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Kerstin Eppert - Peace and Security Analyst
Lisa Gross - Intern
Julian Herbig - Intern
Timothy Melvin - Research Associate
Joachim Ramakers - Programme Specialist
Luis Francisco Thais - Practice Leader
Michael Thurman - Regional Disaster Risk Reduction Advisor, ECIS

The Silent Majority Speaks: Snapshots of Today and Visions of the Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Oxford Research International, on behalf of the United Nations Development Programme, with the support of the Royal Netherlands Government, has carried out the most comprehensive and thoroughgoing examination of the social and political health of BiH ever undertaken. This research places particular emphasis on the outcomes of the resettlement process, it provides a barometer of the views of all BiH citizens. Its purpose was both to take stock some eleven years after the end of the conflict, and to seek out a consensus, if one could be found, on where BiH goes from here.

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Launch of Crisis Group’s EU-Turkey-Cyprus page. On 23 February 2009, The International Crisis Group announced of the launch of a new webpage covering the issues surrounding Cyprus, Turkey and the EU. The new webpage is called “Solving the EU-Turkey-Cyprus Triangle”.

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Cross-practice Issues CPR & Democratic Governance CPR & Gender CPR & Environment Regional Issues IDPs and refugees Humanitarian situation Ecosystems vs communities Ethnic segregation Search go advanced search Contacts Kerstin Eppert - Peace and Security Analyst Lisa Gross - Intern Julian Herbig - Intern Timothy Melvin - Research Associate Joachim Ramakers - Programme Specialist Luis Francisco Thais - Practice Leader Michael Thurman - Regional Disaster Risk Reduction Advisor, ECIS	The Silent Majority Speaks: Snapshots of Today and Visions of the Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina Current rating: 5 Author(s): Bosnia and Herzegovina CO Oxford Research International, on behalf of the United Nations Development Programme, with the support of the Royal Netherlands Government, has carried out the most comprehensive and thoroughgoing examination of the social and political health of BiH ever undertaken. This research places particular emphasis on the outcomes of the resettlement process, it provides a barometer of the views of all BiH citizens. Its purpose was both to take stock some eleven years after the end of the conflict, and to seek out a consensus, if one could be found, on where BiH goes from here. Related content The Silent Majority Speaks: Snapshots of Today and Visions of the Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina ( 1.8 Mb) This information is distributed free of charge. To help us evaluate the impact of our work, we request that you answer the questions below. We will not use this information to contact you. Your organization: How will you use this information? In what country are you located?	Country Office Crisis Prevention and Recovery Pages Albania Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus (ACT project) Georgia Kosovo Kyrgyzstan Macedonia FYR Moldova Romania Russian Federation Serbia Tajikistan News Launch of Crisis Group’s EU-Turkey-Cyprus page. On 23 February 2009, The International Crisis Group announced of the launch of a new webpage covering the issues surrounding Cyprus, Turkey and the EU. The new webpage is called “Solving the EU-Turkey-Cyprus Triangle”. Publications Kosovo Early Warning Report, May 2008: Fast Facts The Silent Majority Speaks: Snapshots of Today and Visions of the Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina Early Warning Report, Kosovo, April - June 2007 Monitoring and Investigating the Security Sector Democratising Security in Transition States [ more publications ]
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