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Selected Journal Articles
2013 The Long Intervention: Continuity in the Balkan Theatre
2012 Introduction: Methodology and the Study of State-Building in the Western Balkans
2012 Can We Measure Legitimacy?
2011 Serbia’s Transition: Towards a Better Future
2010 Featured Review of Blue Helmets Black Markets by Peter Andreas
2009 Shifts in Global Security Policies: Why They Matter for the South
2007 Does Kosovo’s Status Matter? On the International Management of Statehood
2007 Do the Root Causes of Civil War Matter? On Using Knowledge to Improve Peacebuilding Interventions
2006 The Paradox of ‘State Failure’: States Matter; Take them Seriously
2005 Construire l’État: légitimité internationale contre légitimité nationale?
2005 Economic Aid to Post-Conflict Countries: A Methodological Critique of Collier and Hoeffler
2004 Enhancing Cooperation Against Transborder Crime in Southeast Europe: Is There an Emerging Epistemic Community?
2001 Humanitarian War: A New Consensus?
2000 Kosovo and the Region: Consequences of the Waiting Game
1999 A European "New Deal" for the Balkans
1999 Should We Think Before We Leap? A Rejoinder
1999 Failed States: Warlordism and "Tribal" Warfare
1997 Bosnia After Dayton: Year Two
1996 Genocide or Partition: Two Faces of the Same Coin?
1993 Yugoslavia: Divide and Fail
1992 The Tyranny of Time: Eastern Europe's Race to the Market
1989 Reforming the Socialist State: Ideology and Public Finance in Yugoslavia
1987 Editor's Preface, Symposium on Trotsky’s Revolution Betrayed: Fifty Years After
1986 Orthodoxy and Solidarity: Competing Claims and International Adjustment in Yugoslavia
1977 "The Freedom of the People is in its Private Life": The Unrevolutionary Implications of Industrial Democracy
1977 From Revolution to Post-Revolution: How Much Do We Really Know About Yugoslav Politics?
Selected Book Chapters
- The Ideology of Failed States -
"Words matter, especially in politics and policy where they signal importance and frame how to think about an issue, but also in academic research, where they are more often called concepts-the vocabulary necessary to develop and test explanations of real-world phenomena."
PUBLICATIONS
2013 The Political Economy of Peacebuilding and International Aid
2012 The Bosnian Paradox: On the Causes of Postwar Inequality and Barriers to Its Recognition and Reduction
2011 State-Building for Peace-Building: What Theory and Whose Role?
2011 Varieties of State-building in the Balkans: A Case for Shifting Focus
2010 Soft Intervention and the Puzzling Neglect of Economic Actors
2009 A Case for Shifting the Focus: Some Lessons from the Balkans
2009 Measuring State Failure/Weakness: Do the Balkan Cases Fit?
2008 Panacea or Public Debate?
2008 The Security Council and the Wars in the Former Yugoslavia
2004 Transatlantic Harmony or a Stable Kosovo?
2002 In Whose Interest Is Security Sector Reform? Lessons from the Balkans
2002 Economic Priorities for Successful Peace Implementation
2002 The Political Economy of Ethno-nationalism in Yugoslavia
2002 On War and Peace-Building: Unfinished Legacy of the 1990s
2001 Compromised Sovereignty to Create Sovereignty: Is Dayton Bosnia a Futile Exercise or an Emerging Model?
2000 War: Building States from Nations
2000 Costly Disinterest: Missed Opportunities for Preventive Diplomacy in Yugoslavia, 1985-91
2000 Upside-Down Policy: The U.S. Debate on the Use of Force and the Case of Bosnia
2000 Violence-Prone Area or International Transition? Adding the Role of Outsiders in Balkan Violence
2000 The Kosovo Crisis: A Spectrum of Perspectives
2000 Diaspora, or the Dangers of Disunification? Putting the "Serbian Model’ into Perspective"
1999 Bosnia after Dayton: Transforming a Compromise into a State
1999 Bosnia and Herzegovina: How Not to End Civil War
1997 International Aspects of the Wars in Former Yugoslavia
1996 The West and the International Organizations
1991 Soviet Rehearsal in Yugoslavia? Contradictions of the Socialist Liberal Strategy
Other Publications
2016 Keynote Address on Violent Extremism in the Western Balkans
2007 Can Democratic Elections Solve a Civil War? The Case of Serbia and Kosovo
2007 The Kosovo Quandary: On the International Management of Statehood
2007 Is Democracy Possible in the Balkans? On Preconditions and Conditions in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Serbia
2006 On the Problem of the Post-War State and the Need for a Doctrine of Do No Harm
2006 Peacebuilding and "Failed States": Some Initial Considerations
2006 The Actual Problem of the Post-War State and the Policies of International Assistance: The Need For a Doctrine of "Do No Harm"
2006 Institutionally Fragile States: Fragile States, Prevention and Postconflict: Recommendations
2005 The Inequality of Violence: On the Discovery of Civil War as a Threat to ‘the North’ in the 1990s and the Debate over Causes and Solutions
2004 Fragile States
2004 State-building Operations: International vs. Local Legitimacy?
2004 Peace Operations-The Civilian Dimension: Accounting for UNDP and the UN Specialized Agencies
2004 Issue Note: Summary Report, International Policy Dialogue on Development Policy and the Armed Forces
2003 "Crossing the Line" Symposium on The Relevance of Comparative Politics for Public Life
2002 Local Governance Approach to Social Reintegration and Economic Recovery in Post-Conflict Countries: The Political Context for Programs of UNDP/UNCDF Assistance
2002 From a "Problem" to a "Model,” a Report to the Strategic Roundtable and Workshop on Governance Transition
2002 Economic Priorities for Peace Implementation
2002 Make Haste Slowly in Assistance for Afghanistan
2001 Can the Åland Example Bring Peace to the Balkans Today?
2001 Milošević Who? Origins of the New Balkans
2000 Security and the Stability Pact
2000 Albanians and Their Neighbors: Unfinished Business
2000 Strategic Conflict Analysis: The Moldovan Case Study
1999 Transitional Elections and the Dilemmas of International Assistance to Bosnia and Herzegovina
1999 Evaluation of the Kosovo War
1999 Pledges of Aid to Bosnia and Herzegovina
1999 Evaluation of the Western Bosnia Rehabilitation Programme
1998 A Debate about the Future of Bosnia: Avoid Another Cyprus or Israel
1998 The U.S. Perspective: Transition Postponed
1997 Foreign Policy Flashpoints: Bosnia
1996 America's Bosnia Policy: The Work Ahead
1996 Remarks from Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law
1996 Remarks from "Healing the Wounds: Refugees, Reconstruction and Reconciliation" Conference
1995 Mopping Up: A Foreboding Victory in the Balkans
1995 Time for a Post-Mortem on Bosnia?