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The causes that influenced the disintegration of Yugoslavia are numerous. They are attributed various significance in the literature, but this paper devotes special attention to the socio-political regulation of the country, seen as the systemic cause of its disintegration. As early as during the creation process of the Yugoslav state, there were misunderstandings over the issue of its regulation, which would later generate political crises and encourage various ideas about the reorganization of Yugoslavia and its demise. This issue continually provoked conflicts in the country and the Yugoslav political emigration, which especially came to the forefront after Tito's death in times of a great socio-political and economic crisis in the country. These were favorable circumstances for the breakdown of Yugoslavia, in which international actors played a decisive role.

This paper discusses the changes in society and education generated by the innovations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The basic starting point is that modern technological changes are interdependent with current social processes and development projections that have accelerated their flow. Therefore, this research deals with the analysis of development strategies, information, reports and relevant literature at the document level, and it has applied an analytical and descriptive method to identify and describe the basic factors of technological and change in society and education that generate innovations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, as well as their interdependence. The innovations of this industrial revolution, as well as the previous ones, simultaneously influence the development and organization of society, its structure and dynamics, the value system, and the everyday life of people.