Interview with Professor Vesna Goldsworthy: My experience of cultural transfer Britain-Serbia-Britain

I read four obituaries of Madeleine Albright in different newspapers and each section dealing with her role in Yugoslavia was written very much as it would have been written in the 1990s, or even in the 1890s. The vocabulary hasn’t changed and the perception of the Peninsula hasn’t changed. So, I would say Todorova and I made a difference, but within a small circle.

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