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INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN POSTCONFLICT COUNTRIES: CASE OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Ksenija Jurišić ; Faculty of Political Science, Zagreb
Domagoj Galić ; Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Mostar


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Abstract

The paper is focused on activities of international organizations in postconflict
and unstable countries with a special overview of their role in
BiH. Since 1990 international organizations – such as UN, NATO, EU
and OESS – have been engaged in BiH in the process of building the
country and transforming a divided society into economically and politically
sustainable country. Although international organizations became
an important factor in the weak and non-functional country with the
support of all eminent European countries and the USA, their interference
has not produced expected results.

Keywords

United Nations; Bosnia and Herzegovina; OESS; High Representative; international organizations; country building

Hrčak ID:

228636

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/228636

Publication date:

11.12.2012.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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