Papers presented at the International Conference on 

THE YUGOSLAV CONFLICT

jointly organized by

The Russian Academy of Science and

The Lord Byron Foundation

Moscow, January 16-18, 1996

Europe at the Drina: The Context of the War in Bosnia, 

by Dr. Micahel Stenton

The Islamists' Dayton-Paris Agreement, 

by Yossef Bodansky

Bosnia and the American Foreign Policy Agenda, 

by Prof. Ronald Hatchett

Washington's/NATO's Bosnian War, Ohio's Uncertain Peace, by Prof. Carl Jacobsen

The Last Superpower-or the West's Last Act, 

by Dr. Thomas Fleming

A View of Eastern Bosnia: Experiences with Bosnian Serbs, by Michael Shuttleworth

For Whom the Bell Tolls: Need History Repeat Itself?,

by Sir Alfred Sherman

German and U.S. Involvement in the Balkans,

by T.W. "Bill" Carr

Serbian Question and Europe at the end of 20th Century, by Prof. Yelena Gusskova

U. S. Policy on the Balkans, by Dr. A. A. Morozov

The Yugoslav Crisis and the Russian Public Opinion, 

by M. V. Belov

Peace Restoration on the Balkans, by S. N. Demidenko

Why Peace in Yugoslavia is Needed?, by Y. V. Gromyko

Kosovo: The Next Flashpoint, by Z. V. Klimenko

Split of the Soviet Union and SFRY: New States and New Problems, by Victor Kotov

Some Lessons of Yugoslavian Crisis, by Edward Ryzhikin

Causes and Consequences of the Collapse of Yugoslavian and Russian Federations, by L. V. Tygunenko