Por qué colapsó Yugoslavia (y no fue la guerra)

Yugoslavia wasn't destroyed by the war. The war was the consequence. In this video, I analyze how a federation that became the most sophisticated political experiment of European socialism ended up dissolving into seven territories—and why I believe that this collapse has three specific causes: an economic crisis that the system couldn't resolve, an institutional vacuum that Tito left unaddressed, and leaders who found in nationalism the most convenient path for their own careers. ────────────────────────────────────────── 00:00 — Introduction 01:20 — The Origin of the Peoples: Two Empires, One Border 02:20 — How Yugoslavia Was Born and Why It Was Born Wrong 07:20 — Tito: The Man Who Held Everything Together 08:30 — The Structural Trap: Economy, Debt, and Regional Inequality 11:34 — The Void After Tito and the Rise of Nationalism 14:53 — The Territories Today and the Three Causes of Collapse ────────────────────────────────────────── The world is chaos. Let me explain. 📌 @abetohistorico on TikTok and Instagram ───────────────────── ───────────────────── Main sources · Kukić, L. (2015). Regional foundations of national development. LSE Economic History Working Paper. · Lampe, J. (2000). Yugoslavia as History. Cambridge University Press. · Judah, T. (2008). The Serbs: History, Myth and the Destruction of Yugoslavia. Yale University Press.