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January 14, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Soft Power of Serbia: Implications for Croatia

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MŠMarko Šarić

Key Points

  • The research aims to explore the implications of Serbian soft power on Croatia.
  • Analysis of cultural instruments including music, religion, and institutions.
  • Examination of the role of Serbian minority in Croatia.
  • Discussion of perceptions of 'Srpski svet' in Croatian context.
  • Identified key instruments of Serbian soft power like turbo folk music and the Serbian Orthodox Church.
  • Highlighted concerns about undermining Croatian national identity.
  • Described potential destabilization of regional relations.

Abstract

Abstract: This abstract discusses the concept of Serbian soft power and its perceived implications for Croatia. It identifies Serbian turbo folk music, the Serbian Orthodox Church, and Serbian cultural centers as instruments of this soft power. The abstract also mentions the use of the Serbian minority in Croatia for promoting Serbian soft power and expresses concern about the concept of "Srpski svet" ("Serb World"), which is described as a term for Serbia's soft power. The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts is presented as an ideologue of propaganda. The "Srpski svet" is perceived in some Croatian circles as an attempt to expand Serbian influence, weaken national identities, and destabilize other states, potentially hindering Croatian interests and contributing to distrust between the two countries.

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Marko Šarić (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6966f2f013bf7a6f02c0046bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18215000
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