Bosnia after Dayton : nationalist partition and international intervention
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Bosnia after Dayton : nationalist partition and international intervention
C. Hurst, c2002
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Bibliography: p. 283-290
Includes index
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: pbk ISBN 9781850655855
Description
Since the Dayton Peace Agreement at the end of 1995, Bosnia-Hercegovina has been the focus of a major international intervention to transform a deeply divided post-war territory into a politically viable, multi-ethnic and democratic state. This study places that state-making enterprise within the context of Bosnia's complex historical legacy - the background to the `Bosnian question' that emerged as Yugoslavia unravelled in 1991-2, and the social and political realities at ground level in post-war Bosnia. At the same time, Sumantra Bose brings a comparative perspective to the issues that make contemporary Bosnia significant far beyond its contested borders - debates over partition, the efficacy of international peace-building interventions, and the suitability of particular political-institutional frameworks to longer-term goals of coexistence and democratisation. c. 300pp. April 2002 Hbk: 1-85065-645-2 40.00
Table of Contents
Contents: An Important and Complex Place: Bosnia after Dayton - A State by International Design? Liberal Internationalism Confronts the `Balkans' - Partition in Modern Times: Bosnia in Comparative Perspective - Mostar, 1994-2001: Nationalist Partition and International Intervention in a Bosnian Town - Building Democracy amid Division: The Institutional Framework of the Dayton State - Post-Yugoslav Futures: Lessons from (and for) International Intervention.
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: casebound ISBN 9781850656456
Description
Since the Dayton Peace Agreement at the end of 1995, Bosnia-Hercegovina has been the focus of a major international intervention to transform a deeply-divided post-war territory into a politically viable, multi-ethnic and democratic state. This study places that state-making enterprise within the context of Bosnia's complex historical legacy - the background to the "Bosnian question" that emerged as Yugoslavia unravelled in 1991-2, and the social and political realities at ground level in post-war Bosnia. At the same time, Sumantra Bose seeks to bring a comparative perspective to the issues that make contemporary Bosnia significant far beyond its contested borders - debates over partition, the efficacy of international peace-building interventions, and the suitability of particular political-institutional frameworks to longer-term goals of coexistence and democratization.
Table of Contents
Contents: An Important and Complex Place: Bosnia after Dayton - A State by International Design? Liberal Internationalism Confronts the 'Balkans' - Partition in Modern Times: Bosnia in Comparative Perspective - Mostar, 1994-2001: Nationalist Partition and International Intervention in a Bosnian Town - Building Democracy amid Division: The Institutional Framework of the Dayton State - Post-Yugoslav Futures: Lessons from (and for) International Intervention.
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