‎Contents

‎List of Figures and Tables

‎Acknowledgements and Thanks

‎Foreword to Darko Suvin, Splendour, Misery, and Potentialities: An X-ray of Socialist Yugoslavia (Jameson)

‎Introduction: Pro Domo Sua

‎Part 1. Fundaments: Freedom and Accumulation

‎Chapter 1. Radical Emancipation and Yugoslavia: On the Founding Singularities of SFRY

‎Chapter 2. Accumulation and Its Discontents

‎Part 2. Class Interests and Politics as SFRY Dominants

‎Chapter 3. On Class Relationships in Yugoslavia

‎Chapter 4. On a Hidden Ruling Class and Central Conflict

‎Chapter 5. What Has Been and What Could Have Been

‎Chapter 6. 15 Theses about Communism and Yugoslavia, or the Two-Headed Janus of Emancipation through the State (Metamorphoses and Anamorphoses of ‘On the Jewish Question’ by Marx)

‎Chapter 7. The Communist Party of Yugoslavia

‎Part 3. Self-Government vs. Alienation: A Tractate on Yugoslav Economics and Politics

‎Section 3.1. On Self-Management in S.F.R. Yugoslavia: A Critical Stock-Taking (1945–72)

‎Chapter 8. Anatomy: Macro-Political Economics, or the View from Above

‎Chapter 9. Anatomy: Micro-Political Economics, or the View from the Workers

‎Chapter 10. Physiology: The Interests and Stakes behind the Macro-Events

‎Section 3.2. On the Horizon of Disalienation in S.F.R. Yugoslavia: Self-Government and Plebeian Democracy

‎Chapter 11. On the Politics of Disalienation, Inside and Outside Economic Production

‎Chapter 12. In Production: Rise and Fall of Self-Management

‎Chapter 13. In Civic Life: Dis/Alienation and Oligarchy Monolithism

‎Chapter 14. Conclusion: On Failures and Potentialities

‎Appendices. The Socialist/Communist Discourse about Bureaucracy

‎Appendix 1. Bureaucracy: A Term and Concept in the Socialist Discourse about State Power (Upstream of Yugoslavia)

‎Appendix 2. The Discourse about Bureaucracy and State Power in Post-Revolutionary Yugoslavia 1945–72

‎References

‎Index of Proper Names of Historical Persons