4.5.
The Result
Define the Dayton Peace Accords @30 in ONE word.
"Requisite."
Prof. Bruce R. Hitchner
Tufts University, Department of History (Boston, U.S.); Chairman of The Dayton Peace Accords Project
"#straitjacket"
Prof. dr. Dino Abazović
Sociologist, university professor
"Paradox."
Dragan Bursać
Philosophy professor, columnist
"Oligarcherrific."
Eric Gordy, PhD.
Professor of Political and Cultural Sociology, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London
"Disillusionment."
Dr. Jessie Barton Hronešová
Lecturer in Political Sociology, Co-Director of Places, Identities and Memories (PIMs); School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies (SSEES); University College London
"Dead-end."
Dr. Kurt Bassuener
Co-Founder and Senior Associate, Democratization Policy Council
"For thirty years, the Dayton Constitution (Annex IV) held the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina in ethnic cages, the fences of which must finally be torn down."
Miro Lazović
President of the Assembly of RBiH 1992 -1996. Participant in all peace negotiations on Bosnia and Herzegovina from Geneva to Dayton
"Ethnocracy."
Prof. dr. Sead Turčalo
Professor of the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Sarajevo
"Process."
Srećko Latal
Independent analyst
"Incompleteness."
Svetlana Cenić
Economist by determination and conviction
"Cemented."
Tanja Topić
Master of Political Science, research associate and head of the office of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung in Banja Luka
"Imperfect."
Amb. Thomas J. Miller
Former US Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina (1999 – 2001)
"Crossroad."
Prof. dr. Tomislav Tadić
Professor of Social Sciences and Sociology
"Straitjacket."
Valery Perry, Ph.D.
Senior Associate, Democratization Policy Council; Director, Looking for Dayton