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Engaging in a virtual dialogue with French sociologist Bruno Latour and philosopher Michel Serres

Landscapes of Consumer Culture in Socialist Yugoslavia Distanz and drawing inspiration from theThe Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia was a unique experiment with progressive social forms that were matched by specific urban and spatial development. Since the end of the 1960s until the countrys disintegration in the 1990s is a period of ambiguity: while according to some researchers, the market oriented economic reforms brought a much needed opening and liberalisation, according to others it marked the beginning of an end of the revolutionary