The Land at the Bottom of the Lake: Development through Nature in Yugoslav (Post-)Socialism

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This analysis explores land politics and renewable energy investments in Eastern Europe, indicating their complex socio-natural relationships.

The materiality of land significantly influences socio-natural worlds, shaping human interactions and development.
Yugoslav socialist projects from the 1950s and post-socialist investments in renewable energy reflect distinct land uses and politics.
Historical socio-natural worlds have ongoing effects on contemporary development practices and environmental engagements.
Understanding the historical context of land use enhances the analysis of current neoliberal policies in post-socialist regions.

Katarina Kušić (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis explores land politics and renewable energy investments in Eastern Europe, indicating their complex socio-natural relationships.