| ID | 086784 |
| Title Proper | New order |
| Other Title Information | changing the guard in kosovo |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Simonson, Sven Gunnar |
| Publication | 2009. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Kosovo's first year of independence has been characterised by efforts to reconcile the country's new self-declared status and establish a way of living with its Serb minority population. This difficult task has been mirrored in efforts to reform its security sector. While the creation of a new security force to replace the controversial Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC) is underway, the Kosovo Police Service (KPS), often used as an example of a successful multi-ethnic institution, is still struggling to find the best way to deal with Serb members who left their posts following the independence declaration. |
| `In' analytical Note | Jane's Intelligence Review Vol. 21, No.4; April 2009: p24-27 |
| Journal Source | Jane's Intelligence Review Vol. 21, No.4; April 2009: p24-27 |
| Key Words | Kosovo ; Independence ; Albanians |