Bosnia and Herzegovina: Issues for U.S. Policy in 2005

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By Steven Woehrel (au)
Year: 2005
Pages: 16
Binding Paperback
ISBN 978-1-4578-3896-5

Product Code: 1457838966

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The 1995 Dayton Peace Accords, brokered primarily by the U.S., ended the war in Bosnia, which had cost hundreds of thousands of lives and created over 2 million refugees and displaced persons. The Dayton Peace Accords also set up Bosniaäó»s current political structure of two semi-autonomous, ethnically-based äóìentitiesäó and a relatively weak central government. It resulted in the deployment of a NATO-led peacekeeping force charged with providing a secure environment for the implementation of the peace agreement. In Dec. 2004, a European Union (EU) force took over peacekeeping duties from NATO. A U.N.-appointed High Representative, created by the Dayton Accords, oversaw the civilian implementation efforts. Contents of this 2005 report: Introduction; Successes and Remaining Challenges; Prospects for Stability and Self-Sustaining Reforms; U.S. Policy Issues: SFOR and Partnership for Peace; War Crimes and Cooperation with the ICTY; Terrorism; U.S. Aid. Map. This is a print on demand report.

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