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Greece and the Balkans: A historical perspective

Greece's recent ‘Balkan’ manifestations, such as reaction over the question of the name of the FYROM, public sympathy for the Serbs in the Kosovo crisis and fear of the Albanians, betrayed political and ideological confusion over the issues involved in these questions. This confusion was largely due to a tendency to interpret present realities in the light of notions about Greece and its northern neighbours shaped in the past and to an apparent inability to understand a rapidly changing world.