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JASNA BALORDA. 2013. Genocide and modernity: A comparative study of Bosnia, Rwanda and the Holocaust. PhD thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 43.83%
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G.D. BASSETT. 2005. A discourse analysis of rape in war: Case studies from Bosnia, Burma and Rwanda. Ph.D. thesis. Bristol.
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Pop. 69.15%
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JARRETT BLAUSTEIN. 2013. Translators: Negotiating the contours of glocal [sic] policing in Bosnia and Herzegovina. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 45.67%
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JULIE M. BROOME. 2019. Does transitional justice build the rule of law? The role of domestic prosecutions [with case studies of Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina]. PhD thesis. London (SOAS).
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Pop. 0.74%
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LYDIA COLE. 2018. The subject of wartime sexual violence: Post-conflict recognition in Bosnia and Herzegovina. PhD thesis. Aberystwyth.
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Pop. 9.76%
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SARA CORREIA. 2018. Remembering ethnic cleansing in Republika Srpska. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 3.78%
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MARIE-EVE HAMEL. 2016. Mediated voices: Nation/state-building, NGOs and survivors of sexual violence in postconflict Rwanda and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Ph.D. thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 16.21%
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JOHN HEIECK. 2016. Everything within their power: The P5's duty to prevent genocide [with reference to the 2007 Bosnian genocide case]. PhD thesis. Kent.
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Pop. 22.65%
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JESSIE HRONEŠOVÁ. 2017. Salience, authority, and resources: Explaining victims' compensation in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 5.71%
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OZREN JUNGIĆ. 2015. Ideology and war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1992-95: Evidence from the tribunal. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 14.36%
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JONATHAN A. KEARNEY. 2016. A defined understanding of influence and practice in international policing missions in states of transition [Bosnia, Kosovo and Macedonia]. Ph.D. thesis. Queen's Belfast.
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Pop. 14%
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CAITLIN M. KNIGHT. 2016. Exploring the use of emotional labour by journalists reporting on genocide: The cases of Rwanda and Srebrenica. PhD thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 8.47%
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JAN MELIA. 2018. Masculinity, post-conflict police reform and gender-based violence in Northern Ireland and Bosnia Herzegovina. PhD thesis. Aberdeen.
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Pop. 6.26%
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DAVID PATRICK. 2013. Framing disinterest: Anglo-American press responses to the Holocaust, Bosnia and Rwanda. PhD thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 30.66%
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JULIE ANN ROBERTS. 2011. An anthropological study of war crimes against children in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina in the 1990s. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 33.61%
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ANNA SHEFTEL. 2013. The construction of formal and informal historical narratives of violence in north-western Bosnia, World War II until present. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 30.02%
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ANDREA M. SZKIL. 2013. 'Here everything is possible': Forensic specialists' work with human remains in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina. DPhil thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 29.83%
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S. ČEHAJIĆ. 2008. Responsibility and denial: Antecedents of group-based emotional responses to atrocities committed by the ingroup [with special reference to Bosnia]. D.Phil. thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 65.1%
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