Aleksa Djilas
The son of Yugoslavia’s great dissident Milovan Djilas, and a former fellow of Harvard University. The author of The Contested Country has lived as an independent intellectual in Belgrade since 1993.
The son of Yugoslavia’s great dissident Milovan Djilas, and a former fellow of Harvard University. The author of The Contested Country has lived as an independent intellectual in Belgrade since 1993.
Failed states used to be largely the preserve of the developing world, where the institutions of democracy do not have deep roots. But given the extent to which the Brexit campaign has undermined Britain's institutions through lies, it is reasonable to worry that the country will soon come to resemble a tinpot dictatorship.
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