Bosnia after Dayton
Subtitle: nationalist partition and international intervention
By: Sumantra Bose.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York; Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 295
Subjects: Nationalism -- Bosnia and Hercegovina; Peacekeeping forces -- Bosnia and Hercegovina; Bosnia and Hercegovina -- Politics and government -- 1992-; Bosnia and Hercegovina -- History -- Partition, 1995
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 283-290) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Chapters; title: 1. An Important and Complex Place: Bosnia after Dayton 1; title: The importance of Bosnia 2; title: The complexity of Bosnia 10; title: Epilogue and prologue: a Bosnian Story 38; title: 2. A State by International Design? Liberal Internationalism and the Balkans 41; title: A question of legitimacy 42; title: Foundations of the Dayton peace 52; title: Structure of the Dayton state 60; title: Conclusion: dilemmas of liberal internationalism 89; title: 3. Mostar, 1994-2001: Nationalist Partition and International Intervention in a Bosnian Town 95; title: The city that was 99; title: War and partition 100; title: A tenuous bridge: international intervention in partitioned Mostar, 1994-2001 106; title: Politics: the persistence of polarization 116; title: Other dimensions of partition: economy, education, culture, symbols 131; title: Conclusion: lessons of Mostar 142; title: 4. Bosnia and the Partition Debate - an Intervention 149; title: Untangling the debate 161; title: Beyond the partition debate 199; title: 5. Democracy amid Division: the Institutional Architecture of the Dayton State 204; title: Bosnia's party system 206; title: Electoral integration 215; title: Federalism,federation and the Bosnian state 241; title: Consociational present, consociational future? 246; title: 6. Post-Yugoslav Futures: Lessons from (and for) International Intervention 253.