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History and Development of the Communication Regulatory Agency in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1998-2005Sadic, Adin 27 April 2006 (has links)
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L'impact de la frontière inter-entité de la Bosnie-Herzégovine sur les relations intercommunautaires à l'échelle localeDamiron, Maud 11 April 2018 (has links)
La Bosnie-Herzégovine devient un nouvel État des Balkans en 1996, suite à la signature le 14 décembre 1995, des Accords de Dayton. Aujourd’hui, ce texte cause certains problèmes, car subsistent de nombreux vides constitutionnels que la classe politique actuellement en place n’est pas en mesure de résoudre sans le bureau du Haut-Représentant. La question de la souveraineté de l’État se pose, face aux deux entités choisies par Dayton, la Fédération de Bosnie-Herzégovine (51 % du territoire national) et la Republika Srpska (49 %). Un entérinement territorial s’est déroulé sur une base ethnique. Le processus des retours des populations locales est long à se mettre en place et on se demande quel est l’impact de cette partition territoriale sur les communautés retournées et particulièrement sur les relations qu’elles entretiennent entre elles, à l’échelle locale, presque 10 ans après la signature des Accords. / Bosnia-Herzegovina became a Balkan State in 1996, after the signing of the Dayton agreement on the fourteenth of December 1995. This agreement is problematic. Failures in the constitution make it difficult for the political elite involved, to resolve problems with this agreement without the office of the High Representative. The division of the state by this agreement in two territories; the Federation of Bosnia Herzegovina with 51% of national territory and the Republika Srpska with 49% is still highly contentious because this division was based on ethnic lines. Today, the impact of this division of the State can be found, on a local scale, with respect to the resettlement of the returning population and their relations with each other 10 years after the Dayton Peace agreement.
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Gerichtliche Kontrolle internationaler Verwaltung : das Beispiel Bosnien und Herzegowina /Rehs, Alexander M. January 2006 (has links) (PDF)
Univ., Diss.--Tübingen, 2005. / Literaturverz. S. [329] - 358. Anhang in engl. Sprache.
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Koalitionsdemokrati i Bosnien och Hercegovina : En fallstudie av demokratiutvecklingen i Bosnien och Hercegovina / Consociational Democracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina : A case study of the democracy development in Bosnia and HerzegovinaSofic, Elvira January 2018 (has links)
This study aims to investigate the democracy development i Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since 1995, when the Dayton Peace Agreement was signed, Bosnia has been undergoing an democratization, but despite that the country is still year 2017 classified as ”partly free”. In this study the democracy-enhancing factors: civil society and the political system are being related to the Dayton Peace Agreement and are tested against liberal democratic values and Consociational Democracy theory. This study is a qualitative case study and following questions are being looked into: - Which factors within the civil society and political system limit the democracy development in Bosnia and Herzegovina? - To what extent does the Dayton Peace Agreement limit Bosnia and Herzegovina’s democracy development? - To what extent is Bosnia and Herzegovina an Consociational Democracy? The fact that Bosnia has a divided and multiethnic society puts a foundational ground for a possible consolidated consociational democracy. Furthermore, the functions of the civil society, political system and the Dayton Peace Agreement are being discussed and the shortcomings of each are being highlighted. The results of this study indicate that Bosnia’s long democratization development is primarly based on the unwillingness to cooperation between the three constitutional groups, the exclusion of minority groups and the Dayton Peace Agreement’s regulations on a political system that is not sustainable for a stable democratic state.
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Daytonavtalet och dess konsekvenserBeso, Leila January 2010 (has links)
Fokus i denna uppsats kommer att ligga på de etniska konflikter som fortfarande pågår mellan de tre folkgrupper och den nya konstitutionen i landet sedan Daytonavtalet undertecknades. Vid krigets slut i Bosnien för ca fjorton år sedan då landet låg i spillror implementerades Daytonavtalet. Daytonavtalets huvuduppgift var att sluta fred mellan de tre konfliktgrupperna samtidigt se till att landet utvecklas utan att minoriteterna skulle förtryckas. Medan Daytonavtalet lyckades stoppa kriget och uppehålla freden misslyckades den med statens sammanhållning och upprätthållning av en fungerande demokrati. Krisen i Bosnien har inte förändrats sedan krigets slut, de nationalistiska partierna av samtliga tre folkslag blir valda gång på gång, fattigdomen är fortfarande ett faktum och landet är fortfarande beroende av utländsk bistånd. Som det ser ut just nu går Bosnien inte en ljus framtid till mötes.
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International State-building in Bosnia and Herzegovina : A case study of a post-war country under International supervisionPilavdzija, Haris January 2013 (has links)
This essay investigates the post-war international intervention in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Dayton Peace Treaty was welcomed as the first multilateral agreement amongst countries since the end of the cold war, including Russia. The treaty sought not only to end a war but wrote the Bosnian constitution. We see examples of state-building through international intervention in other parts of the world post-9/11 (Afghanistan, Iraq). The state-building actions in Bosnia was the first multilateral action after the cold-war it is therefore interesting to research the measures that were taken and to follow-up and investigate if it was a success or a failure. Bosnia today is falling behind other neighboring countries, economically and democratically speaking. Neighboring Croatia has just recently become a new member state of the EU, many scholars along with member states of EU and the International Community agree that Bosnia should aim to reach the same goal as Croatia in order to ensure political and economical stability. However there seems to be conflicting agendas between the International Community and the local politicians. The essay will focus on the effects of the international intervention through state-building operations in Bosnia and how the international community took upon itself a major responsibility and the results of those efforts till today.
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The Role of Universities in Industrial Cluster Development: The Case for Ohio University in DaytonBerryman, Evan T. 07 August 2019 (has links)
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OPENING THE SUBURBS AFTER OPEN COMMUNITIES: THE DAYTON PLAN AND THE FAIR-SHARE ERA OF FAIR HOUSING, 1968–1981Rhodes, Eric Michael 15 May 2019 (has links)
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Dense 3D Point Cloud Representation of a Scene Using Uncalibrated Monocular VisionDiskin, Yakov 23 May 2013 (has links)
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The Importance of Response to ELL Student Writing: IEP Instructors and Teaching AssistantsWalters, Emily M. 23 May 2013 (has links)
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