Publication
Mar 2010
Progress has been lacking for more than three years in the peace-building process, since the Bosnian and Herzegovine (BiH) parliament failed in April 2006 to decide on a new constitution which would make "Dayton-Bosnia" a more viable state, with rational institutions compatible with future EU and NATO membership. As a consequence, BiH remains a dysfunctional state, with frequently blocked decision-making mechanisms, nationalistic rhetoric and policies, as well as a lack of cross-entity and cross-ethnic cooperation.
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| Author | Predrag Jureković |
| Series | BMLV/PfP Consortium Study Group Information |
| Publisher | Partnership for Peace Consortium (PfPC) of Defense Academies and Security Studies Institutes |
| Copyright | Paperback copies may be obtained free of charge from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence. © 2010 Austrian National Defence Academy and Bureau for Security Policy at the Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence |