A shattering history of the last hundred years of genocidal war which won the Pulitzer Prize for Non-fiction 2003.

In the 1980s, under economic deterioration and the pressure of Serbia's ambitious political establishment, Yugoslavia broke up along ethnic fault lines. This volume recounts socialist Yugoslavia's troubles and the challenges facing its successor states from May 1980 to December 2000.

A work of history which sets the war in Balkans in its historical and political context. It covers the events of 1993-1995.

Steve Cohen examines India's security and military strategy, and the dramatic changes which have taken place in it since independence. He looks at not just India's history, but it relations with Pakistan and the US.

This text offers a treatment of the years leading to war in Kosovo. It examines the formation of Serbian national identity, scrutinizes the hostilities of the region, shows how myth and experience inform the political ideologies of Kosovo, and explores how these beliefs are created and perpetrated.