Safet Nurković

Ranko Mirić

 

IMPLIKACIJE POLITIÄŒKO-TERITORIJALNOG USTROJA BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE NA REGIONALNO-GEOGRAFSKU STRUKTURU I RAZVOJ

 

DOI: 10.35666/28310438.2005.1.26

UDC: 913:32(497.6)

Abstract: Political-territorial system and administrative structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina thath has been implemented by Dayton peace agreement are the expressions of compromised solutions for the regional, political, economical, cultural, and ethnical disagreements. Those disagreements were, in the last decade of last century, the cause of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina that had a great affects on its social-economical and regional development. The subjects of this lecture are the affects of Dayton's political-territorial „system“ of Bosnia and Herzegovina on its regional-geographic structure and the regional development. Such affects are huge and comolicated. They implicate disintegration of its social, political, economical and regional-geographical structure. Also, they are making it harder for Bosnia and Herzegovina to integrate into modern European courses while the process of stabilization in the country as well as in the region of South-Eastern Europe is stagnating. Research of those implications is primary geographical interest. We believe that the Dayton's solution about political-territorial system of Bosnia and Herzegovina is not just establishment of some sort of peace condition in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is more a strategy for stabilization of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the whole region of South-Eastern Europe that can be reached by combinations of the influences of political and democratic processes from outside and authentic political and intellectual potentials for faster development of economical transition, as well, that also implicates the necessity to bulid-up the actual political system as a safe area for a stabile and strong development of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region of South-Estern Europe.

Key words: Bosnia and Herzegovina, regional development, political-teritorial system, Dayton.

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