An Electorate Adrift: Refugees and Elections in post-Milošević Serbia

Andrew Konitzer and Jelena Grujić

Europe-Asia Studies, 2009, vol. 61, issue 5, 857-874

Abstract: A political scientist and an anthropologist combine methodologies and perspectives from their respective fields to re-examine the relationship between refugee populations and support for radical political options in the Republic of Serbia. The results of their research challenge the stereotype of a homogeneously radicalised refugee electorate and instead suggest that the Serbian Radical Party garners support only in those areas where highly concentrated populations of refugees from Croatia have created an ideal mix of socio-culture characteristics and alienation from the domicile population to raise support for the Radicals from voters in the refugee and domicile populations.

Date: 2009
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DOI: 10.1080/09668130902905057

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