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| Balkans In the 1990s, LISD hosted several meetings and funded research on peace building and the future of the South Balkans. The Institute has convened government officials and representatives from all parts of the Balkans, including Kosovo, together with experts from the European Union and the international community to debate and develop new ideas about conflict resolution in this region. These exchanges were designed to foster unrestricted dialogue leading to practical as well as theoretical models for solutions. Discussions focused on issues relating to the democratization of Serbia and Kosovo, self-governance and the Kosovo refugee crisis, reconstruction and repatriation, economic issues and regional integration, religious and cultural dimensions, and the future of the Balkans, with an emphasis on youth. Meetings and Conferences Peace and the Future of Southeastern Europe 17-20 June 1999 Triesenberg, Liechtenstein Conference Program Conference Summary Future of the South Balkans 12 December 1998 Princeton, New Jersey Conference Program Conference Summary Kosovo: An Example for Self-Governance? 1-2 April 1998 Princeton, New Jersey Conference Summary The Future of Southeastern Europe: The Emerging Political Geography 17-18 November 1995 Vaduz, Liechtenstein Conference Program The Zone of Turmoil: The Dangers of Balkanization from the Adriatic to the Sea of Azov 28-31 October 1993 Vaduz, Liechtenstein Conference Program Publications |
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Current Afghanistan Afghanistan and the Region Iran European Union International Criminal Court Princeton Encyclopedia of Self-Determination - Mission - Description - Advisory Board Archives Balkans India-Pakistan Russia |
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