Internal migrations were relatively strong during the pre–World War II Yugoslav Kingdom; however, in socialist Yugoslavia, they significantly intensified and changed in direction and structure. Three periods of the inter-republic migrations can be roughly discerned: a) the period of pan-Yugoslav consolidation (1945–1956); b) the period of pan-Yugoslav enthusiasm (1956–1974); and c) the period of supranational disintegration (1974–1991). The so-called pseudo-voluntary migration marks each of them. The article explains the basis, structure, and causality of intra-Yugoslav migrations as well as the selectivity of migration based on ethnicity, with a special emphasis on Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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URN:NBN:SI:DOC-W0JAGK4R

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247437827

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10.3986/2025.2.13

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13.02.2026

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Josipovič, Damir (2025). Politično-geografski dejavniki selektivnosti notranjih (medrepubliških) migracij v SFRJ (1945–1991) kot primer psevdoprostovoljnih migracij, s poudarkom na Bosni in Hercegovini. Dve domovini, issue 62, str. 243-267. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-W0JAGK4R from http://www.dlib.si

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Josipovič, Damir. "Politično-geografski dejavniki selektivnosti notranjih (medrepubliških) migracij v SFRJ (1945–1991) kot primer psevdoprostovoljnih migracij, s poudarkom na Bosni in Hercegovini." Dve domovini issue 62 (2025) str. 243-267.
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