 16 to 18 last year in Belgrade.
It includes 39 works of both domestic and foreign authors who analysed the Albanian impact on the destabilisation of the Balkans, the position of Kosovo-Metohija within Serbia and Yugoslavia, Albanian secessionism in 1990, Serb and Montenegrin migrations from the province and the Kosovo-Metohija population under the Ottoman Empire.
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