Deconstructing the Reconstruction
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Deconstructing the Reconstruction
Human Rights and Rule of Law in Postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina
Haynes, Dina Francesca
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2008
338
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Contents: Foreword, Margareta Wahlstrom and Marco Toscano Rivalta; Introduction, Dina Francesca Haynes; Part I Theory and Critique: The Deus ex machina descends: the laws, priorities and players central to the international administration of post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dina Francesca Haynes; 'Home' and return in the Bosnian foreign intervention: an anthropological critique, Stef Jansen; Assuming Bosnia: taking polities seriously in ethnically divided states, Timothy William Waters; Assessing the accountability of the High Representative, Rebecca Everly; Equality after genocide: jurisprudence of the legal institutions established in Dayton's Bosnia, Sheri P. Rosenberg. Part II Practice and Programs: The Dayton dialectic: the significance of property deprivation and repossession in the context of ethnic cleansing, Charles Philpott and Rhodri C. William ; Tackling obstruction to property rights and return: a critical assessment of the practice of removing housing officials in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Massimo Moratti; Addressing corruption and organized crime in the context of re-establishing the rule of law, Sebastian van de Vliet; The elephant in the room: defense reform in Bosnia, Ric Bainter; Rule of law: from the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia to the War Crimes Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fidelma Donlon; Bibliography; Index.
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BiH;human;Human Rights Chamber;rights;Pic;chamber;High Representative;transitional;Human Rights;justice;Peace Implementation Council Steering Board;real;PLIP;property;Dayton Bosnia;claims;Property Restitution;peace;International Humanitarian Law;implementation;Property Law Implementation;Transitional Justice;RL Newsline;Displaced Persons;Republika Srpska;OHR;Peace Implementation;Bosnian Constitution;High Representative Decisions;Combat Impunity;War Crimes Chamber;Postconflict Reconstruction;DRC;Defense Reform;Entity Armies
Contents: Foreword, Margareta Wahlstrom and Marco Toscano Rivalta; Introduction, Dina Francesca Haynes; Part I Theory and Critique: The Deus ex machina descends: the laws, priorities and players central to the international administration of post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dina Francesca Haynes; 'Home' and return in the Bosnian foreign intervention: an anthropological critique, Stef Jansen; Assuming Bosnia: taking polities seriously in ethnically divided states, Timothy William Waters; Assessing the accountability of the High Representative, Rebecca Everly; Equality after genocide: jurisprudence of the legal institutions established in Dayton's Bosnia, Sheri P. Rosenberg. Part II Practice and Programs: The Dayton dialectic: the significance of property deprivation and repossession in the context of ethnic cleansing, Charles Philpott and Rhodri C. William ; Tackling obstruction to property rights and return: a critical assessment of the practice of removing housing officials in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Massimo Moratti; Addressing corruption and organized crime in the context of re-establishing the rule of law, Sebastian van de Vliet; The elephant in the room: defense reform in Bosnia, Ric Bainter; Rule of law: from the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia to the War Crimes Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fidelma Donlon; Bibliography; Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
BiH;human;Human Rights Chamber;rights;Pic;chamber;High Representative;transitional;Human Rights;justice;Peace Implementation Council Steering Board;real;PLIP;property;Dayton Bosnia;claims;Property Restitution;peace;International Humanitarian Law;implementation;Property Law Implementation;Transitional Justice;RL Newsline;Displaced Persons;Republika Srpska;OHR;Peace Implementation;Bosnian Constitution;High Representative Decisions;Combat Impunity;War Crimes Chamber;Postconflict Reconstruction;DRC;Defense Reform;Entity Armies
