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Aid for Peace: Can International Financial Instutitions Help Prevent Conflict? [PDF]
James Boyce, Manuel Pastor
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Political legitimacy, confidence‐building and the Dayton peace agreement
International Peacekeeping, 1997Peace in Bosnia is fragile at best and faces a variety of challenges. Political legitimacy and confidence‐building are crucial factors for the success of the peace process. In turn, the perception of legitimacy and the degree of the population's confidence in their government, governing system and in the peace process itself, are contingent upon the ...
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Complex public power regulation in Bosnia and Herzegovina after the Dayton peace agreement
Ethnopolitics, 2006Abstract Since the Dayton Peace Agreement, an international High Representative based in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has been charged with guiding and monitoring the country's peace implementation process. As the High Representative has come to play an increasingly active role in the country and to exercise governmental or public power in his own ...
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International Peacekeeping, 1997
In 1993, the United Nations Security Council established a War Crimes Tribunal to prosecute atrocities that were committed in the territory of former Yugoslavia, after the conflict in the region drew wide public attention. It was envisaged that the tribunal would aid in the restoration of peace and security in the Balkans.
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In 1993, the United Nations Security Council established a War Crimes Tribunal to prosecute atrocities that were committed in the territory of former Yugoslavia, after the conflict in the region drew wide public attention. It was envisaged that the tribunal would aid in the restoration of peace and security in the Balkans.
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Diplomacy & Statecraft, 2000
The General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina ‐ the Dayton Accord — brought a formal end to the war in Bosnia, but the prospects for an enduring peace remain uncertain. One of the obstacles to peace is the accord itself. This article outlines the main provisions of the agreement and then examines its structural weaknesses.
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The General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina ‐ the Dayton Accord — brought a formal end to the war in Bosnia, but the prospects for an enduring peace remain uncertain. One of the obstacles to peace is the accord itself. This article outlines the main provisions of the agreement and then examines its structural weaknesses.
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The Yugoslav Tribunal at a Crossroads: The Dayton Peace Agreement and Beyond
Human Rights Quarterly, 1996openaire +3 more sources