...Azra Hromažić [T]hrough the complicated, long-term effects of converging postwar and postsocialist forces, the Bosnian state continues to be emptied of its citizens. © 2018 Current History. All rights reserved. 2018 The Regents of the University of California Azra Hromažić Bosnia...

... refugees trauma diaspora political mobilization Kosovo Albanians Palestinians Bosnia Serbia Syria PERSPECTIVE The global refugee crisis has raised pressing questions about how to manage hundreds of thousands of people on the move and alleviate their suffering. These problems are mag- nified...

...Jelena Subotic Croatia has bought its ticket to Brussels, and Montenegro could be next, while Serbia, Bosnia, Macedonia, and Kosovo are stuck in a crowded, smoky waiting room. © 2013 Current History. All rights reserved. 2013 The Regents of the University of California Jelena Subotic...

.... All rights reserved. 2012 The Regents of the University of California Rajan Menon China Russia Syria Libya sovereignty humanitarian intervention United Nations Charter Security Council responsibility protect Bosnia Kosovo Darfur 310 China and Russia s stance on Syria...

.... All rights reserved. 2001 The Regents of the University of California United Kingdom European Union United States George Bush Iraq United Nations NATO Saint Malo Bosnia Afghanistan The year 2003 was in many ways an annushorribilis for Europe. The deep divisions dis-played over...

...John R. Lampe The experience in Bosnia and Kosovo provides encouragement. … The largest postintervention lesson they offer is that the United States and its international partners can work effectively together once they are on the ground together. © 2001 Current History. All rights reserved...

... of California Albanians Balkans Bosnia ethnicities Kosovo Kosovo Liberation Army Macedonia National Liberation Army Skopje Yugoslavia Macedonia: Melting Pot or Meltdown? DUNCAN PERRY In early 2001, the Republic of Macedonia becamethe target of a sustained Albanian guerrilla insur-gency...

...David Chandler There is an alternative to the paradox of establishing new protectorate powers and more invasive international mandates to bring about democracy and selfgovernment in Bosnia, an option never advocated by policy advisers from international institutions: allow people in the region...

...International Crisis Group Many of those accused of war crimes [in Bosnia] have successfully diverted the international community's attention from their wartime activities while maintaining significant influence in their local communities. An often-complacent international community...