Demokracija v povojni Bosni in Hercegovini
Izvleček
V povojni Bosni in Hercegovini se je poudarjala hitrra demokratizacija,
namesto stabilnega in učinkovitega delovanje državnih
institucij. V pogojih institucionalnega vakuum je zelo težko ali skoraj
nemogoče izvesti uspešne politične in gospodarske reforme
ter liberalizacijo v povojnih družbah, kot je BiH.
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31–37.
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Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.
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1997): 22–43.
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