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edited by: Ola Listhaug and Sabrina P. Ramet
published by: Longo Editore Ravenna
ISBN: ISBN (EAN): 978-88-8063-739-4
price: € 35.00
Seventeenyears after the Dayton Peace Accords, Bosnia-Herzegovina is still dealing withthe effects of the war which raged on its territory from early 1992 untilautumn 1995. This volume examines all aspects of Bosnia’s post-war transition,with special attention to values, as played out in the schools, the media, andcollective memory.
Cover Illustration: courtesy of Sabrina P. Ramet
page 9. Sabrina P. Ramet
Bosnia-Herzegovina since Dayton – An Introduction
49. Joseph Marko
Ethnopolitics and Constitutional Reform in Bosnia-Herzegovina
81. Boris Divjak and Michael Pugh
The Political Economy of Corruption in BiH
99. Fikret Čaušević
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Economy since the Dayton Agreement
119. Marko Valenta and Zan Strabac
Refugee Return in Post-War Bosnia-Herzegovina
137. Kristen Ringdal, Ola Listhaug, and Albert Simkus
Bosnian Civic Values in a European Context
159. Albert Simkus
Divisions within Bosnia and Herzegovina on Core Values: Effects of nationality, gender, age, education, and size of place of residence
183. Siniša Zrinščak
Religion and Society in Bosnia and Herzegovina
205 Pilvi Torsti
Rival histories & textbook reform in Bosnian textbooks 1992-2009
225. Valery Perry
Classroom Battlegrounds for Hearts and Minds: Efforts to Reform and Transform Education in Post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina
247. Andrew Wachtel
Contemporary Bosnian Fiction: History in Diaspora
261. Sanin Hasibović
Media Transitions in Bosnia and Herzegovina
285. Harun Karčić
Islam after Communism in Bosnia and Herzegovina: a brief Study
309. Florian Bieber
Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina
329. Sarah Correia
The politics of memory in Bosnia’s Republika Srpska
351. Mitja Velikonja
Between Collective Memory and Political Action: Yugonostalgia in Bosnia-Herzegovina
369. Zachary T. Irwin
Bosnia and the European Union
393. Sarah Correia
Conclusion – Coping with the Present, Imagining the Future: the Value of Trust and Resilience in Divided Bosnia