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Stephen Daugherty POLS 4436 MW 2:00 – 3:15 Dr. Nurudeen Akinyemi November 5, 2008 The Wave of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia was a country that constantly changed throughout its time, whether it was at its formation in 1918 to its ultimate and complete dissolve in 2006. The now autonomous countries, which at one point were a part of Yugoslavia, ranged anywhere from one to nine. These factions have been a part of much war and turmoil of the region for many years, much of what still exists today. The bitterness of the region has resulted in the slow dissolution of Yugoslavia into smaller more ethnic centered countries. The breakup of Yugoslavia has led to different forms of government and different forms of economies throughout the region. These economies have resulted in varying standards of living, some comparable to the third world and others to the first world. We will take a short look at the history of each country within the region and how since the breakup of the region the......

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