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Peacebuilding and Civil Society in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Ten Years after Dayton

Edited by Martina Fischer

Content

Acknowledgements

IntroductionMoving out of the Dayton Era into the Era of Brussels?

Martina Fischer, Berghof Research Center, Berlin

Ten Years after Dayton - An Overview

Overcoming Ethnic Politics in Bosnia?

Achievements and Obstacles to European Integration

James Lyon, International Crisis Group, Belgrade, Sarajevo

The Need for Economic Development and Democratic Planning

European Stability Initiative, Berlin, Brussels, Sarajevo

Refugee Return Success Story or Bad Dream?

A Review from Eastern Bosnia

Monika Kleck, Freudenberg Foundation, Tuzla

Building Civil Society in Relation to State Structures

From the Civil Sector to Civil Society? Progress and Prospects

Ismet Sejfija, Tuzla University

Crossing Borders? Activities of the Trade Unions

Interview with J. Redzepovic, ICFTU, Sarajevo, by M. FischerElectronic Media: Regulation Efforts in a Semi-Protectorate

Tanja Topic, Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Banja Luka

The Potential of Inter-Religious Dialogue.

Zoran Brajovic, Lecturer, Bonn University

Local Self-Government:

A Must for Democratisation, Civil Society and EU-Integration

Mirko Pejanovic, Sarajevo University

Youth Work and Education Reform

The Need for Multi-Dimensional Youth Work:

Education, Inter-Ethnic Networking and Income Generation

Martina Fischer, Berghof Research Center

Krizevici means Junction:

Working with Young Returnees in Sensitive Areas

Interview with L. Sejfija and A. Harbic, Ipak Tuzla, by M. Fischer

Peer-Support: Peace Work Experiences of Schler Helfen LebenSteffen Emrich and Christian Rickerts, Sarajevo, Berlin

Integration or Segregation? Reforming the Education Sector

Astrid Fischer, Berghof Research Center

Dealing with the Past

Facing the Past and Transitional Justice in Countries of Former Yugoslavia

Natascha Zupan, Working Group Development and Peace, Bonn

Working with Traumatised Women

Monika Kleck, Freudenberg Foundation, Tuzla

Bosnian Society on the Path to Justice, Truth and Reconciliation

Sanela Basic, Sarajevo University

Confronting the Past and Involving War Veterans for Peace

Activities by the Center for Nonviolent Action, Sarajevo, Belgrade

Martina Fischer, Berghof Research Center

Finding a Balance: Dealing with the Past, Present and Future

Interview with S. Deankovic, A. Hasanbegovic, N. Horozovic and

T. Smidling, CNA Sarajevo, by M. Fischer

Challenges for Sustainable Peace Building

Centre for Nonviolent Action, Sarajevo, Belgrade

ConclusionBosnias Challenge: Political Transformation, Economic Reform

and War-to-Peace Transition

Martina Fischer, Berghof Research Center

Glossary

About the Authors