The Road to Peace

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Young boys playing in i
I of Travnik, Central Bosnia.
MANY OFTHE WORLD'S LEADING INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS are spending millions of dollars in an attempt to i^ick start the democratic process and economic regeneration in Bosnia. However, Bosnia is still a divided country where tensions between the former warring parties run high and much of the Dayton Peace Agreement, signed by all parties, is being blatantly ignored. Unless international law prevails, beginning with the arrest and trial of the indicted war criminals, it is hard to see how the withdrawal of SFOR troops in 1998 can lead to anything but a renewal of war.
The Road to Peaco gives a unique insight into the role of the NATO peacekeepers in Bosnia. In a series of commentaries, and exclusive interviews with key people in SFOR and organisations such as the International Police Task Force, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, and the Overseas Development Administration, this book assesses the chances of a... Tovább

Fülszöveg

Young boys playing in i
I of Travnik, Central Bosnia.
MANY OFTHE WORLD'S LEADING INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS are spending millions of dollars in an attempt to i^ick start the democratic process and economic regeneration in Bosnia. However, Bosnia is still a divided country where tensions between the former warring parties run high and much of the Dayton Peace Agreement, signed by all parties, is being blatantly ignored. Unless international law prevails, beginning with the arrest and trial of the indicted war criminals, it is hard to see how the withdrawal of SFOR troops in 1998 can lead to anything but a renewal of war.
The Road to Peaco gives a unique insight into the role of the NATO peacekeepers in Bosnia. In a series of commentaries, and exclusive interviews with key people in SFOR and organisations such as the International Police Task Force, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, and the Overseas Development Administration, this book assesses the chances of a lasting peace.
Gonoral George A. Joulwan, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, and overall commander of SFOR (NATO's Stabilisation Force) wrote the following in his Foreword to this book:
"SFOR Is breaking new ground in the history of Europe. Thirty six nations cooperating together working side-by-side with civilian agencies and nongovernmental organisations not to fight a war but to enforce and stabilize the peace in order for reconciliation and economic reconstruction to take place in Bosnia."
General Joulwan, SACEUR
The Road to Peace was commissioned by the publisher of the bestselling books IFOR on IFOR and Cry Bosnia. All profits from the sales of these books ,05-0.-9
go to CONNECT HUMANITARIAN AGENCY for its work in Bosnia.
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