Breast Cancer: PRIMARY PREVENTION VERSUS THE CURRENT POLICY OF RESCUE (A Case of Socio-Cultural Interaction)
Breast cancer (BC) rose dramatically in the 1980s and 1990s, reaching epidemic proportions worldwide. Proposal of a national strategy for primary prevention of the present BC epidemic in the community. Objectives: to reduce the BC incidence, to eliminate the BC epidemic, and to test the potential for primary prevention.
The Geopolitics of the Balkans: Outcomes and Possibilities
In modern terms, to speak of geopolitics as a useful policy instrument can be a dangerous enterprise. Too often, skeptics tend to consider geopolitics simply policies based on rapid geographic and political expansion leading to a particular state’s domination in a perpetual balance-of-power contest.
Three Prospects to the Balkan Identities
Centuries of political, cultural and confessional foreign domination have left a heavy footprint on contemporary existence in the Balkans, and a plethora of both old and relatively recent contradictions and prejudices has proved very difficult to overcome.
Civil society in the countries in transition Comparative Analysis and Practice
The book Civil Society in Countries in Transition - Comparative Analysis and Practice which is put forth to the critical perception of the Yugoslav and international public, comprises a collection of works presented at the International Conference with the same title, organized by the Agency of Local Democracy in Subotica from 28th to 31st May, 1997.
The Position of the Turks in the Republic of Macedonia
Generally speaking, it can safely be assumed that the Turks have inhabited the Balkan Peninsula since the 7th century A.D. The Turk/Turk phonic tribes (Kumani, Pecenezi, Vardariots, Gagauses etc.)