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Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, Volume 7 Issue 3 2007

Dark Histories, Brighter Futures? The Balkans and Black Sea Region—European Union Frontiers, War Crimes and Confronting the Past

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The official journal of ELIAMEP - The Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy
Recently accepted for coverage in the Social Sciences Citation Index
ISSN: 1743-9639 (electronic) 1468-3857 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 4 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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Miscellany
Biographical Notes
Pages 343 – 344
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Introduction
Dark Histories, Brighter Futures? The Balkans and Black Sea Region: European Union Frontiers, War Crimes and Confronting the Past
James Gow
Pages 345 – 355
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Original Articles
Was Religion Important in the Destruction of Ancient Communities in the Balkans, Anatolia and Black Sea Regions, c. 1870–1923?
Cathie Carmichael
Pages 357 – 371
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Peace through Justice? The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
Rachel Kerr
Pages 373 – 385
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Srebrenica—The War Crimes Legacy: International Arguments, Intervention and Memory
Fotini Bellou
Pages 387 – 398
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Strategy and Genocide: Srebrenica as an Analytical Challenge
Jan Willem Honig
Pages 399 – 416
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Watching War Crimes: The Srebrenica Video and the Serbian Attitudes to the 1995 Srebrenica Massacre
Ivan Zveržhanovski
Pages 417 – 430
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Terrorizing Civilians as a ‘Counter-terrorist Operation’: Crimes and Impunity in Chechnya
Vesselin Popovski
Pages 431 – 447
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External Pressure and Turkish Discourse on ‘Recognition of the Armenian Genocide’
Dilaver Arıkan Açar; İnan Rüma
Pages 449 – 465
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Europe and the Muslim World: European Union Enlargement and the Western Balkans
James Gow
Pages 467 – 482
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De facto ‘States’ around the Black Sea: The Importance of Fear
Dov Lynch
Pages 483 – 496
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Cultural Representation of Atrocity and Repentance
Milena Michalski
Pages 497 – 508
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Dark Histories Overcome? The Legacy of War Crimes and Post-conflict Peace and Justice in the Balkans and Black Sea Region
Madoka Futamura
Pages 509 – 515
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