The peace process in BiH, while often cited as a successful example of diplomacy and international intervention, reveals significant limitations in addressing the deeper roots of the conflict. The process primarily functioned as a mediation aimed at halting violence, with limited focus on fostering genuine reconciliation. The negotiations were not the result of a shared desire for peace, but rather a pragmatic attempt to impose stability on a region devastated by war.
Political
The South African peace process has inspired many. It not only ended decades of apartheid but also reshaped the country's political and social landscape. How did South Africans structure complexity and inclusivity? What were the key elements that made the process work?
