Rojas Bajana Roberto Andres¹*, Daniel Augusto Moreira Caceres², Valenzuela Moran Franklin Alejandro¹, Gonzales Fuentes Luis Alberto¹, Moran Chacon Mariela³ and Cumbicus Montoya Hugo¹

¹Educational Unit Liceo Naval de Guayaquil, Ecuador
²University of Guayaquil, Ecuador ³Technological University Argos, Ecuador

*Corresponding Author: Rojas Bajana Roberto Andres, Educational Unit Liceo Naval de Guayaquil, Ecuador.

Received: May 23, 2022; Published: July 11, 2022

Abstract

The present work shows a study on the disintegration of Yugoslavia and its effects, for this the purpose is to analyze the dissolution of Yugoslavia from the point of view of ethnicity, in this sense arises the question before: How did the ethnic factor influence the disintegration of Yugoslav? The methodology applied in this work is qualitative and documentary, whose results show and confirm that many of these dissolution factors are ethnic. Finally, as a conclusion it can be observed that in a very direct way, almost always the ethnic cause was linked to the different secessionist processes that took place between 1990-1999, the project of union of the South Slavs (Yugoslavia) was destined to fail since its first attempt at accession, at that time what motivated its union was to protect itself from its neighbors, the Imp. Austro-Hungarian and Germany, which were more socially developed.

Keywords: Ethnic Factor; Wars Dissolution; Yugoslavia

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Citation

Citation: Rojas Bajaña Roberto Andrés., et al. “The Ethnic Factor as an Influence on the Wars of the Subsequent Process of Dissolution of Yugoslavia". Acta Scientific Orthopaedics 5.8 (2022): 03-09.

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