Destruction of economic and social institutions

Closing of universities, schools, newspapers and magazines, social and charitable organizations, and trade unions cripple education, research, and attempts at community organizations and identity.

Economic manipulation and exploitation, coupled with arbitrary administrative rulings, have led in the 1992-93 period to the progressive dismantlement of Kosovo society in favour of Serbian domination.

1. There is now a crisis in the moral fabric of society – a crisis of values – which is increasingly reflected in the poor functioning of many of the fundamental building blocks of society, and in general social breakdown.

1. Social breakdown
2. National political disintegration

1. Unnecessary business closings
2. Inaccessible places of worship
3. Factory closures
4. Closure of schools
5. Closure of recreation areas

1. Collapse in the meaning of participating in society
2. Breakdown of local community cohesion

1. Loss of institutional credibility
2. Economic manipulation
3. Economic exploitation
4. Collective punishment
5. Arbitrary enforcement of regulations

1. Destabilization of social systems

1. Maintaining structure of society
2. Dismantling society
3. Closing social institutions
4. Appealing to values

1. Unsociable
2. Uneconomic
3. Dismantlement
4. Destructiveness
5. Closeness