I would argue that ethnic con?ict in Yugoslavia was not a consequence of state weakness, but just another step in the systematic destruction of a state and a nation. Lake and Rothchild make frequent use of the Yugoslavian example to illustrate how politically extreme individuals following a highly nationalistic agenda can polarize a society and instigate ethnic violence, or how feelings of economic inferiority and discrimination can drive groups to a violent attempt to seek justice...
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Such examples accompanied by many others factors, the authors argue, lead up to increasing ethnic tensions, but ultimately, it was the weakness of the Yugoslavian state that created the opportune circumstance and incentives for the many ethnic groups within the republic to pursue self-determination; each perceiving their own actions as justi?ed by past injustice or discrimination from the other groups...
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