A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska:
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Beschreibung: | Twelve years after its own vicious war, Bosnia and Herzegovina has changed tremendously. It has seen the large-scale return of displaced persons, the return of property and a comprehensive process of demilitarization. Freedom of movement has been restored. Interethnic violence has disappeared. New institutions at the state level govern an increasingly integrated single market. The changes that have taken place in Bosnia over the past twelve years have been no less profound than those which transformed Western Europe in the 12 years after World War II. || This report investigates conditions in a municipality in Republika Srpska on the former frontline that was once infamous as a hotbed of (Serb) nationalism. Doboj, divided by the war and today split into four parts, has long been a mirror of wider trends. Ten years ago, Doboj was notorious as a centre of hard-line nationalism. The Bosniak and Croat villages in the vicinity had been ruthlessly destroyed. The few remaining non-Serbs were under intense pressure to leave. The SDS (Serb Democratic Party), founded by indicted war criminal Radovan Karadzic, held Doboj firmly in its grip. There was little reason for hope that the multiethnic life of this region could ever be restored |
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spellingShingle | A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska Transformation Period (1990 - 2010) Post-Communist Transformation |
title | A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska |
title_auth | A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska |
title_exact_search | A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska |
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title_full | A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska |
title_fullStr | A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska |
title_full_unstemmed | A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska |
title_short | A BOSNIAN FORTRESS. Return, Energy and the Future of Republika Srpska |
title_sort | a bosnian fortress return energy and the future of republika srpska |
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