Urbicide in Bosnia

Martin Coward

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Balkans: History, Politics, Society Peacebuilding and International Security Gender, Security, and Conflict

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction: Ethnonationalism and the Violent Destruction of Bosnia Urban Destruction and its Interpreters Urbicide From Agonism to Antagonism: The Politics of Urbicide Concluding Remarks

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