How to cite this journal: Author, Date of the post, WMO Conflict Insight, Title of the post, ISSN: 2628 6998, https://worldmediation.org/journal/ ABSTRACT Thirty years after the Dayton Peace Agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains a fragile post-conflict state: peace endures, but democratic consolidation and societal reconciliation lag. Dayton’s consociational framework halted violence and ensured short-term stability but entrenched ethnonational divisions, political paralysis, and stalled European integration. This article examines ongoing institutional, societal, and international challenges and proposes targeted reforms to strengthen governance, protect minority rights, and foster cohesion. KEYWORDS Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Dayton Peace Agreement, post-conflict governance, reconciliation INTRODUCTION In December 1995, the signing of the General Framework Agreement…
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