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Sarajevo’s Cities: Being ‘We’ in Bosnia
Sarajevo has always been a remarkable place, in at least the sense of being worth…
Bosnian Higher Education is in the Jaws of Politicians
Last September, when the institutional accreditation for six Bosnian universities expired, few of us thought…
“Irrational Optimism” and Bosnia’s IT Ticket to a Stronger Economy
Bosnia-Herzegovina emerges as a new tech hotspot with high hopes that it can soon compete…
In Sarajevo, the Ruling Party’s “Victory Over Anti-Fascism”
A young city official has proposed renaming Tito Street in Sarajevo. Harm Rudolf Kern on the…
Yugoslavia’s Last Summer Dance: Did Serbia and Montenegro Really Break Up Over Eurovision?
Two and a half months before Montenegrins were due to vote in a referendum on…
A Conversation With Carl Bildt
A while back, I interviewed the most enigmatic diplomat in the world: Carl Bildt. Mr.…