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Cold War Diplomacy and US-Socialist Yugoslavia Fruitful Relations : An Examination of the Establishment of US-Montenegro Cooperation in 1980
Dragutin Papović, 2023, original scientific article

Abstract: During the 1970s, Yugoslavia formed a geostrategic partnership with the United States and engaged in multiple cooperative efforts. As one of the republics in Yugoslavia, Montenegro leveraged this partnership to establish numerous relations with the United States, with the primary goal of improving economic cooperation. Conversely, the United States paid greater attention to Montenegro during this period due to the Yugoslav constitution of 1974, which granted more power to the republics in creating international policy. The American government aimed to strengthen its influence in Montenegro and opened an Information Centre in the region in 1980. The close cooperation and mutual interests between the two nations resulted in the first official visit of the Montenegrin delegation to the United States in 1980. This paper relies mainly on unpublished sources from the State Archive of Montenegro.
Keywords: Montenegro, USA, Lawrence Eagleburger, Momčilo Cemović
Published in DiRROS: 07.07.2026; Views: 217; Downloads: 170
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The Last Decades of the State of Duklja (Dioclia)
Dragutin Papović, 2024, original scientific article

Abstract: The last two rulers of the State of Duklja were knez (Prince) Radoslav and his son, veliki knez (Grand Prince) Mihailo, both belonging to the Vojislavljević dynasty. The reign of Prince Radoslav began around 1142, while the reign of Grand Prince Mihailo concluded no later than 1186. During this period, the state of Duklja strug-gled for its survival. Its primary adversary was Raška, while Byzantium served as its principal ally. Little is known about these relations, as well as the personalities and events from this period, owing to the scarcity of sources and historians’ limited interest in this topic. This paper examines the most significant events of the final period of the State of Duklja based on the available sources and literature.
Keywords: Duklja, Prince Radoslav, Grand Prince Mihailo, Raška, Byzantium
Published in DiRROS: 01.07.2026; Views: 180; Downloads: 152
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