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Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

A quarter-century since the end of the war, the Courrier des Balkans has started series to examine Bosnia and Herzegovina’s economy and politics, the social and environmental movements making their way through society, and the potential path to a brighter future. These articles will be accompanied by a two-day colloquium on 2–3 December.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (12/12): Resistance, survival, and choice

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (12/12): Resistance, survival, and choice

Being 25 in 1995 and being 25 today, or: How do you build up in a society that is broken down? The war ended a generation ago, but the struggles remain essentially unchanged: that of dreaming of a more open and just society and of pushing the poison of nationalism back into the shadows. A meeting with two generations of activists who often struggle to understand one another but who share (or used to share) the same goals.

14 décembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (11/12): Facing the climate emergency

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (11/12): Facing the climate emergency

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s natural areas are threatened by overexploitation, and nothing has been done for the environment since the war ended. Still, more and more people are fighting for their right to water, air, and nature. A meeting with Anes Podić, director of the NGO Eko Akcija.

13 décembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (10/12): Happy as a Bosniak in the diaspora

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (10/12): Happy as a Bosniak in the diaspora

Emigration from Bosnia and Herzegovina has a long history, but during the war in the 1990s, an entire generation fled. Today, their children live all across Europe and even beyond, and they are trying to find strength in their different cultures. An interview with Muhamed Blažević, vice-president of the Bosniak Cultural Association of Geneva.

9 décembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (9/12): The fragile resilience of independent media

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (9/12): The fragile resilience of independent media

After Dayton, independent media enjoyed a windfall of international aid before eventually being left to fend for itself. Since then, those media outlets have been trying to survive despite the crisis in a landscape dominated by nationalists, local oligarchs, and their mafia-state interests. A two-sided analysis by Boro Kontić and Senad Pećanin.

7 décembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (8/12): one country, three histories

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (8/12): one country, three histories

In a country torn apart by the nationalist elites that lead it, teaching history in Bosnia and Herzegovina remains fraught. No common school curriculum has been instituted and education continues to be in thrall to competing myths and narratives. A double interview with historians Husnija Kamberović et Xavier Bougarel.

5 décembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (7/12): Parched universities thirst for change

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (7/12): Parched universities thirst for change

The number of students – and professors – continues to shrink in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s universities as a result of the exodus devastating the country. The next generation, however, is realizing its power to change the system. A report from Banja Luka and Sarajevo.

29 novembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (6/12): Ending autocracy in Republika Srpska

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (6/12): Ending autocracy in Republika Srpska

With the entity hemorrhaging emigrants – just like the rest of Bosnia and Herzegovina – how do you fight Milorad Dodik’s corrupt and authoritarian regime in Republika Srpska? Stefan Blagić, leader of the nonprofit Restart Srpska, is coming up with new ways to take action. An interview.

27 novembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (5/12): What is the future of activism?

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (5/12): What is the future of activism?

Through 25 years of neglect by politicians who allow corruption and nationalism to fester, Bosnian civil society has tirelessly fought for change. The “glorious failure” of the plenums in 2014 marked a turning point: the fight has since become more local and targeted. An interview with academic and activist Svjetlana Nedimović.

25 novembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (4/12): Soccer puts the accords to the test

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (4/12): Soccer puts the accords to the test

Has FIFA succeeded where Dayton failed? Despite its rocky path to unification, the Bosnian Football Association has been under one president since 2011 and its clubs take part in all international competitions. Could soccer inspire a reform of the Dayton framework? Political scientist Loïc Trégourès explains.

23 novembre 2020 · En accès libre

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (3/12): Culture as a battle for memory

Dayton25 • Bosnia and Herzegovina today

Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years post-Dayton (3/12): Culture as a battle for memory

For Bosnia’s independent cultural scene, the early postwar euphoria faded very quickly. Gone was international funding, replaced by oversight from official bodies and their ethno-nationalist vision(s). To break out of the shackles and liberate society, a reckoning with the past is vital. Poet Marko Tomaš makes his case.

22 novembre 2020 · En accès libre

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