The atlas delves into the intriguing history and political landscape of microstates, defined as sovereign entities with minimal population and land area. It examines their geopolitical significance and the concept of self-determination, highlighting how these small nations navigate their roles on the global stage.
The ideal gift for anyone interested in language, geography and people. We communicate through the spoken and written word and language has evolved over the centuries. Many languages have survived although only in small pockets throughout the world. This book explores a selection of those languages.
Exploring the historical roots of the Serbian people, this monograph delves into their Asian origins, tracing their journey from India to Europe over six millennia. It challenges the notion that external forces have concealed the truth about Serbian ethnogenesis, questioning why local scholars have not uncovered these findings. The narrative reveals the complex identity of Serbs, highlighting the distinction between "Black Serbs" and "White Serbs" and emphasizing the impact of cultural heritage loss on their understanding of ethnic identity.
Shortlisted for the Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards. This beautifully designed book presents unusual borders, enclaves and exclaves, divided or non- existent cities and islands.