Entangled Paths Toward Modernity

Focusing on the emergence of socialist ideology in the Balkans during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, this study explores how international socialist paradigms were adapted in Serbia, Bulgaria, and Greece. It highlights the interplay between socialism and other political modernities like nationalism, liberalism, and agrarianism. Through three distinct yet interconnected case studies, the book reveals both shared and unique trajectories of these nations, providing insights into the complexities of modernity and the ideological landscape of Southeast Europe.