The Principles of International Law in the Peace Treaties and Agreements of the Yugoslav Wars: Their Relevance to the Search for Stability in the Region

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• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Introduction. The Balkans, reform of the treaties, and European integration: the challenges of stabilization not yet achieved
  • The Principles of International Law in the Peace Treaties and Agreements of the Yugoslav Wars: Their Relevance to the Search for Stability in the Region
  • The Role of the Treaties in the Balkans: "The Fifth Treaty"
  • The Role of the Ohrid Framework Agreement and the Peace Process in Macedonia
  • Constitutions and Good Governance: Challenges for Post-Conflict Reconstruction and EU-Integration
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Statehood Crossroads
  • The New Constitution of Serbia and the Autonomy of Vojvodina: a Comparative Analysis of the Constitution of Serbia
  • The Politics of Partition in Kosovo: Ethnicity, Territoriality, and Nation-building
  • Europe and the Balkans: A Mirror Image
  • Attracting Foreign Direct Investment in Southeast Europe: Challenges for Regional Cooperation
  • Regional Cooperation and Regional Divergence: the Inequalising Effects of Free Trade Agreements in the Western Balkans
  • Trade and Foreign Direct Investments in the Western Balkans: the Role of Italy
  • Security in Balkan Europe: Premises and Prospects
  • Kosovo: Security Risks
  • The EU as a Security Actor: The Case of Bosnia
  • Concluding Remarks of the Forlì International Conference January 20th - 21st, 2006, Forlì, Italy
  • List of Contributors
  • Index
• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/73792

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