Nesvrstanost u misli i delu Tita

The monograph Non-Alignment in the Thought and Deeds of Tito, by Čedomir Vučković, is an extensive and thorough study dedicated to the theoretical formulation and practical application of the policy of non-alignment under the leadership of Josip Broz Tito. The author analyzes the evolution of the non-alignment concept—from its initial resistance to the world’s division into blocs and the Cold War, to the formation of a global movement that brought together nations from Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Through an examination of Tito’s speeches, meetings with other heads of state, and diplomatic initiatives, Vučković highlights the core ideals of this policy: active peaceful coexistence, the struggle against colonialism, non-interference in the internal affairs of other states, and the establishment of equitable international relations. Particular focus is placed on the 1961 Belgrade Conference and Tito’s role in bridging ideological and geopolitical divides among the members of the Movement. The book offers valuable historical and political insight into a period when Yugoslavia exerted significant influence on the global stage, balancing between East and West. It serves as an essential text for understanding Yugoslav foreign policy, Cold War diplomacy, and the ideological foundations of the Non-Aligned Movement.