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This book offers a comprehensive exploration and analysis of the multifaceted challenges and opportunities facing Bosnia and Herzegovina thirty years after the Dayton Peace Agreement (DPA). Through a series of thematic chapters, the volume delves into the country’s complex history, socio-political dynamics, and aspirations for integration. Themes such as the legacy of the Dayton Peace Agreement (DPA), transitional justice, collective memory and cultural identity, civil society activism, nationalism, economic development, and geopolitical shifts are examined to provide a nuanced understanding of the country’s past and present. Moreover, “Shifting Paradigms” confronts pressing contemporary issues head-on, offering fresh perspectives on the refugee crisis, the threat of secession in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the arms race in the Western Balkans, the evolving roles of NATO and the European Union, and the ongoing quest for regional integration. In advocating for a paradigm shift towards democratization, reconciliation, regional cooperation, and integration, the book offers a compelling argument for essential alternatives to persistent cycles of conflict and stagnation. “Shifting Paradigms” serves as a timely and indispensable resource for policymakers, scholars, practitioners, and students alike, providing both a critical analysis of the country’s challenges and a roadmap for meaningful change. Through its holistic approach and forward-looking vision, the book aims to inspire collective action and solidarity in pursuit of a brighter future for Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Chapter 1: Introduction: Thirty Years after the Dayton.- Part I: The
Legacy of Bosnias Peace Deal.
Chapter 2: Consociationalism in Bosnia and
Herzegovina: How to Build an Illiberal State.
Chapter 3: The Impact and
Enduring Legacy of the Dayton Peace Agreement: Looking Through a Gender
Lens.
Chapter 4: The Implementation of Annex VII of the Dayton Peace
Agreement.
Chapter 5: Transitional Justice Efforts and Reconciliation
Dynamics in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Chapter 6: Collective Memory on War
Crimes and Genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Part II: Challenge of
Ethnicity and Politics by Identity.
Chapter 7: Religious Communities and
Social Cohesion in Bosnian Historical Legacy and Contemporary Challenges.-
Chapter 8: Ethnic Relations and Identity Politics: Dynamics in Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
Chapter 9: Structural Challenges and Spoilers within Bosnia and
Herzegovinas Institutional System.
Chapter 10: Electoral Reform Initiatives
in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Chapter 11: The Changing Role of the Office of
the High Representative (OHR): from state-building organization to fuel for
ethno-nationalists.- Part III: The Hybridization of Security Challenges.-
Chapter 12: Arms Dynamics and Security Challenges in the Western Balkans.-
Chapter 13: Understanding Secessionism in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Chapter
14: Demographic Shifts and Their Implications for Security in Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
Chapter 15: Bosnia and Herzegovina as a Testing Ground for the
EU Border Externalization.
Chapter 16: Impact of Geopolitical Shifts and
Global Trends on Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Part IV: Post-dayton Foreign
Affairs and Diplomacy.
Chapter 17: Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Policy
in the Post-Dayton Era: Actors, Commitments and Challenges.
Chapter 18:
Bosnia and Herzegovina and its Regional Diplomacy.
Chapter 19: Bosnia and
Herzegovinas Hurdles and the Status of the European Integration Process.-
Chapter 20: Revisiting Bosnia and Herzegovinas NATO Integration.- Part V:
Activism in Post-dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Chapter 21: Civil Society
and Grassroots Movements: Shifts and Developments in Thirty Years of Activism
in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Hamza Preljevi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the International University of Sarajevo (IUS).



Muhidin Mulali is a Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the International University of Sarajevo (IUS).



Emir Hadikaduni is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology (SSST).



Mustafa Krupalija is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the International University of Sarajevo (IUS).
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