Europe, European, International Relations 

The crisis in Kosovo raised many questions concerning the nature of war and international relations in a world which is now unipolar but marked by a growing role for transnational organizations. This work examines both the escalation of the Kosovo conflict to a full-scale war and the aftermath of that war. It looks at the origins and implications of the Kosovo conflict in two stages: part one deals with the background and history of the conflict. Part two gives diverse opinions on NATO's attack on Yugoslavia and the consequent occupation of Kosovo by KFOR. There is also a separate section of documents relating to Kosovo, and a chronology of events.
 

This collection examines the escalation of the Kosovo conflict to a full-scale war. It looks at its origins, background and the implications of the conflict: the myths, history and perceptions of the post-1989 crisis and the situation after the start of NATOs 1999 bombing campaign. - from Amzon 

PART 1
1. Kosovo/Kosova: A Land of conflicting Myths................................................P.3
Aleksandar pavkovic

2. Albanian Schooling in Kosovo 1992-1998: Liberty Imprisoned................... p.11
Denisa Kostovicova

3. The Growing Pains of the Kosovo liberation ARMY .................................... p.20
Tim Judah

4. The Kosovo Liberation Army:The Myth of Origin....................................... P25
James Pettifer

5. Tirana's Uneasy Role in the Kosovo Crisis: 1998-1999................................ P30
Miranda Vicker
6. Kosovo Refugee in Albania:The Emergency Response.................................. P37
Alba Bozo

7. 'Come,Friendly bombs....:International Law in Kosovo................................ P43
Patrick Thorn berry

8. Collateral Damage:The Impact on Macedonia of the Kosovo War................. P 59
Kyril Drezov

9. 'Kosovized, Bosnia................................................................................. P71
Zoran Cirjokavic
PART II
10. Bombing Yugoslavia: It is Simple the wrong thing to do............................ P 79
kyril Drezon and Bilent Gokay

11. Should NATO Bomb Serbia?................................................................ P 83
Christopher Brewin

12. Looking Neither Forward not back:NATO's Balkan Adventure..................... P 90
Andrew Fear

13.Gardening........................................................................................ P 95
Alex Danchev

14.Rational Means to Useful Ends............................................................... P 98
Michael Waller

15. Kosovo:Why Intervention was Right......................................................P 104
Mathew Wynan

16. So Much Expended for so Little Good.................................................... P 111
John Sloboda

17. Lessons of Kosovo............................................................................ P 120
martin dent

18. The Limitation of violent Intervention................................................... P 131
Sofia Damm

19. The Natural Environment and the Balkan Conflict....................................P 138
Andrew Dobson

Conclusion...................................................................................... P. 142

DOCUMENTS
The Rambouillet Text,February 1999 (Appendix B: status of the multi-national military Implementation Force)
Press Statement by Dr Javier solana, Secretary-General of
NATO's.23 march 1999............................................................................p. 162

UN Security Council Resolution 1244,10 June 1999......................................P. 164

Annex 1 (G-8 statement, 6 may 1999).............................................. p. 168

Annex 2 (Milosevic-Chernomyrdin-Ahtissaari Agreement, 3 June 1999).... P.169