Justice and peace? How the international criminal tribunal affects societal peace in Bosnia

Article Abstract:

The explanations of the level of societal peace, the degree of conflict and/or cooperation in a society and the extent to which internationally provided justice contributes to the maintenance of peaceful societies is examined. Some research suggests that internationally provided justice is critical to peace and reconciliation, but scholars argue that such attempts can do more harm than good by inflaming ethnic violence, while other research contends that its effects are limited at best.

Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Justice & Safety-Total Govt, Peace, Criminal justice, Administration of, Administration of criminal justice

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Good fences make good neighbors? A comparison of conflict-regulation strategies in postwar Bosnia

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A comparison of effectiveness of the consociational and the integrative approach in fostering stability in postwar Bosnia is presented. The Dayton Agreement that ended the war in Bosnia contains elements of both the approaches-Lijphart's consociational model and Horowitz's integrative model, and the balance between them is changing in the course of its implementation.

Postwar reconstruction

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Fences, walls, and the development of cities: The long-term effects of the Israeli-Palestinian land obstacle

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The long-run economic effects of the security land obstacle on the Palestinian economy and the level of terror are discussed. Talented Palestinians will be forced to work in their own cities due to the obstacles leading to the development of technology-oriented industry in the Palestinian economy.

Israel, Palestine, Analysis, Economic aspects, Economic conditions, Palestinian Territories, Palestine (Historical region), Arab-Israeli border conflicts

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