Introduction

1) The Dynamics of Migrations in the Balkans in the 20^th and 21^st Centuries: The Introductory Characteristics

I. Part – Forced Migrations in the Balkans

2) Ethnic (Forced) Migrations in the Balkans I. – The first half of the 20^th Century: Deportations, Expulsions, Ethnic Un-mixing.

3) Ethnic (Forced) Migrations in the Balkans II. – The aftermath of World War II: Expulsions vs Internal Colonization and Resettlement

4) Ethnic (Forced) Migrations in the Balkans III. – The Socialist Era: Exchange of Population

5) Ethnic (Forced) Migrations in the Balkans IV. – The dissolution of the SFRY: Ethnic Cleansing as a strategy of building nation-states.

6) Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons from the Former Yugoslavia: Migration Policy of European States

II. Part – (Non)-Return to the Western Balkans

7) Return of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons I.: The Return Migration Policy of European States

8) Return of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons II.: Minority Return and Reversing Ethnic Cleansing outcomes

9) The Myth of Return

10) The Aftermath of Forced Migrations – The Transformation of Ethno-Demographic Reality in the ex-Yugoslav Republics

III. Economic migration in the Balkans

11) Economic Migration I.: The Yugoslav Gastarbeiters in Western Europe

12) Economic Migration II.: Brain Drain, Brain Gain, and Remittance in the post-war, post-socialist, and post-Yugoslav Societies

13) Economic Migrations III.: Transnationalism in the Balkans in the 21^st Century