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| 100 | 1 | _aOsmançavuşoğlu, Emel G. | |
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_aThe wars of Yugoslav dissolution and Britain's role in shaping western policy 1991-1995 / _cEmel G. Osmançavuşoğlu. |
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_aAnkara : _bCenter for Strategic Research, _c2000. |
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_avi, 264 pages : _billustrations, maps, ; _c24 cm. |
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_aSAM papers ; _vno 1/2000 |
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_tTABLE OF CONTENTS _tINTRODUCTION 1 _tPART ONE: DISSOLUTION OF YUGOSLA VIA 7 _t i. The National Question in Yugoslavia 9 _t 1. The First Yugoslavia 9 _t 2. Tito's Yugoslavia and the National Question 12 _tII. The Rise of Serbian Nationalism and Its Repercussions 17 _t 1. The Serbian Memorandum 17 _t 2. Milosevic's Irresistible Rise and Kosovo Campaign 19 _tIII. Slovenian Resentment and Assertion _t of Political Sovereignty .21 _tIV. Croatian Resentment and Reviva1 of Croatian Nationalism 22 _tV. The Fast Slide into War 25 _t _tPART TWO: ERUPTION OF W AR AND _tSHAPING OF THE INTERNATIONAL ATTITUDE 29 _t _t i. Slovenian and Croatian Declarations of Independence and _t War in Yugoslavia ..29 _t 1. Initial International Responses to the Crisis 30 _t 2. Evaluation of the EC's Enthusiasm 39 _tII. The JNA Attack and the War in Croatia 43 _tIII. The EC Conference: Lord Carrington's Plan 48 _tIV. Recognition of Slovenia and Croatia 54 _t 1. Badinter Commission, Sovereignty and Self-determination: _t The Case of Yugoslavia.. 57 _t 2. Britain's Reaction to Germany's Early Recognition of _t Croatia and Slovenia .60 _t _tPART THREE: THE OUTBREAK OF W AR IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA AND INTERNATIONAL _tINVOL VEMENT .63 _t i. Before the Deluge: Preparations for the Carve-up of Bosnia 63 _t 1. Land of Three Peoples: The National Composition and _t PolitieaI Situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina 63 _t 2. Bosnia-Herzegovina in Search of Reeognition 69 _tII. Before the Deluge: The Lisbon Conferenee and _t Plans for 'Cantonisation' 70 _t III. The Outbreak of War in Bosnia-Herzegovina 74 _tIV. International Involvement in the Bosnian War: _t The EC and the UN 80 _t V. Ethnie Cleansing .82 _t _tPART FOUR: BRITISH RESPONSE TO THE W AR IN _tBOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA .89 _t _ti. Britain's Perception of the War in Bosnia-Herzegovina 89 _t 1. HistoricaI Dimensions of Pro-Serbian Sentiment in Britain 92 _t2. British Aetions in the War in Bosnia-Herzegovina 100 _tII. 'Everyone is a Loser': The London Conferenee 107 _t _tPART FIVE: BOSNIAN PEACE PROCESS: _tANGLO-AMERICAN RIFTS 117 _t _t i. International Conferenee on Former Yugoslavia (ICFY) _t and the Vanee-Owen Plan 1 17 _t II. Anglo-Ameriean Rifts: US Opposition to the _t Vanee-Owen Plan ...126 _tIII. The Breaking of the Muslim-Croat Allianee 1 31 _tIV. The Fall of the Vanee-Owen Plan 1 32 _t V. Creation of the UN 'Safe Areas' 137 _tVI. The 'Joint Aetion Group' and the 'Joint Aetion Plan' 140 _tVII. Beyond the Vanee-Owen Plan: _t British AttitudeTowards Partition 142 _t _t1. Owen-Stoltenberg Plan (lnvincible Plan) 143 _t2. The European Union Action Plan 150 _t _tPART SIX: THE CHANGING TIDE OF W AR IN 1994 _tAND BRITISH POLICY 153 _t _t i. Situation at the Beginning of 1994 153 _t II. The Market Square Bomb and _t British Opposition to Air Strikes 157 _tIII. The Washington Accords: Creation of the _t Bosniak-Croat Federation 163 _tIV. The Gorazde Debac1e 167 _ _t V. Britain, Russia, the US and the Contact Group 174 _tVI. 'Lift and Strike': The Big Line of Confrontation _t between the US and Britain 180 _t 1. US Opposition to the Arms Embargo 181 _t 2. British Opposition to NATO Air Strikes 185 _tVII. Converging Approaches to Peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina 188 _t _tPART SEVEN: TOWARDS THE ENDGAME: BRITISH _tPOLICY ON THE ROAD TO DAYTON 193 _t i. Reversal of the Tide: Bosnia and _t Croatia and the Offensive 193 _t II. The Changing Phase of International Involvement 201 _t III. The Fall of the UN 'Safe Areas': Srebrenica Massacre 209 _t IV. Croatian August Offensive and Fall of Serb Krajina 215 _t V. US Diplomatic Engagement: "The 'Holbrooke Plan' 217 _t VI. The Endgame and Beginning of the Peace Process 221 _tVII. Dayton Peace Agreement and the British Position 225 _t _tCONCLUSION 233 _tBIBLIOGRAPHY 241 |
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