Flag on the Mountain

In this substantial work, Ivo anic explores the ways in which cultural-historical motifs and myths have been deployed to reinforce the war policies of nationalist regimes in the former Yugoslavia. Published in association with the Bosnian Institute. Ivo anic is a cultural anthropologist. He teaches media and politics at the University of Zagreb.

Introduction	p. 13
The Kosovo crisis	p. 41
The attack on Croatia	p. 109
Haiduks in dictionaries	p. 154
Croatian controversies and the war with the Bosniaks	p. 165
The attack on Bosnia-Herzegovina	p. 211
Birth of the Haiduk cult	p. 242
World War II	p. 263
The Bosniak internecine war	p. 298
The siege of Sarajevo	p. 324
At the core of the epic map	p. 362
The dayton agreement	p. 391
Social memory and the production of symbols	p. 410
The Haiduk outside institutions	p. 501
Epilogue	p. 519
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