![]() ![]() ![]() Contents: Networks and crossroads : The architecture of socialist Yugoslavia as a laboratory of globalization in the Cold War / Martino Stierli - Building brotherhood and unity : Architecture and federalism in socialist Yugoslavia / Vladimir Kulić - City building in Yugoslavia / Jelica Jovanović and Vladimir Kulić - Unity in heterogeneity : Building with a taste for structure / Luka Skansi - The reconstruction of Skopje / Vladimir Deskow, Ana Ivanovska Deskova, and Jovan Ivanovski - Toward an affordable arcadia : The evolution of hotel typologies in Yugoslavia, 1960-1974 / Maroje Mfduljas - Yugoslav architecture across three worlds : Lagos and beyond / Lukasz Stanek - Housing in socialist Yugoslavia / Tamara Bjaz̆ić Klarin - Gender and the production of space in postwar Yugoslavia / Theodossis Issaias and Anna Kats - Memorial sculpture and architecture in socialist Yugoslavia / Sanja Horvatinc̆ić - Architecture, destruction, and the destruction of Yugoslavia / Andrew Herscher - Generals̆tab, Belgrade / Vladimir Kulic̆ - Mos̆a Pijade Workers' University (Rans), Zagreb / Tamara Bjaz̆ić Klarin - "Architecture of Bosnia and the way to modernity" / Mejrema Zatrić - Yugoslavia pavilion at Expo 58, Brussels / Anna Kats - Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade / Vladimir Kulić - Partisan Memorial Cemetery, Mostar / Matthew Worsnick - Revolution Square, Ljubljana / Martina Males̆ic̆ - Kiosk K67, Slovenia / Juliet Kinchin - Cultural Center/Macedonian Opera and Ballet, Skopje / Vladimir Deskov, Ana Ivanovska Deskova, and Jovan Ivanovski - Split 3, Split / Luka Skansi - Goce Delc̆ev Student Dormitory, Skopje / Vladimir Deskov, Ana Ivanovska Deskova, and Jovan Ivanovski - S̆erefudin White Mosque, Visoko / Mejrema Zatrić - National and University Library of Kisovo, Pristina / Arber Sadiki - City Stadium Poljud, Split / Matthew Worsnick. ![]()
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