DPC’s Valery Perry participated in the Krug 99 event: “A Summit for Democracy without Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Without the Zornić Verdict.” Perry outlined the global crisis of democracy, and argued that the current international approach to reform to BiH is misguided.
Valery Perry joins Aida Hozić and Tanja Topić to speak with Peter Korchnak about the legacy[…]
On 4 November 2021, in its third OUT-LINES webinar on international law, Garden Court North Chambers,[…]
Valery Perry joins Samir Beharić and Téa Hadžiristić to talk with Peter Korchnak about the policy of divided and segregated education in BiH; listen to the podcast or read the transcript.
Peter Lippman’s book on return, engagement, and peacebuilding in Bosnia and Herzegovina offers an excellent historical survey of the past 25+ years, while providing insights that should inform current policy making.
In this open letter, catalyzed by the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia in cooperation[…]
In this blog DPC’s Valery Perry considers the impact on democratic systems when it becomes structurally or socially impossible to exist as an independent, looking at recent cases in the US and in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Valery Perry considers the false choices emerging in discussions about election and constitutional reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina, drawing comparisons to other similar false choices that have been politically weaponized in the US.
In this piece published by Just Security, Bassuener and Perry dissect the dynamics of discussions on[…]