Bosnia-Herzegovina - Global Experts

The Future of Dayton’s Bosnia: Justice Must Meet Peace

October 20th, 2010, Comment & Analysis

The recent Bosnian elections alarmingly reveal that ethnic divisions continue to threaten the countries very existence. This will not change until the discriminatory policies built into its very constitutional framework are removed, argues Sheri Rosenberg, director of the Human Rights and Genocide Clinic at the Benjamin Cardozo School of Law, New York.

The Future of Dayton's Bosnia: Justice Must Meet Peace

October 20th, 2010, Comment & Analysis

Bosnia Decides that Very Little Changes

September 29th, 2010, Comment & Analysis

On October 3rd, Bosnia-Herzegovina’s three million-plus voters will have the opportunity to decide which politicians will lead them through the next four years of challenging reforms. Ian Bancroft, founder and co-director of the Balkans peacebuilding organization ‘Transconflict’, discusses the implications in this exclusive contribution for Global Expert Finder.

Sheri Rosenberg

Director, Human Rights and Genocide Clinic / Deputy-Director, Program in Holocaust and Human Rights Studies at Cardozo Law School

August 16th, 2010, Academia, English, Europe, Law, Law and Human Rights, New York, North Africa and Middle East, North America, North America, USA, War and Conflict

Professor Rosenberg is director of the Human Rights and Genocide Prevention Clinic and deputy director of the Program in Holocaust and Human Rights Studies at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York.

Ian Bancroft

Co-Founder and Executive Director, TransConflict

July 14th, 2010, Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Business and Globalization, Civil Society, English, Europe, Europe, French, Kosovo, London, Media, Migration and Integration, Minority Rights, Non-Governmental, Serbia, Spanish, Terrorism, UK, War and Conflict

Ian Bancroft is co-founder and executive direvtor of Transconflict, an organization undertaking conflict and post-conflict projects and research throughout the Western Balkans. He writes for The Guardian on Western Balkan affairs, focusing primarily on Serbia, Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina.