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• catalog abstract "The U.S. decision to join the Implementation Force (IFOR) for the General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Hercegovina (familiarly known as the Dayton Accords) marked a crucial milestone toward achieving the U.S. national objective of a lasting political settlement to the conflict in Bosnia. Equally critical will be determining whether the United States will continue participating in IFOR beyond the currently established 12-month deadline. Decisions of great import rarely entail simple cause and effect judgments. Thinking through the likely second and third order consequences of contemplated actions often defines success or failure as much as dealing with the issue of the moment. Such is the case for U.S. policy in Bosnia. In examining what form U.S. involvement in IFOR beyond the current deadline will take, we should recall that, while events inside Bosnia influenced the introduction of U.S. ground troops, wider U.S. interests in the Balkans, in Europe, and throughout the world proved more pivotal in the decisionmaking calculus. Likewise, a decision on whether to withdraw from or to extend IFOR also must encompass a similarly broad geo-strategic context. To that end, Dr. William Johnsen examines in this monograph the potential for creating suitable conditions for a lasting political settlement in Bosnia by December 1996, identifies possible outcomes of a U.S. withdrawal from IFOR, and assesses potential consequences for U.S. national objectives and interests within the Balkans, and beyond. Dr. Johnsen's conclusions will not sit well with most in the United States and abroad who are weary of the Bosnian "problem" and would like to see it "wrapped up" by December.".
• catalog alternative "United States participation in IFOR".
• catalog contributor b10027292.
• catalog contributor b10027293.
• catalog coverage "Bosnia and Hercegovina History, Military.".
• catalog coverage "Bosnia and Herzegovina History, Military.".
• catalog coverage "United States History, Military.".
• catalog created "1996.".
• catalog date "1996".
• catalog date "1996.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1996.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 32-47).".
• catalog description "The U.S. decision to join the Implementation Force (IFOR) for the General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Hercegovina (familiarly known as the Dayton Accords) marked a crucial milestone toward achieving the U.S. national objective of a lasting political settlement to the conflict in Bosnia. Equally critical will be determining whether the United States will continue participating in IFOR beyond the currently established 12-month deadline. Decisions of great import rarely entail simple cause and effect judgments. Thinking through the likely second and third order consequences of contemplated actions often defines success or failure as much as dealing with the issue of the moment. Such is the case for U.S. policy in Bosnia. In examining what form U.S. involvement in IFOR beyond the current deadline will take, we should recall that, while events inside Bosnia influenced the introduction of U.S. ground troops, wider U.S. interests in the Balkans, in Europe, and throughout the world proved more pivotal in the decisionmaking calculus. Likewise, a decision on whether to withdraw from or to extend IFOR also must encompass a similarly broad geo-strategic context. To that end, Dr. William Johnsen examines in this monograph the potential for creating suitable conditions for a lasting political settlement in Bosnia by December 1996, identifies possible outcomes of a U.S. withdrawal from IFOR, and assesses potential consequences for U.S. national objectives and interests within the Balkans, and beyond. Dr. Johnsen's conclusions will not sit well with most in the United States and abroad who are weary of the Bosnian "problem" and would like to see it "wrapped up" by December.".
• catalog extent "x, 47 p. ;".
• catalog issued "1996".
• catalog issued "1996.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "[Carlisle Barracks, Pa.] : Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College,".
• catalog spatial "Bosnia and Hercegovina History, Military.".
• catalog spatial "Bosnia and Hercegovina.".
• catalog spatial "Bosnia and Herzegovina History, Military.".
• catalog spatial "Bosnia and Herzegovina.".
• catalog spatial "United States History, Military.".
• catalog subject "949.703 21".
• catalog subject "Alagoas (Brazil). Fundação Instituto de Planejamento. Instituto de Informática History.".
• catalog subject "DR1313.7.F672 U655 1996".
• catalog subject "IFOR (organization) History.".
• catalog subject "National security Bosnia and Hercegovina.".
• catalog subject "National security Bosnia and Herzegovina.".
• catalog subject "Yugoslav War, 1991-1995 Bosnia and Hercegovina.".
• catalog subject "Yugoslav War, 1991-1995 Bosnia and Herzegovina.".
• catalog subject "Yugoslav War, 1991-1995 Participation, American.".
• catalog title "U.S. participation in IFOR : a marathon, not a sprint / William T. Johnsen.".
• catalog title "United States participation in IFOR".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "Military history. fast".
• catalog type "text".