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Hague: doodling in medialandia / Brock, Peter   Journal Article
Brock, Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract In its third year, the inquisition of Radovan Karadzic is supposedly nearing the halfway mark, as the prosecution is milking the dregs of its case in hopes of discovering a pearl of credibility - if not sanity - for the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia at The Hague. It's a sure bet that by 2014 the appeal will be upheld for guilt of committing various war crimes. That assumes the tribunal still has a defendant, since two Serbian presidents and one Serbian mayor, among others, have died in ICTY custody. Who knows what the surreal judicial alchemy shall produce next? Certainly not "justice."
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Pacifism in Europe to 1914 / Brock, Peter 1972  Book
Brock, Peter Book
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Publication Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1972.
Description x, 556p
Standard Number 75166362
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Yugoslavia redux: promises, pique, and more despair for tidy minds / Brock, Peter   Journal Article
Brock, Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract Despite the dreadful wars-and the comparable horrors of uncertain "peace"-and against the background of an almost religious knack for recurring Balkan catastrophe, there are warnings that hostilities are reviving in the former Yugoslav republics of Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia and their substates. Kosovo has redeclared its "independence" for the second time in four years. Ethnic Hungarians are stretching their "autonomy" and prodding for secession in Vojvodina-or will it be "Vojvodinia?"-as former UN peacekeepers (among others) deal with cancer caused by depleted uranium in the former killing fields. Inner migration of hundreds of thousands of displaced persons temporarily plugged holes in Serbia's negative population growth in the midst of a continuous exodus to Europe and anywhere else. Numerous signs point to the potential for renewed and ongoing difficulties in this most difficult of regions. This essay provides an overview of the gathering clouds.
Key Words Europe  Yugoslavia  Balkan  UN Peacekeepers  Yugoslavia Redux  Ethnic Hungarians 
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