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Bibliothek des Hamburger Instituts fuer Sozialforschung (Hg.): Krieg in Kroa- tien und Bosnien. Eine Bibliographie 1989 - 1996. Bearbeitet von Natalija Basic, Gudrun Doellner, Christoph Fuchs, Ingwer Schwensen. Hamburg 1997 Verfasser- und Herausgeberschriften / Authored books and edited books Abarinov, Vladimir; Bogomolov, Pavel: Bosnia policy: Russia's split with West widens. In: Current Digest of the Post-Soviet Press. 47(1995),23.08.; S. 6-8 Acevska, Ljubica: Macedonia - Balkan's spark of hope. In: Balkan Forum. 1(1993),5; S. 167- 170 Achenbach, Marina (u.a.): Krieg und Frieden im ehemaligen Jugoslawien. In: Blaetter fuer Deutsche und Internationale Politik. 41(1996),8; S. 964-992 Acheson, Donald: Health, humanitarian relief, and survival in former Yugoslavia. In: British Medical Journal. 307(1993),6895; S. 44-48 Acimovic, Ljubivoje: The principle of self-determination of peoples in the Yugoslav crisis. In: Review of International Affairs. 44(1993),1015; S. 27-29 Acin, Jovica: Gatanje po pepelu. O izgnanstvima i logorima. Beograd: Vreme Knjige, 1993 Ackermann, Alice; Pala, Antonio L.: From peacekeeping to preventive deployment. A study of the United Nations in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. In: European Security. 5(1996),1; S. 83-97 Ackermann, Alice: The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. A relatively successful case of conflict prevention in Europe. In: Security Dialogue. 27(1996),4; S. 409-424 Ackermann, M.; Luso, M.; Muentzel, F. (Hrsg.): Opfer und Taeter. Eine Dokumentation zum Balkan-Krieg. Lengerich (u.a.): Pabst Science Publishers, 1995 Ackermann, Ulrike: Der Umgang mit dem Totalitaeren. Projektionsflaeche Bosnien: ein deutsch-franzoesischer Intellektuellenstreit. In: Mittelweg 36. 4(1995),3; S. 32-48 Adam, Frane: Die nationale Frage und postsozialistische Entwicklungen: Slowenien im Kontext Ex-Jugoslawiens. In: August Pradetto (Hrsg.): Die Rekonstruktion Ostmitteleuropas. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 1994; S. 253-278 Adamovic, Ljubisa: Serbia: internal and external adjustment. In: Review of International Affairs. 43(1992),1002; S. 8, 21-22 Adamovic, Svetlana: Efforts towards economic recovery and monetary stabilisation in FR Yugoslavia. In: Communist Economies and Economic Transformation. 7(1995),4; S. 527-541 Adamovich, Ljubisa S.: Nations of the former Yugoslavia: consequences of economic breakdown. In: International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society. 9(1995),Fall; S. 149-167 Adanic, S.: Oruzane snage. Novacenje i mobilizacija. Zagreb: Otvoreno Sveuciliste, 1993 Adank, Felix: Kroatien: Flucht und Vertreibung. In: AI-Journal. (1995),7; S. 20-21 Adebajo, Adekeye: Rich man's war, poor man's war. In: The World Today. 52(1996),8/9; S. 222-225 Agence Internationale d'Information pour la Presse (Hrsg.): Former Yugoslavia: Council conclusions. Bruxelles 1996 Agger, Inger; Vuk, Sanja; Mimica, Jadranka: Theory and practice of psycho-social projects under war conditions in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia. Zagreb: European Community Humanitarian Office (ECHO); European Community Task Force (ECTF), 1995 Agoston, Andras: Zwischen Hoffnung und Angst. Die Wojwodina-Ungarn in Serbien. In: Pogrom. 24(1993),172; S. 33-34 Aitken, Ian: Stop the Serbian juggernaut. In: New Statesman & Society. 7(1994),333; S. 15 Ajami, Fouad: The mark of Bosnia. Boutros-Ghali's reign of indifference. In: Foreign Affairs. 75(1996),3; S. 162-164 Ajdukovic, Dean: Psychic adaption problems among displaced people. In: Psychologische Beitraege. 34(1992),3/4; S. 157-164 Ajdukovic, Marina; Petak, O.; Mrsic, S.: Assessment of professionals and nonprofessionals attitudes toward child-abuse in Croatia. In: Child Abuse and Neglect. 17(1993),4; S. 549-556 Ajdukovic, Marina (u.a.): The influence of displacement on the relation of mothers to their children accommodated in host families. In: Psychologische Beitraege. 34(1992),3/4; S. 199- 205 Akashi, Yasushi: The limits of UN diplomacy and the future of conflict mediation. In: Survival. 37(1995/1996),4; S. 83-98 Akhavan, Payam; Howse, Robert (Hrsg.): Yugoslavia, the former and future. Reflections by scholars from the region. Washington: Brookings Institution ; Geneva: United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, 1995 Akhavan, Payam: Punishing war crimes in the former Yugoslavia. A critical juncture for the new world order. In: Human Rights Quarterly. 15(1993),2; S. 262-289 Akhavan, Payam: The Yugoslav Tribunal at a crossroads: the Dayton peace agreement and beyond. In: Human Rights Quarterly. 18(1996),2; S. 259-285 Albert, Sophie: Les réfugiés bosniaques en Europe. Paris: Montchrestien, 1995 Albrecht, Ulrich: Krieg in Europa - wie ist er zu verstehen? In: Vorgaenge. 34(1995),1(=129); S. 85-96 Aldrich, George H.: Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. In: American Journal of International Law. 90(1996),1; S. 64-69 Aleksic, Vladimir; Lakcevic,Dusan: Neki krivicnopravni aspekti zastite sloboda i prava gradjana pripadnika drugog naroda, narodnosti ili etnicke grupe u krivicnom zakonodavstvu SR Srbije. In: Bezbednost. 31(1989), 2; S. 107-120 Alendar, Branislava: Zapadnoevropska ekonomska integracija i Jugoslavija. In: Nova Trgovina. 42(1989), 6; S. 298-304 Alexandrova, Olga: Russland und die Jugoslawien-Krise. In: Europaeische Sicherheit. 41(1992),12; S. 661-663 Alexandrova, Olga: Russland und die Jugoslawien-Krise. Koeln: Bundesinstitut fuer Ostwissenschaftliche und Internationale Studien (BOIS), 1992 2 Alexandrova, Olga: Westler und Grossrussen. Russland und die Jugoslawien-Krise. In: Information fuer die Truppe. 36(1992),12; S. 70-75 Ali, Rabia; Lifschultz, Lawrence (Hrsg.): Why Bosnia? Writings on the Balkan war. Stony Creek, Conn.: Pamphleteer's Press, 1993 Ali, Rabia; Lifschultz, Lawrence: Why Bosnia? In: Monthly Review. 45(1994),10; S. 1-28 Ali, Rabia; Lifschultz, Lawrence: Why Bosnia? In: Third World Quarterly. 15(1994),3; S. 367- 401 Allain, Marie-Francoise; Galmiche, Xavier: War or reign of terror for the Albanians in Kosovo. Two ways to die in the former Yugoslavia. In: Esprit. 61(1993),3/4; S. 76-85 Allcock, John B.; Horton, John J.; Milivojevic, Marko; (Hrsg.): Yugoslavia in transition. Choices and constraints. Essays in honour of Fred Singleton. New York ; Oxford: Berg, 1992 Allen, Beverly: Rape warfare. The hidden genocide in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1996 Alliance to Save Bosnia-Hercegovina: The Save Bosnia appeal. Abbreviated version. In: New Statesman & Society. 6(1993),268; S. 5 Allworth, Edward (Hrsg.): Muslim communities reemerge. Historical perspectives on nationality, politics, and opposition in the former Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. Engl. supplemented and translated ed. - Durham: Duke University Press, 1994 Almond, Mark: Europe's backyard war. The war in the Balkans. London: Heinemann, 1994. (Rev. and updated ed. - London: Mandarin, 1994) Altermatt, Urs: Das Fanal von Sarajevo. Ethnonationalismus in Europa. Paderborn (u.a.): Schoeningh, 1996 Altmann, Franz Lothar (u.a.): Die zukuenftige Erweiterung der Europaeischen Union in Mittelosteuropa. In: Suedosteuropa. 44(1995),5; S. 235-258 Altmann, Franz Lothar: Ex-Yugoslavias neighbors. Who wants what? In: The World Today. 48(1992),8/9; S. 163-165 American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research (Hrsg.): What to do in the Balkans. Washington, D.C.: AEI, 1992 Amnesty International (Hrsg.): Bosnia-Herzegovina. Rape and sexual abuse by armed forces. New York: Amnesty International U.S.A., 1993 Amnesty international (Hrsg.): Bosnie-Herzégovine. Une nouvelle barbarie. Paris: Les Ed. francophones d'Amnesty International, 1993 Analis, Dimitri T.: La crise yougoslave. Stratégies, diplomatie, médias. Lausanne: Institut Serbe de Lausanne; Paris: L'Age d'Homme, 1993 Analis, Dimitri T.: Lettre ouverte aux juges du Tribunal International chargé de juger les crimes de guerre en ex-Yougoslavie. Lettre au soldat serbe. Lausanne: Institut Serbe de Lausanne; Paris: L'Age d'Homme, 1996 And, Haksar: The Yugoslav crisis. Background and prospects. In: Indian Defence Review. 8(1993),2; S. 45-50 3 Anderson, B.: Nationalism and Feminism. Ribno, Slovenia 24-26 June 1994. In: Women's Studies International Forum. 19(1996),1/2; S. 181-182 Anderson, Stephanie: EU, NATO, and CSCE responses to the Yugoslav crisis. Testing Europe's new security architecture. In: European Security. 4(1995),2; S. 328-353 Andjelovic, Petar M.: Mi ostajemo. Razgovori, izjave, poruke, prosvjedi (1991-1995). Zagreb: AGM, 1995 Andrejevich, Milan; Bardos, Gordon N.: Serbia and Montenegro. The media. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 1(1992),39; S. 86-91 Andrejevich, Milan: Bosnia and Herzegovina. A precarious peace. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 1(1992),9; S. 6-14 Andrejevich, Milan: Bosnia and Herzegovina. In search of peace. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 1(1992),23; S. 1-11 Andrejevich, Milan: Concern in Yugoslavia over anti-semitism. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 1(1992),3; S. 56-60 Andrejevich, Milan: Elections in Slovenia maintain status quo. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 1(1992),50; S. 28-31 Andrejevich, Milan: More guns, less butter in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 1(1992),11; S. 10-17 Andrejevich, Milan: Serbia's Bosnian dilemma. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 2(1993),23, S. 14-21 Andrejevich, Milan: Slovenia. Politics and the economy in the year one. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 1(1992),36; S. 15-23 Andrejevich, Milan: Slovenia. The media. In: RFE/RL Research Report. 1(1992),39; S. 58-61 Andrejevich, Milan: The Bosnian Muslim leader Fikret Abdic. In: RFE/RL
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