Peace As War : Bosnia-Herzegovina Post-Dayton.
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- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9789633863015
- Dayton Peace Accords-(1995)-Influence
- Yugoslav War, 1991-1995-Peace
- War and society-Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Peace-building-Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bosnia and Herzegovina-Foreign relations-United States
- United States-Foreign relations-Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bosnia and Herzegovina-Ethnic relations-Political aspects
- Bosnia and Herzegovina-Politics and government-1992-
- DR1313.7.P43 .P443 2019
Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: Document/Law Reading as Peace Unmaking -- Chapter 1: Dediscoursification -- Or, the Dayton Peace Implementation as a Continuation of the State of War -- Chapter 2: UN GA S/1995/1021: A 'Backward-Looking' Treaty? -- Chapter 3: Politische Justiz, Fictive Histories, and Irrationalizing Interpretation at the Bosnian Constitutional Court (U 5/98-III) -- Chapter 4: The Issue of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Election Law: The Curious Case of Željko Komšić, Our 'Vidkun Quisling' -- Interlude -- Chapter 5: Recognizing Bosnia's Constituent Ethnic Identities -- Part II: Discursive Mechanisms of Political Power -- Chapter 6: The High Representative - An Engine of Progress? -- Chapter 7: 'Junkyard Dogs,' 'Viennese Stable Tenders' and the 'Savior of Bosnian Muslims': American Peace/War-Making Politics in Bosnia, to Dayton and Beyond -- Chapter 8: Misrepresentation of Bosnia-Herzegovina in the US Congress -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index -- Back cover.
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