Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Foreign Policy in The Post-Dayton Era: Actors, Commitments and Challenges
摘要
This book chapter provides a comprehensive analysis of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s foreign policy in the post-Dayton era. It identifies the key actors and institutions that shape the country’s foreign policy at national, subnational and international level. It then examines the country’s foreign policy orientations, commitments, and milestones, particularly in relation to the European Union (EU) and NATO. The book chapter concludes by discussing the significant challenges in achieving foreign policy objectives, with a focus on the external dynamics that continue to impede progress. This book chapter offers valuable insights into the complexities of Bosnia’s foreign policy and its efforts over the past three decades.