The Once and Future Health System in the Former Yugoslavia: Myths and Realities
MUHAMED SARIC and VICTOR G. RODWIN

With horrors of the Yugoslav civil war spilling daily over TV screens and newspapers, it is difficult to imagine that the former Yugoslavia was once hailed as an innovator in politics as well as in health care organization. Prior to the wave of revolutions that swept Eastern Europe in 1989, Yugoslavia was usually distinguished from other East European countries as having developed a unique model of socialism - one characterized by an independent, non-aligned position in foreign affairs and market-oriented workers' self-management in the domestic economy. Likewise, most citizens of Yugoslavia claimed that their health care system was as original as their political system and that it was neither private nor state-run

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