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Humanistička inteligencija i obnavljanje parlamentarizma u Srbiji:
No full textčlanku se razmatraju društvena atmosfera i dominanti politički
procesi u Srbiji u vreme sloma realnog socijalizma, jugoslovenske krize i obnavljanja
višestranačkog poretka. U centru analize jesu odnos humanističke inteligencije
prema režimu Slobodana Miloševića, vladajuća oligarhija i njena nespremnost
da izvrši punu demokratizaciju Srbije, kao i delovanje prvih opozicionih
stranaka.Multiparty system in Serbia was result of the populist revolution conducted by the
Slobodan Milošević in Serbia’s political life in late 1980-ties. The Serbian opposition had
no clear alternative to Milošević’s national program: political life was dominated by the
kind of the political and national forces that it could not control or influence. All of the major
Serbian political opposition parties in their programs and even activities, just followed
the political and national mainstream, that became dominant in the Serbian public after
1988. It acted mainly on daily activities or trying to challenge or deny public standpoints
which Milošević placed as a political standard of the moment: unified Serbia and federative
Yugoslavia. This was the main reason why real democratic alternatives in Serbia were not
created. And it leaded to the situation where Serbian opposition was without a great effort
in winning the parliamentary elections. The first multiparty parliamentary elections held in
communist Serbia in 1990, were marked by a series of events characteristic to the epoch of
transition from one-party to multi-party system: regime repression of pro-opposition media,
and a high degree of political intolerance between opponents. The political system in Serbia
during the last decade of the 20th century could be marked as the type of authoritarian regime
in which there were democratic and parliamentary institutions, but not substantive democracy.
Parliamentary system and other institutions, regardless to their democratic form,
were just facades for personal power by Slobodan Milošević.177016Rad je deo projekta Srpsko društvo u jugoslovenskoj državi u 20. veku – Između demokratije
i diktature (177016) koji finansira Ministarstvo prosvete i nauke Republike Srbije