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Taking Stock and Looking Forward: Intervention in the Balkans and Beyond

Taking Stock and Looking Forward: Intervention in the Balkans and Beyond

Wednesday, February 13, 2002

Ten years of intervention in the Balkans—beginning with European monitors in 1991, extending through the ill-fated humanitarian efforts of the UN Protection Force in Bosnia (1992–95), to the current multi-purpose interventions in Bosnia (1995), Kosovo (1999), and Macedonia (2001)—have provided the most extensive post–Cold War experience in international community efforts to stabilize a conflict zone. Where do the Balkans stand now? What more needs to be done there? What has been learned? What...

Type: Special Report