Balkan Politics
Montenegro Case Study: the Rise and Fall of the Democratic Party of Socialists
Authors
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Mira ŠorovićDr., Humanistic Studies, University of Donja Gorica-Montenegro
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Zoran DabetićDr., Humanistic Studies, University of Donja Gorica-Montenegro
Synopsis
The DPS1 has been one of the most influential political forces in the country’s pre/post-independence history, shaping its political, economic, and social tra-jectory for over three decades. From its beginnings during the Yugoslav Com-munist era (1945), to its rise to power as the dominant party in an independent Montenegro, the DPS has played a key role in the country’s democratic transition and its complex relationship with the European Union (EU) and regional sta-bility. The party has guided Montenegro through periods of economic reform, independence, and transition under Milo Đukanović’s leadership, but it has also faced growing criticism and challenges to its power.
Copyright
Copyright (c) 2025 Sevba Abdula (Volume editor); Amina Hadžić, Harun Nuhanović, , Idlir Lika, Sava Mitrović, Adnan Mestan, Thomas Lazaridis, Zoran Dabetić, Mira Šorović, Salich Tzampaz, Magdelina Kitanova (Chapter Author); Ali Erken (Volume editor)
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Publication Information
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Publication TypeChapter
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Volume
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Pages71-92
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PublishedJune 5, 2025
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Series
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Series PositionResearch 11
Abdula, S., & Erken, A. . (Eds.). (2025). Montenegro Case Study: the Rise and Fall of the Democratic Party of Socialists. In A. Thaçi, Balkan Politics: Political Parties in the Balkans, 1991-2024: Vol. Research 11 (pp. 71-92). Idefe Publications. https://doi.org/10.51331/EB09MZ