Interview with Klasna Solidarnost | A historical experience in Serbia: the student list and the limits of liberal democracy
Whilst we may not be satisfied with the parliamentary transition, its impact is clear: the Assemblies have achieved what no party had managed in 14 years—they have overthrown the SNS regime. This is no conspiracy. There...
Whilst we may not be satisfied with the parliamentary transition, its impact is clear: the Assemblies have achieved what no party had managed in 14 years—they have overthrown the SNS regime. This is no conspiracy. There may well have been individuals with a political agenda and domestic and foreign bourgeois actors within the Assemblies; however, the outcome is not a ‘psychological operation’, but a genuine reflection of the ideological consensus amongst students and, likely, broader sections of society.
