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Select case studies
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Manna, P., & McGuinn, P. (Eds.) (2013). Education governance for the twenty-first century: Overcoming the structural barriers to school reform. Brookings Institution Press.

Select case studies

Name the case study and its source.
Describe the central issue and distinguish it from other issues that are less relevant.
Explain why the problem occurred.
Identify the participants, their roles, and their stance on the issue.
Compare the roles of the participants, indicating positions of power.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the current governance structure.
Recommend an alternative governance structure to address the problem, providing a detailed explanation for the change.

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Josip Broz Tito died in 1980. Following his death the Serb government started oppressing Albanians because Serbs felt themselves in an uneasy position within Kosovo. The republic of Yugoslavia was already going through economic crisis after Titoâs death. Unemployment increase and GDP had been dropped. In Kosovo some incidents of discrimination against Serbs by Albanians were also reported. In 1987 a member of communist party became the leader of Serbian socialist party. He tried to portray Albanians as terrorists who are endangering the lives of Serbs. In his speech on the anniversary of 1389 defeat addressing Serbs he said: âNobody, either now or in the future, has the right to beat you.â He became the president of Serbiaand considered Albanians demand of an independent state as illegitimate and illegal. He wanted a full control of Serbian government over Kosovo. In 1989 Milosevic declared a state of emergency in Yugoslavia and deployed Serbian security forces in Kosovo. The forces started crackdown against marches and strikes killing 60 people during 1990. Federal government was politically marginalizing the Kosovo Albanians. Milosevic resisted the movement of multiparty elections. He wanted to extend his period of presidency. He was again elected as president of Serbia in 1992. Due to the bad policies of Milosevic Serbs faced a strong backlash in other countries. And his policies of resistance against political and economic reforms resulted in break-up of Yugoslav republic. He was held responsible for the Fights and genocides in Bosnia and Kosovo. KLA and LDK: In the reaction of suppression of Muslimsby Serbians, Albanians declared Koso>

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