Croatia has become a "monoethnic" state because of the racialized policies of mass expulsion during the 1990s. This is an example of:

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Ethnic cleansing refers to the systematic expulsion or murder of people from an ethnic or religious group from a particular territory. The policies of mass expulsion in Croatia during the 1990s targeted the Serb population, resulting in the creation of a "monoethnic" state. This can be considered an example of ethnic cleansing.

Croatia Has Become a "Monoethnic" State Because of the Racialized