BiH’s Engagement in Multilateral Fora: Key Foreign Policy Positions Within International Organizations

Džananović, Nedžma

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“…However, several "soft" EUdriven initiatives have also enabled BiH to join and play an important role in a number of overlapping regional organizations, such as the Central European Initiative (CEI), the Adriatic-Ionian Initiative (AII), the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP), the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC), and others. Membership and active participation in the work of these organizations at various levels has significantly contributed to the recent post-conflict normalization of relations between the former Yugoslav republics (Džananović, 2019).…”

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“Implicit” contestations of EU foreign policy norm-domestication in Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia

Hasić

Džananović

Mesihović³

2020

Global Affairs

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This article focuses on scrutinizing EU's norm-setting practices toward the Western Balkan (WB6) countries through identifying particular points of norm-acceleration and norm-resistance related to EU' foreign policy and enlargement objectives in developing "good neighborly relations" (GNR) regionally. Although the EU has repeatedly attempted to diffuse its foreign policy and enlargement-related norms to promote regional stability, development and cooperative relations across the WB6 countries, we posit that two policies are not always complimentary and that domestication of these norms in some countries still remains nationally contextualized and guided by specific dynamics. This article explores the factors that promote or mitigate the domestication of EU-induced norms in two selected countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia. By examining these two cases separately, we argue the current norm domestication patterns in both countries stave off these "coded" EU-induced normative perspectives on GNR, mainly because of their strong mixture with the "non-codified" enlargement criteria.

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“Implicit” contestations of EU foreign policy norm-domestication in Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia

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Džananović

Mesihović³

2020

Global Affairs

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“…je i strategije proširenja EU i izvještaja o napretku na evrounijskom integracijskom putu koju svake godine za relevantne države Zapadnog Balkana priređuje Evropska komisija. Ambasador Šaćirbej, također, imenovan je za agenta BiH pred Međunarodnim sudom pravde (MSP)3 gdje je i pokrenuo tužbu za genocid u BiH protiv SR Jugoslavije i pratio proces u periodu 1993-2001. Kasnije, 2007. godine, Sud je utvrdio da Srbija nije direktno odgovorna za genocid u Srebrenici, ali je presudio da je Srbija prekršila Konvenciju o genocidu time što nije spriječila genocid i što nije sarađivala s MKSJ u kažnjavanju počinilaca genocida, posebno generala Ratka Mladića, kao i zbog kršenja svoje obaveze da se pridržava privremenih mjera koje je naložio Sud Pouliot, 2011)…”

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30 godina članstva Bosne i Hercegovine u Ujedinjenim nacijama: Vitalno, vidljivo, održivo / 30 Years of Membership of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the United Nations: Vital, Visible, Viable

Džananović Miraščija

2024

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The article is part of a broader research into the diplomatic practice of Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially its positioning in international organizations, the use of rights and obligations arising from international membership for the purpose of realizing the foreign policy goals of the state, as well as the contribution of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the realization of the goals of those organizations. The focus is on the engagement of Bosnia and Herzegovina in a global international organization - the United Nations, over a period of thirty years

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Foreign Policy of International Organizations

Kille

2024

The Oxford Handbook of Foreign Policy Analysis

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This chapter explores potentially valuable linkages between scholarship on Foreign Policy Analysis (FPA) and intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) by drawing upon areas where this already occurs, making logical connections where the work overlaps, and considering extensions into new dimensions. The chapter is structured around four core areas. First, FPA emphasis on opening the ‘black box’ for analysis has seen analogous in-roads in research on IGOs. This discussion is related to the idea of ‘actorness’, which is reflected in related studies of IGOs. Second, an important dimension of FPA is the study of political leadership, which has important insights for assessing the decision-making of IGO leaders. Third, a broader consideration of IGOs as foreign policy actors is provided. Finally, the chapter examines the foreign policy of states in relation to international organizations. The chapter concludes by drawing implications from this discussion to look ahead for suggested avenues of FPA-IGO scholarship.

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BiH’s Engagement in Multilateral Fora: Key Foreign Policy Positions Within International Organizations

Cited by 5 publications

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“Implicit” contestations of EU foreign policy norm-domestication in Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia

“Implicit” contestations of EU foreign policy norm-domestication in Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia

30 godina članstva Bosne i Hercegovine u Ujedinjenim nacijama: Vitalno, vidljivo, održivo / 30 Years of Membership of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the United Nations: Vital, Visible, Viable

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