Pandemic Politics and Personal Freedom

This chapter examines the contrasting governmental responses to pandemic restrictions in Croatia and Serbia, highlighting the social dynamics and personal experiences of living in both nations. It delves into the struggles of aligning personal values with societal norms, discussing the motivations for considering relocation and the implications of pandemic governance on future freedoms. The conversation also reflects on the evolving political climate in Western countries, drawing parallels with historical contexts while advocating for autonomy through remote work and entrepreneurship.

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