176 KB40 KB196520252016Bojinović Fenko, AnaLovec, Markoštevilka:5letnik:53str. 1109-1123, 1274-1275ISSN:0040-3598COBISSID:34427229URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-07LPDE1JenVisoka šola za politične vedeTeorija in praksaBilateral relationsBilateralni odnosiDružbena razdaljaForeign policyFormer Yugoslav republicsnacionalni stereotipiNekdanje jugoslovanske republikeSocial distanceStereotipiStereotypesZahodni BalkanZunanja politikaNational stereotypes as a co-determinant of bilateral relations| the case of the Western Balkans|This is a preliminary study of the role played by national stereotypes in the relations between Western Balkan countries. According to a model that is proposed, stereotypes co-determine bilateral relations together with structural factors such as competition for political and economic resources, with physical distance serving as a proxy for the role of stereotypes as such and ethnic distance for the role of structural factors. The model is tested through a cross-country comparison of the indicators of stereotypes, physical and ethnic distance and developments in bilateral relations in the period 2014-2015. The results show an indicative correlation between relative stereotypisation, physical and ethnic distance and specific developments in bilateral relations, thus supporting the modelDelo predstavlja preliminarno študijo vloge stereotipov v odnosih med državami Zahodnega Balkana. V skladu s predlaganim modelom stereotipi sooblikujejo bilateralne odnose skupaj s strukturnimi dejavniki, kot je tekma za politične in ekonomske vire, pri čemer fizična razdalja služi kot kazalnik za vlogo stereotipov kot takšnih, etnična razdalja pa za vlogo strukturnih dejavnikov. Model je preizkušen z navzkrižno primerjavo vloge kazalcev stereotipov, fizične in etnične razdalje ter razvoja bilateralnih odnosov v obdobju 2014-2015. Rezultati kažejo zvezo med relativno stereotipizacijo, fizično in etnično razdaljo ter specifičnim razvojem odnosov, s čimer podpirajo modelTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za družbene vede