Political Situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina after Dayton Agreement -

This thesis paper is about a (post-war) and post Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina, which ended the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It explains why the country as such is still not fully functioning as a country enjoying the freedom it should have. It depicts examples of the political situation that is still unstable with high levels of international intervention and ways in which Dayton Agreement has formed a country that is still having ethnic tensions especially in a political and geographic sense and a decentralized form of government. A struggle exists between those that hope for a Bosnia that is working towards a united Bosnia and Herzegovina and Euro-Atlantic integration and those that hope for a Bosnia and Herzegovina that is disintegrated with regions belonging to its neighboring countries.

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Born in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (1982). Grew up in Tripoli, Libya and later moved to Malta and Lugano, Switzerland where I finished my studies. Have a B.A. in International Relations and an M.A. in European Studies. Currently living with my husband and working as a manager of a CITY Boutique Hotel in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.