This paper examines how fragile Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is and whether it is indeed
in danger of collapsing, as significant amount of academic literature often claims. The …

Abstract Contemporary United Nations (UN) peacekeeping deployments commonly pursue
both security and economic objectives, but the existing scholarly literature contains hardly …

What impact does the European Union (eu) have on the development of the rule of law in
South Eastern Europe (see)? The author of this article argues and shows that the eu has: 1) …

This article uses data from the National Survey of CitizensL Perceptions in Bosnia-
Herzegovina to investigate the determinants of offering a bribe in the form of money, gifts or …

" There is one country in the world which is everybody's dream: Switzerland. The small
Alpine Republic is universally perceived as the world's highest achievement in democracy …

Does power-sharing drive corruption in post-conflict countries? We conceptualize
government elites in any post-conflict situation as rent-seeking agents who need to ensure …

Recent scholarship has exposed the “eu's pathological power”, which has undermined the
creation of the rule of law in South Eastern Europe (see) and beyond. This paper discusses …

Even when armed conflicts formally end, the transition to peace is not clear-cut. Mounting
evidence suggests that it is rather 'unlikely to see a clean break from violence to consent …

Disasters can be good for incumbent governments. Amidst an emergency, budgets can be
revised and reallocated in a hurry, framing the government as a 'saviour,'issuing contracts to …

Migrants' involvement in smuggling increases alongside restricted cross-border movement
and violent borders, yet this dynamic is usually examined from migrants' position as clients …