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Post Conflict Peacebuilding in Kosovo. Milestones, Actors and People

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  • Albana G�rxhi

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This article presents and analyses the postconflict peacebuilding actions in Kosovo. It aims to bring a picture of external and internal actors involved in such a process from the end of the conflict up to date. The article challenges peace process in Kosovo through the issues emerging in the Society due to the unsettled status enduring as of Security Council Resolution 1244. It is structured into three sections. The first section analyses the postconflict peacebuilding and statebuilding actions undertaken by external and internal actors right after the conflict. The second section deals with the issue of transitional justice as a key element on peacebuilding and how it was addressed. Whereas the third section analyses the current situation of the population with the issues inherited from the conflict and others emerged due to undefined actions of external and internal actors.

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  • Albana G�rxhi, 2017. "Post Conflict Peacebuilding in Kosovo. Milestones, Actors and People," Academicus International Scientific Journal, Entrepreneurship Training Center Albania, issue 15, pages 122-135, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:etc:journl:y:2017:i:15:p:122-135
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    1. Gentjan Skara, 2017. "The Bumpy Road of EULEX as an Exporter of Rule of Law in Kosovo," Academicus International Scientific Journal, Entrepreneurship Training Center Albania, issue 16, pages 69-87, July.

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