Society, Ethnicity, and Politics in Bosnia-Herzegovina (original) (raw)

The paper explores the intricate relationship between society, ethnicity, and politics in Bosnia-Herzegovina, emphasizing the ethnic divisions and identities that have shaped the region's history and conflicts. It argues that the perceived ethnic segregation, which has influenced political and military developments, reflects deeper historical grievances and identities, particularly among the Muslim, Serb, and Croat populations. The work contributes to understanding the complexities of national identity in Bosnia by analyzing scholarly literature and historical perspectives on ethnic groups and suggesting the need for a more unified approach to studying inter-ethnic relations.