Racism, National Identity, and Historical Narratives in the Balkans

This chapter explores the racial ideologies propagated by Serb nationalists about Bosnian Muslims, tracing the historical and political context during and after the Bosnian genocide. It critiques the Western response to Eastern European conflicts and delves into the complexities of governance in a post-war ethnocratic society. The discussion also highlights misconceptions about historical figures, challenges harmful stereotypes, and calls for a nuanced understanding of the region's traumatic past.