Deconstructing the reconstruction : human rights and rule of law in postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina / edited by Dina Francesca Haynes.

Includes bibliographical references (pages [285]-312) and index.

ch. 1. Deus ex machina descends : the laws, priorities, and players central to the international administration of post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina / Dina Francesca Haynes -- chapter 2. "Home" and return in the Bosnian foreign intervention : an anthropological critique / Stef Jansen -- chapter 3. Assuming Bosnia : taking polities seriously in ethnically divided states / Timothy William Waters -- chapter 4. Assessing the accountability of the high representative / Rebecca Everly -- chapter 5. Equality after genocide : jurisprudence of the legal institutions established in Dayton's Bosnia / Sheri P. Rosenberg -- chapter 6. The Dayton dialectic : the significance of property deprivation and repossession in the context of ethnic cleansing / Rhodri C. Williams and Charles Philpott -- chapter 7. Tackling obstruction to property rights and return : a critical assessment of the practice of removing housing officials / Massimo Moratti -- chapter 8. Addressing corruption and organized crime in the context of re-establishing the rule of law / Sebastian van de Vliet -- chapter 9. The elephant in the room : defense reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Ric Bainter -- chapter 10. Rule of law : from the International Criminal Tribunal of Yugoslavia to the War Crimes Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina / Fidelma Donlan.