Why is the International Community Still Managing Bosnia and Herzegovina 14 years After the war has ended?

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• Mateja Peter (Univeristy of Cambridge)
• Monday 05 October 2009, 19:00-19:30
• Old Music Room (A First Court), St John's College.

If you have a question about this talk, please contact Shakir Mohamed.

The presentation will look at the developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina after the end of the 1992–1995 war. The Dayton Peace Agreement that concluded the war set up a strong international administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina that is able to directly intervene in Bosnian politics by dismissing elected politicians and passing legislation. The presentation will discuss how this authority has been used and how major powers have intervened in the post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina. It will also discuss how disagreements between US, EU countries and Russia have lead to problems with the transition from a semi-protectorate to a sovereign country and whether there might be a potential for the use of similar models in other post-conflict situations.

This talk is part of the SBR Graduate Talks series.

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