What are the challenges of maintaining connections between the diaspora and their homeland?

Abstract. The Bosnian case is particularly intriguing for a theory of conflict based on the risks inherent in horizontal inequalities (HIs) — whether as a ... Almost immediately, in April 1992, Bosnian Serbs rebelled with the support of the Yugoslav People's Army and Serbia, declaring the territories under their ... Aug 8, 2009 ... But with Karadzic roaming free, would the full truth about the causes of the war ever be revealed: the secret deals allegedly done and the ... In 1992 during the. Bosnian War, Serb forces besieged Sarajevo and ... This act eventually sparked World War I. Serb victory over the disintegrated ... This dominant discourse was accompanied by an active foreign policy by the Turkish leaders. At the time Ankara started many diplomatic initiatives to bring the ... Mar 22, 2022 ... War arrived in my hometown in the blink of an eye. Only months before the conflict started, Yugoslavia had disintegrated politically ... Jul 4, 2019 ... On 5 April 1992 Bosnian Serb Nationalists placed Sarajevo under siege. In stark contrast to the the complex nature of the conflict, the ... Its terrible violence and the slaughter of civilians caught the attention of the international community. Fear of instability in the Balkans prompted the ... Jan 15, 2008 ... ... caused by the Bosnian war and as a demonstration of U.S. ... Bosnian war. After the handover, about 200 U.S. forces remained in ... government declared Bosnian independence; Serbian and Bosnian Serb preparations for war may ... produced. Even this flawed approach was not implemented ...