Well, first I put it in perspective. This is very troubling. However, the level of violence in Kosovo today is comparable to what we see in many American cities. In other words, this is no longer a society at war. It's still a troubled society, just as many parts of our own are, but it's not a society at war.
Trends are in the right direction, partly because the communities are segregating themselves.
And they're not living in a situation where there will be revenge attacks quite as easily because the mobs no longer have access to the Serbs. And as the professor just mentioned, this may be in the short term a good thing. Separate but equal. A little bit of that I'm afraid. I think in the short term, we need a restoration of the rule of law.