Articles
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General Articles
In Kosova, War
is Peace
Veton Surroi
The New Adolf Hitler?
Timothy Garton Ash
Doing Injury to
History
Henry A. Kissinger
Bombing Serbia
is Dangerously Counterproductive
Jonathan Power
Email Assist for
Yugoslavia
Leander Kahney
Frontline
Documentary on Slobodan Milosevic
Kosovo's Slippery
Slope
George Kenney
Net Dispatches
from Kosovo's War
Leander Kahney and James Glave
Notes on the Kosovo Problem
and the International Community
Diane Johnstone
Prospects for
Peace in Kosovo
Howard Clark
Yugoslav
Net at the Brink
Leander Kahney
Kosovo-Methohija
- Political Aspect of the Problem
Slobodan Samardzic
Internet
Discussion with Prof. Emmert on Kosovo
Thomas Emmert
The
issues raised by Bosnia, and the transatlantic debate
Marie-Janine Calic, Nicole Gnesotto, Jane Sharp and Susan Woodward Edited
by Sophia Clement Institute for Security Studies, Western European Union
Chaillot Papers, Nr. 32, Paris, Mai 1998
The Papers, although written already before the Kosovo War in 1999, show
the urgance of better cooperation between USA and EU in security issues.
Joint Recommendations
on the Kosovo Conflict (download)
Research Group on European Affairs / CAP
Kosovo Albanian and Serbian intellectuals, together with international
experts met in 1997. In a joint dialogue they developed recommendations
to find a way out of the crisis in Kosovo.
Der Westen und Kosovo.
Ein leidvoller Erfahrungsprozess
Von Markus Spillmann
in: Internationale Politik 8/99
Mit den Luftangriffen gegen Ziele in Kosovo, Serbien und Montenegro hat
das Atlantische Buendnis 50 Jahre nach seiner Gruendung ein Einlenken
der gegnerischen Partei erzwungen. Der Redakteur der Neuen Zuercher Zeitung
unterzieht die Mission der NATO einer kritischen Wuerdigung, fragt, welche
Schluesse der Westen aus dem Kosovo-Konflikt ziehen sollte und warnt vor
der Illusion, dass im Falle Jugoslawiens der Frieden bereits gewonnen
sei.
Unlearning
the Lessons of Kosovo
by Ivo H. Daalder and Michael E. O'Hanlon
in: Foreign Policy, Fall 1999
What are the lessons and the legacy of Operation Allied Force? President
Bill Clinton emerged from the war confident that Kosovo set a new precedent‹a
Clinton Doctrine‹for humanitarian intervention. Yet, the failure of many
to predict the course of the war should give appropriate pause to those
who have been quick to draw lessons from NATO's success. We offer a skeptical
assessment of five of the most popular post-Kosovo truths. Seekers of
a new doctrine of humanitarian intervention will be disappointed. The
overall verdict on Kosovo is less likely to offer new lessons than to
affirm old beliefs.
Der Balkan
darf nicht in die EU
Von Wolfgang Bruckmann
in: DIE WELT vom 8. Juli 1999
Der Autor, wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der SPD fur Aussen- und Europapolitik
im Bundestag, plaediert dafuer die euro-atlantischen Strukturen nicht
zu ueberfordern. Er kritisiert deshalb die EU-Beitrittsperspektive, die
im Rahmen des Stabilitaetspaktes den Staaten Suedosteuropas eingeraeumt
wurde.
Serbia between European
Isolation and Integration
by Zoran Lutovac, Belgrad University
in: Eurobalkan, No. 34-35, Spring-Summer '99
Lutovac points out that the West had served Milosevic's needs and violated
own interests by attacking Yugoslavia in 1999. "Collective social isolation
led to the strengthening of group xenophobia, ethnic alienation and intolerance,
expressed prejudices and stereotypes and the rejection of "alien" groups.
In other words, the isolation together with the induction of nationalism
and hyperpatriotism lead to homogenisation whose foundations are uncritical
nationalism."
A
Brief History of the War in Kosovo
by Florian Bieber, March 1999
The overwhelming responsibility for the crimes committed in Kosovo and
all the ensuing events lies with the Yugoslav leadership. The Western
countries, however, which had the means to prevent the killing, once again
failed to act at the right time and with appropriate policies.
Verhinderte
Nationen
Ueber den Umgang mit ethnischen Minderheiten
Von Martin Brusis und Josef Janning
in: Internationale Politik 9/99
Der moderne Staat, der sich etwa seit dem 18. Jahrhundert herausgebildet
hat, hat keinen Platz fuer nationale Minderheiten vorgesehen. Er beruht
auf der Theorie eines einheitlichen Staatsvolks, die in der Praxis aber
oft auf das Problem nationaler Minderheiten stoesst, die man auch als
"verhinderte Nationen" bezeichnen koennte. Die Autoren zeigen praktische
Moeglichkeiten fuer den Umgang mit diesen Minderheiten innerhalb des Nationalstaats
auf.
Regulierung
ethnischer Konflikte in Suedosteuropa
Die Politik der Anerkennung
Von Ulrich Schneckener
in: Internationale Politik 9/99
Der Autor ueberprueft die Moeglichkeiten fuer den Erhalt der multinationalen
und multiethnischen Vielfalt in der Region (Balkan-Stabilitaetspakt).
Er entwickelt Modelle fuer eine langfristig angelegte Friedenspolitik
und Arrangements fuer ein Zusammenleben der Volksgruppen auf Dauer. Eine
Entschaerfung des Konfliktpotentials sieht Schneckener u.a. in der Anerkennung
des territorialen Status quo.
Papers from the International
Studies Association, 40th Annual Convention
Washington, D.C. February 16–20, 1999
Kosova and Metohija
Migration Issues at the End of the 20th Century
Vladimir Grecic
Diplomacy
and the Conflict in Kosovo — Notes on Threats and Fears
Zlatko Isakovic
Preventing
Deadly Conflicts: Failures in Iraq, Yugoslavia, and Kosova
Raimo Väyrynen
Between
Preventive Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution: The Macedonian Perspective
of the Kosovo Crisis
Bilyana Vankovska-Cvetkovska
Articles by Dusan Batakovic
Kosovo-Methoija: The
Serbo-Albanian Conflict
Cantonization
of Kosovo-Methoija: A Proposal
Le Passe
des Territoires: Kosovo-Metohija (XVIIIe-XXe Siecle)
Articles of the Alternative Media
Network
Comparing
Kosovo with Turkish Kurdistan
(AIM Athens, 22 April, 1998)
Thousends
of Refugees from Kosovo have flooded into Albanian
(AIM Tirana, 28 March 1999)
Situation
in Macedonia - NATO Attacks in Yugoslavia Peace Paid by War!?
(AIM Skopje, 26 March, 1999)
Reactions
in the Federation to Bombardment of Yugoslavia From Approval to Sharp
Opposition
(AIM Sarajevo, 26 March, 1999 )
Realist
Greek Foreign Policy Embarrassed Anew by Returning Anti-Western Serbophilia
(AIM Athens, 25 March, 1999)
Croatia
and NATO Air-Strikes in FR Yugoslavia Walking on Egg-Shells
(AIM Zagreb, 29 March, 1999)
Tirana:
A Day After
(Remzi Lani, AIM Tirana, 25 March)
Articles from
EUROBALKANS
The Historical and Conceptual
Foundation of the Greater Albania Project
Slavenko Terzic*
Religion and Kosovo
Hieromonk Sava Janjic
An attempt to Identify
Types of Women in Kosovo and Metohija
Jelena Predojevic
The Crisis in Kosova
Enver Hasani
Preshevo Region
Tahir Dalipi
Power-sharing Proposal
for Kosovo
Bogdan Ivanisevic
European and American
Diplomacy in Kosovo
Zoran Lutovac
Why did Kosova Happen?
Baton Haxhiu
Kosovo-Metohija in the
20th Century: Nationalism and Communism
Dusan T. Batakovic
Kosmet Issue
N.D.A. Arvanites
The Collapse of Yugoslavia
and the Status of Kosovo
Zoran Lutovac
The Kosovo Problem
Baton Haxhiu
Other Collections of Articles
Foreign
Policy In Focus: Keys to Stability in the Balkans
Volume 4, Number 33, November 1999
Kosovo
- Avoiding another Balkan War
edited by Hanos Veremis and Evangelos Kofos
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