30 YEARS OF THE EU’S PEACE, STATE AND DEMOCRACY BUILDING EFFORTS IN THE WESTERN BALKANS: A FRAGILE PEACE, INCOMPLETE STATE BUILDING, SOME DEMOCRACY... AND NO EU ACCESSION

Ever since it failed to prevent the breakout of the post-Yugoslav wars in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina (B-H) in the early 1990s, the EU has been extensively engaged in peace, state and security building and democratisation in the Western Balkans. However, the outcomes of this 30-year engagemen...

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