... as a site for transitional justice and peacebuilding, and the role of material things as carriers of emotions and meaning in the context of postwar memorialization. Bosnia-Herzegovina embodied methodology memory museums peacebuilding The Swedish Research Council and Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (RJ...

... Bosnia-Herzegovina generation forced migration identity sociology of knowledge Austrian Science Fund 10.13039/501100002428 T 779 Nearly three decades have passed since the Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia collapsed and war broke out across the region, reaching a tragic climax in Bosnia...

... : Indiana University Press . Pehar D. 2019 . Peace as War: Bosnia-Herzegovina Post-Dayton . New York : Central European University Press . Petrila A. , Hasanović H. 2020 . Voices from Srebrenica: Survivor Narratives of the Bosnian Genocide . Jefferson : McFarland...

... victim, the good refugee, the good migrant. Most accounts of the war in Bosnia–Herzegovina mark its end in December 1995 with the official signing of the US-brokered Dayton Peace Accords. But the early months of 1996 saw a final wave of displacement, as between 60,000 and 10,000 Serbs fled Sarajevo...

... . DOUBT K. ( 2014 ) Through the Window: Kinship and Elopement in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Budapest and New York : CEU Press . EFENDIC A. , BABIC B. , REBMANN A. ( 2014 ) Diaspora and Development—Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sarajevo : Embassy of Switzerland in Sarajevo . EFENDIC...

... of one particular set of experiences within it. This article examines two oral history projects that I conducted with survivors of atrocity—one with survivors of World War II and the Bosnian war in Bosnia-Herzegovina, and the other with Holocaust survivors in Montreal—to explore the limits of framing...

... nonviolence violence repression accomodation Bosnia-Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina has a unique political structure where the country is divided into two largely autonomous governing units, the primarily Bosniak and Croat Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) and the mainly Serb Republic...

... Crisis of 1875–78 produced Muslims and Christian refugees at an unprecedented scale and rate. After surveying Habsburg and Ottoman traditions of refugee management, the article looks at the case of over 250,000 Christian refugees fleeing Ottoman Bosnia-Herzegovina to the Habsburg Empire, and argues...

... Jewish Community and executive director of the country’s Open Society Fund, who later became chairman of the National Coordinating Committee for Establishment of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Goldstone’s views reflected the evolution in the thinking on transitional justice...

...Emina Herovic; Shari R. Veil Sport Renewal Crisis Communication Bosnia-Herzegovina Ethnic Divide Rhetoric. The area that is now Bosnia-Herzegovina has faced decades of ethnic tension and upheaval. Today the country is governed by a three-person presidency including a Bosniak, a Croat...

... of refugees and migrants including their interpretations of external constraints and how they cope with them. The structural dimension includes the political, social, and economic situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina. It also includes the features of refugee and migration policies offered to Bosnians in different...