Europa nach dem Kosovo-Krieg

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The book explores the aftermath of the Kosovo War, examining Europe's evolving internal and external constitution. Various contributors analyze the conflict as a European issue, emphasizing the imperative of preventing future wars and genocides. Reflections on the war's first anniversary provide insights into lessons learned and the importance of crisis and violence prevention strategies. The text discusses missed opportunities and inadequate responses during the conflict, highlighting the need for new concepts in international relations and the effectiveness of existing structures aimed at fostering stability in Southeast Europe. It questions the viability of military interventions and explores the potential for civilian conflict resolution in the post-war context. The authors advocate for a culture of prevention, focusing on the EU's role in civil crisis prevention and the institutionalization of related policies. The discussion encompasses the challenges and methods of crisis management, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive approach to security and stability in the region. Ultimately, the book serves as a critical reflection on the lessons of the Kosovo conflict and the broader implications for European security and international relations.