Reflections on the civil war in Bosnia and foreign intervention 1992–98
Drawing on personal experiences as well as insights gleaned from the conduct of other civil wars, Dr Bellamy traces the main factors that led to the signing of the Dayton Peace Accord in November 1995 thereby ending four years of bitter conflagration in the former Yugoslavia. In so doing, he speculates on the character and shape that future interventions in civil conflicts may assume and argues for a clearer distinction to be made between peace‐enforcement and limited war.