Navigating Peace: The Dayton Agreement Aftermath

This chapter analyzes the complex dynamics of the Dayton peace negotiations following the Yugoslav Wars, particularly the moral implications of involving controversial leaders like Slobodan Milosevic. It emphasizes the dual role of external forces in the peace process, offering insights on the failures of the international community and the effectiveness of unique negotiation strategies. The discussion reflects on the necessity of diplomacy in achieving peace amidst deep-seated ethnic divisions and historical grievances.