New book on Balkan affairs.
Stefan Baumgarth
baumgarth at BIBLION.DE
Thu Aug 23 21:46:29 UTC 2007
DEIMEL, Johanna; MEURS van, Wim (eds.): The Balkan Prism. A
Retrospective by Policy-Makers and Analysts. Editorial staff: Sarah
Adeney, Julia McCall. München, Verlag Otto Sagner, 2007. ISBN
978-3-86688-000-9. Paperback, 535 pp.
"The book is by far the most comprehensive what has appeared in the last
years on Balkan affairs." (24. Juli 2007, Vesna Fish at amazon.de). It
revisits a crucial and eventful decade of policy making and analysis in
and for the Balkans. This decade has produced a unique community of
international policy makers, strategists, advisors, analysts and
academics permanently involved in an intense and fast-moving debate. As
new trends and momentous events have redefined the parameters of the
debate time and again, reflections on the fundamentals of the policy
choices made and the adequacy of the analyses offered are rare.
Therefore, this book written by forty policy makers and analysts from
the region as well as important Western states and international
organisations, takes a step back for a retrospective on a European
region in a decade of wavering between conflict and reform. The book is
dedicated to Franz-Lothar Altmann, the doyen of policy-related Balkan
studies in Germany, but not as a classical liber amicorum. The essays
have been written with a next generation in mind, students of the
Balkans striving to make sense of this decade of intense debate and
cumulating policy papers.
The book can be ordered directly at the publisher:
verlag at kubon-sagner.de
Kubon & Sagner Buchexport-Import GmbH, 80328 München (Germany)
Telefax +49 (0)89 54 218-226
Stefan Baumgarth
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