Richard Mills is lecturer in Modern European History at the University of East Anglia, where he received his PhD, and has recently become the course director there for the BA in Modern History. Mills has published in peer-reviewed journals, edited collections and the popular sports magazine When Saturday Comes. He has guest lectured at the CIES's prestigious FIFA master's programme.

• Introduction Chapter 1 - Antecedents: Football in the Kingdom, 1919–1941Chapter 2 - Liberation Football, 1941–1945Chapter 3 - (Re)constructing the Yugoslav Game, 1945–1948Chapter 4 - A ‘Golden Age’? Prestige, Problems and the ‘Third Way’ after 1948Chapter 5 - Keeping the Revolution Alive: The Long 1970sChapter 6 - After Tito – Nationalism! The 1980sChapter 7 - The Maksimir Myth Chapter 8 - On the Brink: The 1990–1991 SeasonChapter 9 - Football on the Frontlines, 1991–1995Conclusion

A well-researched and well-written book on the country, its history, politics, nationalism and, ultimately, on football.

Richard Mills is lecturer in Modern European History at the University of East Anglia, where he received his PhD, and has recently become the course director there for the BA in Modern History. Mills has published in peer-reviewed journals, edited collections and the popular sports magazine When Saturday Comes. He has guest lectured at the CIES's prestigious FIFA master's programme.

• Introduction Chapter 1 - Antecedents: Football in the Kingdom, 1919–1941Chapter 2 - Liberation Football, 1941–1945Chapter 3 - (Re)constructing the Yugoslav Game, 1945–1948Chapter 4 - A ‘Golden Age’? Prestige, Problems and the ‘Third Way’ after 1948Chapter 5 - Keeping the Revolution Alive: The Long 1970sChapter 6 - After Tito – Nationalism! The 1980sChapter 7 - The Maksimir Myth Chapter 8 - On the Brink: The 1990–1991 SeasonChapter 9 - Football on the Frontlines, 1991–1995Conclusion

A well-researched and well-written book on the country, its history, politics, nationalism and, ultimately, on football.

Richard Mills is lecturer in Modern European History at the University of East Anglia, where he received his PhD, and has recently become the course director there for the BA in Modern History. Mills has published in peer-reviewed journals, edited collections and the popular sports magazine When Saturday Comes. He has guest lectured at the CIES's prestigious FIFA master's programme.

• Introduction Chapter 1 - Antecedents: Football in the Kingdom, 1919–1941Chapter 2 - Liberation Football, 1941–1945Chapter 3 - (Re)constructing the Yugoslav Game, 1945–1948Chapter 4 - A ‘Golden Age’? Prestige, Problems and the ‘Third Way’ after 1948Chapter 5 - Keeping the Revolution Alive: The Long 1970sChapter 6 - After Tito – Nationalism! The 1980sChapter 7 - The Maksimir Myth Chapter 8 - On the Brink: The 1990–1991 SeasonChapter 9 - Football on the Frontlines, 1991–1995Conclusion

A well-researched and well-written book on the country, its history, politics, nationalism and, ultimately, on football.