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External Governance of State-Building in Post-Conflict Kosovo

2018, Special Issue, Southeast Europe and Black Sea Studies 18 (2): 149-317

Post-war Kosovo has been the subject of a highly intrusive international state-building project, including an unprecedented influx of international administrators, assistance and funds. Yet, it increasingly bears the hallmark of a weak and captured state. This special issue contributes theoretical and empirical insights that shed light on possible explanations, difficulties and prospects of the state-building project in Kosovo. Theoretically, we investigate how international and local explanations play out, interact and gain dominance over each other; highlight the local factors that shape the experience of state-building; and focus on the hybridity of institution- and state-building on the ground. Empirically, we take stock of two decades of international state-building activities and one decade of independent statehood by providing long-term and in-depth analysis of specific areas of reform - municipal governance, state bureaucracy, normalization of relations between Serbia and Kosovo, education, creation of armed forces, security sector reforms and reception of Salafi ideologies. Such time-sensitive, case-nuanced and empirically-heavy analysis enables the authors to go back and forth between the role of international activities, domestic strategies of resistance and evidence of hybrid reforms in order to test the role of competing explanations.

7.5 mm Volume 18 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 2 Southeast European and Black Sea Studies Southeast European and Black Sea Studies JUNE 2018 Special Issue: External Governance of State-Building in Post-Conlict Kosovo Guest Editor: Arolda Elbasani CONTENTS 165 State-building and patronage networks: how political parties embezzled the bureaucracy in post-war Kosovo Katarina Tadi and Arolda Elbasani 185 Implementing Brussels Agreements: the EU’s facilitating strategy and contrasting local perceptions of peace in Kosovo Cemaliye Beysoylu 203 ‘he association that dissociates’ – narratives of local political resistance in Kosovo and the delayed implementation of the Brussels Agreement Miruna Troncot 219 Education for whom? Engineering multiculturalism and liberal peace in post-conlict Kosovo Ervjola Selenica 239 Statehood without an army: the question of the Kosovo Armed Force Giorgos Triantafyllou 261 he role of epistemic communities: local think tanks, international practitioners and security sector reform in Kosovo Jacob Phillipps 281 Salai pluralism in national contexts: the secular state, nation and militant Islamism in Kosovo, Albania, and Macedonia Shpend Kursani 301 Book Reviews 319 FBSS_COVER_18-02.indd 1 Southeast European and Black Sea Studies June 2018 Articles Explaining municipal governance in Kosovo: local agency, credibility and party patronage David Jackson ISSN 1468-3857 Number 2 149 June 2018 Volume 18 Introduction State-building or state-capture? Institutional exports, local reception and hybridity of reforms in post-war Kosovo Arolda Elbasani Number 2 8/2/2018 5:56:14 AM Southeast European and Black Sea Studies Southeast European and Black Sea Studies Print ISSN 1468-3857, Online ISSN 1743-9639 Editor in Chief Ioannis Armakolas – University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki Editors Franz-Lothar Altmann – University of Bucharest Shireen Hunter – Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington, DC Thanos Veremis – ELIAMEP, Athens Susan Woodward – The City University of New York Associate Editors Arolda Elbasani – New York University, USA Panagiota Manoli – University of the Aegean Oleksander Pavliuk – EWI, Senior Fellow Dimitrios Triantaphyllou – Kadir Has University, Istanbul Editorial Assistant Julianne Funk – University of Zurich Disclaimer Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group, make every efort to ensure the accuracy of all the information (the "Content") contained in our publications. 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