Macedonia and Its Neighbours: Controversies and Challenges

Bu makale antik çağlardan başlayarak on dokuz ve yirminci yüzyıllardan günümüze Makedon Sorunu’nun çıkışını ve arka planını tarihsel ve (jeo)politik bir metodolojiyle açıklamayı amaçlamaktadır. Makale, Makedon kimliğinin Makedonya’nın komşuları Yunanistan, Sırbistan, Bulgaristan ve Arnavutluk tarafından yok sayılmasının amaçlarını ve stratejilerini araştırmaktadır. Makedonya bilmecesinin hazırlanmasında ve yeniden tanzim edilmesinde büyük güçlerin rolü üzerine özel bir vurgu yapılmıştır.

Makedonya ve Komşuları: Ayrılıklar ve Güçlükler

This paper seeks to explain the origins and background of the Macedonian Question, from antiquity, through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries to the present, using an historical and (geo)political methodology. It traces the motives and strategies of negation of the Macedonian identity by Macedonia’s neighbours Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria and Albania. Special emphasis is placed on the role of the great powers in arrangement and re-arrangement of the Macedonian puzzle.

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