From diplomacy backed by force to force backed diplomacy - a comparative look at the Bosnia and Kosovo talks
Ključne reči:
Bosnia, Kosovo, Yugoslavia, Dayton, Rambouillet, war, peace, international relationsApstrakt
This paper takes a closer look at the Bosnia and Kosovo peace talks and attempts to analyse why the former was a success and the letter a failure in terms of ending the war. This is done through the prism of the three main theoretical approaches in IR - realism, liberalism, and constructivism - as well as the negotiation theory. The paper argues that in its essence the Yugoslav crisis was very realistic - an ethnic security dilemma caused by an emerging internal anarchy in Yugoslavia. The resulting conflicts presented liberal Western states with a difficult riddle of finding the right balance between support to self-determination and sovereignty. The paper shows that in trying to solve this riddle they chose the middle way of alternating between realist and liberal policies, leaving behind imperfect solutions.
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