Publication

23 Mar 2003

This paper discusses the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic in March 2003. The author discusses the far-reaching impact of the murder for political reforms and pro-Western orientation in Serbia. The paper explains that the assassination can be seen as part of the process of post-conflict "score settling" or as a product of organized crime.

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Author James Pettifer
Series Research & Assessment Branch Balkan Series
Publisher Research & Assessment Branch (R&AB)
Copyright © 2003 Conflict Studies Research Centre (CSRC)
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