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 Political Guide provides a comprehensive overview of the main elements of successive rounds of peace negotiations on Cyprus. Designed with easy-to-follow infographics, it is a unique knowledge resource for reflection and analysis on the peace process as a whole and in its parts.
