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1. The ICTY and Serbia: Judicial Romanticism, Judicial Colonialism, or a Key Feature of Networked Order?

Author

McMahon, Patrice C. and Forsythe, David P.

Subjects
*PROSECUTION, *WAR criminals, *DEMOCRACY, *RECONCILIATION, *PEACE, SERBIAN politics & government
Abstract

The recent death of Slobodan Milosevic provides an ideal time to consider the effects of the International Criminal Court for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) on Serbian politics. Set up in by the UN Security Council for the explicit purpose of prosecuting war criminals, the implicit assumption made was that the Court would foster peace and reconciliation in the Balkans. This paper considers the impact of the Court on Serbia?s political development. Has the goal of encouraging peace and reconciliation been achieved? What evidence is there that the Court has pushed Serbia toward becoming a liberal democracy? Answers to these questions are imperative before we make this strategy a central part of the international community?s toolbox for dealing with post-war societies. ..PAT.-Unpublished Manuscript [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007

2. RISK SUMMARY: SERBIA & MONTENEGRO.

Subjects
PRICE inflation, REFUGEES, INDUSTRIAL relations, POLITICIANS, SERBIAN politics & government
Abstract

The article focuses on political and economic developments in Serbia. Ethnic-Serb politician, Slavisa Petkovic has been appointed head of the newly-created Ministry for Returns, responsible for overseeing the repatriation of Serb refugees. Serbia ended 2004 with annual inflation well above the 8.5 percent originally targeted at 13.9 percent, a rate not seen since mid-2003. Serbia & Montenegro is the only country in south-eastern Europe where no large international firm has entered the sector. Progress awaits the resolution of a dispute between the state and local businessman Bogoljub Karic over the ownership structure of Mobtel.

Published
2005

3. Down the Road.

Author

Hathaway-Zepeda, Taylor

Subjects
*RECONSTRUCTION (U.S. history, 1865-1877), *INTERNATIONAL relations, *REFERENDUM, *LAW, SERBIAN politics & government
Abstract

Focuses on the path of Serbia to reconstruction led by the late Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. Effect of the warning of the U.S. that it would block international funding for Serbian reconstruction until Belgrade pursued democratic reform on the reconstruction process; Result of the referendum hold by Serbian and Montenegrin components of Yugoslavia; Reason of Serbia for developing a modern and law-abiding culture.

Published
2004

4. Serbia and Montenegro Headed for Divorce?

Author

Sekularac, Ivana

Subjects
*POLITICAL parties, SERBIAN politics & government, MONTENEGRIN politics & government
Abstract

Reports on the demand of political parties in Serbia for independence from Montenegro in a bid to accelerate the process of European Union (EU) accession. Campaign of political parties for an independent Serbia within the EU; Historical background of Serbia-Montenegro union; Efforts of ruling political parties in Serbia and Montenegro to strengthen the union.

Published
2003

5. Belgrade Reboots.

Author

Dumiak, Michael

Subjects
MILITARY policy, SERBIAN politics & government
Abstract

The article reports on progresses made by Belgrade, Serbia in reforming police, paramilitaries and border guards, a decade after the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) bombings. The government, under Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic, President Boris Tadic and Defense Minister Dragan Sutanovac, seeks to convert the armed forces into a smaller and more efficient professional force by 2011. It is also currently evaluating a small, domestically produced fiber-optic modular tactical missile.

Published
2010

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