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by Gerasimos Augustinos (Editor), Gerasimos Augustinos (Other)
As the nations in Southeastern Europe confront the changes that are sweeping across the continent, there is much talk of a new beginning for the countries. But just as surely as they face the enormous task of restructuring, their future development will certainly be influenced to a large extent by their particular experiences in the past. This collection of essays considers the problems and prospects of development from a historical perspective by examining the major Balkan states: Yugoslavia, Romania, Greece, and Bulgaria. These strategic countries are an excellent example of societies with the potential for significant economic growth, but which have developed unevenly because of external and domestic factors. This work provides an integrated overview, geographically and temporally, of each nation's development, reaching back to its emergence.
GERASIMOS AUGUSTINOS is Associate Professor of History at the University of South Carolina, where he specializes in the history of Southeastern Europe. He is the author of numerous journal articles as well as the book Conscious of History: Nationalist Critics of Greek Society, 1897-1914.
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