Sumrak neoliberalisma

Major unpredictable and unprecedented events in recent decades have significantly changed the contemporary social structures of
industrialism. However, such changes were not met with appropriate responses in and from Western countries. Thus they imposed
their lagging behind programs and failed economic policies on the countries of the former Eastern Bloc as an alternative to the
fading real socialism. Instead of accepting these countries as partners in opening new perspectives of 'accelerated history', Western
countries supported the right-wing forces of the countries of former real socialism, placing them in a dependent position and social
development of the early stages of capitalism.
 Such major changes in social development emphasize the importance and the role of creative scientific thoughts, modern social
programs, information economy and the role of responsible and competent political activity. Moreover, the role of these forces in
the Western Balkans becomes even more important, knowing that instead of democratic processes, stubbornness (that (s)he from
other 'religious camp' must not come to power) instead of competence, are the main means of gaining power and exploiting social
backwardness and civic immaturity of broad masses