"Bosnia: why the United States should finish the job."

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Bosnia's successful transition into a multi-ethnic, free market democracy rests on the US' continued military presence the country. The presence of American troops has led to the implementation of the Dayton Peace Accords, disbanding of warring parties and destruction of almost 7,000 heavy weapons. The departure of troops could undermine these developments and threaten the peace process in Bosnia which would, in turn, threaten peace in Europe.

United States foreign relations, Bosnia and Herzegovina foreign relations

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Return and reconstruction in Bosnia-Herzegovina: missing link, or mistaken priority?

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This article examines the new problems Bosnia faces with the return of the refugees and the international response. The author argues that the international community must base their policies of aid and reconstruction based upon this growing crisis.

Bosnia-Herzegovina, International relations, Refugees, Bosnian, Bosnian refugees

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Finding the right path

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President Clinton was justified in delaying deployment of national missile defense system, because its technological infeasibility is destabilizing. The international diplomatic consequences are analyzed.

United States, Analysis, Cover Story, Military aspects, Ballistic missile defenses, Nuclear arms control, Deterrence (Strategy)

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