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I. Introduction:
Bosnia-Herzegovina and the EU Perspective: Politics and Policies

From Peace to Shared Political Identities: Local, National and Multilateral Democracy in Question
Francis Cheneval & Sylvie Ramel

Enlargement as Usual? EU Policies and Politics towards South East Europe
Dimitar Bechev

Citizenship within and across the Boundaries of the European Union
Jo Shaw

II. Renegotiating the Bosnian Polity

The Convenient Consociation:
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ethnopolitics and the EU
Eldar Sarajlić

Beyond Consociation: The Case of Brčko Arbitration
Asim Mujkić

Limits of Consociationalism and Possible Alternatives Centripetal Effects of Direct Democracy in a Multiethnic Society
Nenad Stojanović

Let the People Decide?
Learning from Swiss Direct Democracy in a Comparative Perspective
Daniel Bochsler

III. New Perspectives on Identity Politics and Political Identities

Studying Identities, Political Institutions and Civil Society in Contemporary Bosnia – Some Conceptual and Methodological Considerations
Ioannis Armakolas

Religion at the Interface of Identity Politics and Political Identities in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Julianne Funk Deckard

‘You have to be something.’ Alternative Identifications and Postethnic Mobilization in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina
Heleen Touquet

‘Who does this District Belong to?’ Contesting, Negotiating and Practicing Citizenship in a Mjesna Zajednica in Brčko District
Briony Jones

IV. Negotiating Political Identities

Identity Politics and Political Identities in post-Dayton Bosnia-Herzegovina: Historical and Political Context
Nadia Capuzzo Đerković

Bošnjaci instead of Muslimani: A Symbolic Change in Wartime Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1993
Sevan Pearson

‘I am a Woman by my Name and Surname.’ Potential for Change of Political Identity in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Gorana Mlinarević, Melina Sadiković & Nejra Nuna Čengić

V. Conclusion: State-Building in post-Dayton Bosnia-Herzegovina within and beyond the European Perspective

‘Being Citizen the Bosnian Way’: Transformations of Citizenship and Political Identities in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Igor Štiks

The Role of the European Union in Bosnia-Herzegovina: Neither a Model, nor a Hegemon?
Sylvie Ramel