What do the Kosovo and Cyprus experiences tell us about area-based development in post-conflict situations?

In a guest blog, Stefan Wolff discusses the larger questions raised by a contested secession.

How have cross-border ‘hot spots’ in the Western Balkans become a key focus of environmental, crisis prevention, health, and regional development efforts?

What are the links between regional development and cross-border cooperation in the Western Balkans?

How far have we come in clarifying the principle of self-determination for post-communist ‘frozen conflicts’?

The authors argue that access to water is a fundamental human right and, as such, needs to be better integrated into social inclusion agendas. It looks at three countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Tajikistan, and Kosovo) where...

The prospective resolution of Kosovo’s future status, in which security responsibilities could pass from international to local institutions, underscores the need for a review of security provision in Kosovo.