Bedrudin Brljavac

Bedrudin Brljavac received his B.A. in Political Science and Public Administration at the Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey. He completed the Master Programme in European Affairs (MEA

Bosnia and Herzegovina and Europeanization: between ethnic-national and European identities

'Europeanization' is not just an effect of EU membership: it applies to aspiring countries too, especially those with post-conflict identity struggles, like Bosnia and Herzegovina

By Bedrudin Brljavac

/ 25 Apr 2012

Bosnia between ethnic-nationalism and Europeanization

The Bosnian political elites who tend to safeguard domination of purely ethnic interests at all costs now must choose between maintenance of ethnic apartheid or integration into the European Union

By Bedrudin Brljavac

/ 30 Nov 2011

Whatever happened to Bosnia?

The Dayton political structure, the media, religious figures, and even civil society have been used to entrench divides that could still lead to the partitioning of BiH,Bosnia rather than membership in a united Europe. How can they overcome this impasse?

By Bedrudin Brljavac

/ 31 Mar 2011