The human right to self-determination and rights-talk in late socialist Yugoslavia, 1966- 1989.

我的论文将评估社会主义南斯拉夫后期的权利言论，特别关注自决权，这是社会主义人权的核心原则。这将有助于最近对东方集团的“社会主义权利”的研究，因为它们是西方同行的严重竞争对手，并影响对南斯拉夫破坏性解体的理解。社会主义南斯拉夫在东欧集团之外有着独特的地位，但在人权史学中几乎没有被研究过，对自决的分析只与20世纪90年代组成共和国的分离有关。我将调查南斯拉夫知识分子、学生和工人从1966年到1989年以合法化和挑战国家的方式展开的权利谈话。我希望找出同时存在的不同自决概念，这些概念如何与其他权利相互作用，以及不同社会阶层如何参与权利对话。流利的塞尔维亚语-克罗地亚语，我将学习来自塞尔维亚、克罗地亚和斯洛文尼亚的资料。我将评估知识产权——通过哲学期刊进行讨论；通过青年杂志和研究刊物宣传学生权利；工人权利的讨论（在很多历史文献中都没有）通过对工人的出版物、官方的工作场所期刊、工人给联邦和共和国政府的信件以及相关的报纸报道来进行。我曾与Celia Donert博士讨论过监督问题，她曾发表过关于社会主义捷克斯洛伐克的权利对话的文章。

My thesis will assess rights-talk in late socialist Yugoslavia, focussing especially on the right to self-determination, acentral tenet of socialist human rights. This will contribute to recent studies on 'socialist rights' in the Eastern Bloc asserious competitors to their Western counterparts, and impact understandings of Yugoslavia's destructive breakup.Socialist Yugoslavia was uniquely positioned outside of the Eastern Bloc, yet has barely been studied in human rightshistoriography, with self-determination analysed only in relation to the 1990s secessions of constituent republics. I willinvestigate the rights-talk deployed by Yugoslav intellectuals, students, and workers from 1966 to 1989, in ways that bothlegitimated and challenged the state. I hope to identify the simultaneous presence of different notions of selfdetermination, how these interacted with other rights, and how different strata of society engaged in rights-talk. Fluent inSerbo-Croatian, I will study sources from Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia. I will assess intellectual rights-talk viaphilosophical journals; student rights-talk via youth magazines and research publications; and worker rights-talk (absentfrom much historiography) via publications addressing workers, official workplace periodicals, workers' letters to thefederal and republic governments, and relevant newspaper coverage. I have discussed supervision with Dr Celia Donert,who has published on rights-talk in socialist Czechoslovakia.