Title: The 1996 Bosnia-Herzegovina elections
First published: 1997
Description: On 14 September 1996, against the background of the Dayton agreement, six different elections took place in Bosnia-Herzegovina. This book covers extensively what was observed on the ground by 900 international observers: the voting process and the count of votes. Did the Polling Station Committee act impartially and competently? What representatives of parties or candidates were observing the elections? In which aspects do the regions in the entities Republica Srpska and the Federation Bosnia-Herzegovina differ? Did observers report specific problems in municipalities split by the Inter Entity Boundary Line?

The book contributes to a clear understanding of the political climate, the role of the OSCE, and of whether the elections were conducted properly. It should be of interest to students, scholars and others working in observation and analysis of elections, the political situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, ethnic conflicts, and the role of international organisations in democratisation and peace processes.
Subjects: Politics and government, Elections, Election monitoring, Elections & referenda, c 1990 to c 2000, Elections And Voting, Contemporary Politics - Eastern Europe, Politics/International Relations, Political Science, Politics / Current Events, Politics - Current Events, Bosnia-Herzegovina, General, Political Process - Elections, Political Science / Elections, Political Science / General, Bosnia and Hercegovina, 1992-, Bosnia and hercegovina, politics and government, Bosnia and hercegovina, history
Places: Bosnia and Hercegovina
Time periods: 1992-
LC classification: JN9679.B6 S38 1997