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\nEdited by Marta Szpala  \nWarsaW FeBrUary 2016  \nParadoxes of stabilisation Bosnia and HerzegoVina  \nFroM THe PersPeCTiVe oF CenTraL eUroPe  \nedited by Marta szpala  \n© copyright by ośrodek studiów Wschodnichim. Marka Karpia / centre for eastern studies  \ncontent editor Marta szpala  \neditor  \nnicholas Furnival  \nco-operation  \nanna Łabuszewska, Katarzyna Kazimierska  \ngrapHic design para-BucH  \npHotograpH on coVer  \n[F. pallars / shutterstock.com](F. pallars / shutterstock.com)  \ndtp  \ngroupMedia  \nMaps  \nWojciech Mańkowski  \npuBlisHer  \nośrodek studiów Wschodnich im. Marka Karpia centre for eastern studies  \nul. Koszykowa 6a, Warsaw, poland phone + 48 /22/ 525 80 00  \nFax: + 48 /22/ 525 80 40 [osw.waw.pl](osw.waw.pl)  \nisBn 978-83-62936-78-6  \nContents  \nIntroductIon /7  \nPart I. the Internal challenges  \nJan Muś  \none hand clappIng – the state-buIldIng process and the constItutIon of bosnIa and herzegovIna /17  \n[1.](1. origins)[ origins](1. origins) of the constitution /17  \n2. non-territorial division – constituent peoples /19  \n3. territorial division /19  \n4. constitutional consociationalism – institutions, processes, competencesand territorial division /21  \n4.1. representation of ethnic groups or ethnicisation of institutions /22 4.2. the division of competences /24  \n4.3. procedural guarantees of inclusion /26 conclusions /27  \nWojciech stanisławski  \nthree natIons In bosnIa and herzegovIna (to say nothIng of the fourth). the quest for a post-dayton collectIve bosnIan IdentIty /29  \n1. the three historical and political nations of bosnia /31  \n2. the nations or the projects? /32  \n3. the stalemate and the protests /34  \n4. the quest for a shared memory /35  \nHana semanić  \nfragmentatIon and segregatIon In the educatIon system In bosnIa and herzegovIna /39  \n1. high decentralisation of the education system /42  \n2. higher education and curriculum reform /44  \n3. literature and language teaching /46  \n4. ‘two schools under one roof’ system /49  \n5. the ‘national group of subjects’ issue /50  \nHaris Mešinović  \ndayton’s structure of bosnIa and herzegovIna and the sIngle economIc space /55  \n1. promise and reality of post-war recovery and prosperity /56  \n2. more competition then coordination in economic management /58  \n3. not so common economic space /60  \n[4.](4. origins)[ origins](4. origins) of resistance to the ses /62 conclusions /65  \nPéter reményi  \nconnectIng bosnIa and herzegovIna /67  \n1. bosnia and herzegovina and the inherited infrastructure /69  \n2. ethnocracy and the infrastructural development of the entities /72 2.1. spatial planning as a tool for ethno-territorial control – rs /75 2.2. spatial planning – fbih /76  \n3. examples of ethno-territorial-based planning /77  \n3.1. the e-W (posavina) axis of rs /77  \n3.2. the fbih exit to croatia via tuzla /78  \n3.3. the eastern herzegovina highway /78  \n3.4. railway plans of rs /79  \n3.5. banja luka-split motorway /81  \n4. bosnia and herzegovina and the v4 states /81 conclusions and proposals /82  \nrastislav báchora, simona Mészárosová  \nInternal securIty In bosnIa and herzegovIna /85  \n1. meaning of the socio-economic aspects /85  \n[1.1.](1.1. social-economic)[ social-economic](1.1. social-economic) situation in bih /86  \n[1.2.](1.2. social)[ social](1.2. social) situation and internal security/87  \n2. main security challenges /88  \n2.1. corruption /89  \n2.2. organised crime in bih /92  \n2.3. Islamism and terrorism /94  \n2.4. digression: austro-bosnian-Jihad-connection /101 conclusions /102  \ntomáš dopita  \nlessons from the army and polIce reforms /103  \n1. the success of the reform of the army /103  \n2. the failure of the police reform /106  \n3. lessons for the current Integration Initiatives /108 Part II. InternatIonal envIronment  \nMarta szpala  \nbosnIa and herzegovIna In a WIder neIghbourhood  \n– more players In the game /115  \n1. how the eu lost a decade /115  \n2.","cbCaiuV1L4acq1Ot","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuV1L4acq1Ot","pdf",2132445,162,"English","# Introduction\n# Part I. The Internal Challenges\n## The state-building process and the constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina\n## Three nations in Bosnia and Herzegovina (and the quest for a post-Dayton collective identity)\n## Fragmentation and segregation in the education system in Bosnia and Herzegovina\n## Dayton’s structure and the single economic space\n## Origins of resistance to the S E S\n## Connecting Bosnia and Herzegovina\n## Internal security in Bosnia and Herzegovina\n## Lessons from the army and police reforms\n# Part II. International Environment\n## Bosnia and Herzegovina in a wider neighbourhood – more players in the game\n## “This time is different”. EU policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina\n## Visegrad cooperation on Bosnia and Herzegovina: challenges and opportunities","[{\"question\":\"What internal issues are analyzed in the report’s first part?\",\"answer\":\"The report covers constitution-building and consociational arrangements, ethnic and territorial divisions, educational fragmentation, economic governance under Dayton, infrastructural and ethno-territorial planning, internal security challenges, and lessons from army and police reforms.\"},{\"question\":\"Which security threats are highlighted for Bosnia and Herzegovina?\",\"answer\":\"Key security threats discussed include corruption, organised crime, and Islamism and terrorism, alongside a broader socio-economic link to internal security considerations.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report assess the international environment affecting stability?\",\"answer\":\"It evaluates EU policy approaches and perceived failures of the new strategy, then examines wider neighbourhood dynamics with multiple external players and discusses regional cooperation through Visegrad engagement and future challenges.\"}]","Paradoxes of stabilisation - Bosnia and Herzegovina - From the perspective of Central Europe | PDF",408]