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[The population of Yugoslavia in 1991. An inventory before the chaos].


 The demographic situation in Yugoslavia in the period just prior to its breakup is analyzed using data from the 1991 census. The author notes that economic stagnation caused a decrease in the rate of migration to towns from 1981 to 1991. Sharp contrasts among the various republics and provinces are also noted. The problems caused by errors in counting Yugoslavs working abroad and by the deteriorating political situation are discussed. However, the author suggests that this census provides some useful baseline data against which recent demographic claims made by various political leaders can be checked.
