Complexities of Post-War Bosnia: The Dayton Agreement Revisited

This chapter explores the Dayton Agreement and its impact on Bosnia after the 1990s conflict, highlighting the challenges of ethnic divisions and political instability. It discusses the ongoing threats of secession, the role of nationalist leaders, and the international community's failed responses to these challenges. The conversation emphasizes the need for significant political reforms to achieve genuine multi-ethnic coexistence and prevent potential renewed violence.