Richard Holbrooke Articles

Dayton, Bosnia, and the Limits of Law

Alfred P. Rubin | Dec 01, 1996
The Dayton Accord presumes that the UNSC has the legal authority to act in cases of internal conflict and that the international legal order of separate states allows a community of nations to enforce international law.

Trop de Zle

Hasan Unal | Mar 01, 1996
Lord Owen is one of those many unfortunates who, in the period of terminal decline of the British Empire, was sent off to sup with devils, equipped only with an undersized spoon.

Into the Shooting Gallery

Adam Garfinkle | Dec 01, 1995
Putting NATO at risk in order to carry out a dubious mission in Bosnia, for the sake of repaired reputation and not real interests, constitutes a political gamble of the first order.

Bosnia and the West: A Study in Failure

Noel Malcolm | Mar 01, 1995
The Western world's reaction to the destruction of Bosnia has been a triumph of diplomacy. A triumph, that is, of diplomacy over foreign policy.

America and Bosnia

Robert W. Tucker
David C. Hendrickson
| Sep 01, 1993
 The American government badly needs to break the mold it has set for   itself and pledge its power to a definitive settlement.

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