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Teaching about conflict and crisis in the former Yugoslavia the case of Bosnia-Hercegovina (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:377139) by John K. Cox, 1993 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Countries and Their Cultures</i> by ELEANOR STANFORD, 2001 Archaeology of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Archaeological Sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Desilo, Daorson, Butmir Culture Settlements Established in the 5th Millennium Bc: Susa, Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Byblos, Sirmium, Dimini, Merimde Culture, Monte Viso Plagiarism between Orientalism and Balkanism: Anthony Rhodes and Bosnia.: An article from: East European Quarterly by Omer Hadziselimovic, 2007-06-22 Vermeer in Bosnia: Cultural Comedies and Political Tragedies by Lawrence Weschler, 2004-07-06 Sarajevo: A Bosnian Kaleidoscope (Interp Culture New Millennium) by Fran Markowitz, 2010-04-26 The Bosnians: An introduction to their history and culture (CAL refugee fact sheet series) by Lynn D Maners, 1995 Vermeer in Bosnia: Selected Writings by Lawrence Weschler, 2005-07-12 Europe's Middle East? Bosnia-Hercegovina and the Dayton Agreement in Perspective (Trialogue of Cultures) Military of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia: Hungary's Orient: Popular Images and Discourse of Bosnia in Hungary 1878-1918 by Ivan Evetovics, 2008-05-20 Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina The Question of National Identity of Bosnia andHerzegovina: A Micro Study of Non-Muslim Soldiers in the Army ofBosnia and Herzegovina in the Municipality of Kakanj by Goran Batic, 2009-03-13

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21. Vis à Vis Productions - Bosnia & Hercegovina Culture Links
    Bosnia Guide A project aimed at educating non bosnians, and bosnians, on the Republic of Bosnia Herzegovina's society and culture, past  
    http://www.visavisproductions.com/bculturelinks.html

22. Bosnia Culture Journal Template | Buy Bosnia Culture Journal Cover - CafePress
    Find many options of bosnia culture covers for Notebook Journals. Blank Journals with personalized Templates Covers. Custom create your own as well.  
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23. Croatian American Cultural Center
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24. MapZones.com : Bosnia Hercegovina Culture
    Information of Bosnia Hercegovina culture, tradition, social life, group, newspaper, musium, books, novels  
    http://www.mapzones.com/world/europe/bosnia_hercegovina/cultureindex.php
    
    Extractions: Time and Date Mediterranean, western European, and Turkish determines are all felt in the cultural life of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and there are considerable variations between orthodox and modern and between rural and urban culture as well. Family ties are strong and friendship and neighbourhood networks well-developed. Great value is placed on hospitality, spontaneity, and the gifts of storytelling and wit. Summer activities include strolling on town korza, and throughout the year popular meeting places are kafane and kafici. Bosnian cuisine is a matter of pride and displays its Turkish determine in stuffed vegetables, coffee, and sweet cakes of the baklava type. Folk songs remain popular and well-known. Bosnia’s various population has made the nation’s cultural life valuable. Epic stories, a form of orthodox oral literature, were still sung throughout the nation well into the 1950s. Bosnian urban love songs, largely Muslim in origin, were popular throughout the former Yugoslavia. Ivo Andric, a Serb who was raised Catholic in Bosnia, won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1961. His novels include Na Drini cuprija, in which a bridge from the Ottoman time symbolically united the peoples of Bosnia. The novelist Meša Selimovic was of Muslim origin but said that he wrote Serbian literature. In comparison with much of eastern Europe, the news media in Yugoslavia were comparatively independent, censorship being achieved more through implicit threat than through direct intervention. Of the many newspapers, magazines, and journals circulating in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the most widely distributed were the dailies Oslobodenje and Vecernje Novine. The republic had almost 50 radio stations and one television station.

25. The Ottomans
    The Ottomans are one of the greatest and most powerful civilizations of the modern period. Their moment of glory in the sixteenth century represents one of the heights of human  
    http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/OTTOMAN/OTTOMAN1.HTM

26. Bosnian Herzegovinan American Community Center | Bosnian Herzegovinan American C
    Address MAP 1016 West Argyle Street Chicago, IL 60640 Tel (773) 9894381 Fax (773) 784-2984 Email info@bhaccchicago.org Webform click here  
    http://bhaccchicago.org/

27. Bosnia Education
    SARAJEVO, BosniaHerzegovina — A top official in Bosnia said Saturday that Angelina Jolie is interested in supporting education and other projec  
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tag/bosnia-education

28. Bosnian Muslims - Bibliography
    Abor, Agaria, Ahir, Anavil Brahman, Andamanese, AngloIndian, Aryan, Assamese, Badaga, Baiga, etc…  
    http://www.everyculture.com/Europe/Bosnian-Muslims.html
    
    Extractions: Powered by JRank Countries and Their Cultures Europe Beginning in the mid-to late fifteenth century, when the Ottoman Empire ruled the region, Islam came to Bosnia. Mass conversions took place, although there is no evidence to support a charge that coercion was involved. However, these conversions were centered within the landowning classes and among the free peasantry, whereas the serfs of the region remained by and large Christian. Bosnia-Hercegovina is predominantly rural and agricultural, and the Bosnian Muslim population is largely involved in agrarian pursuits. Cereal farming and livestock keeping are the centerpieces of the rural economy. Of those animals raised, sheep are the most important. In this Respect, they differ little from their non-Muslim neighbors. Their traditional, patrilocal, extended farm households ( zadruga ) also are of a type common to ethnic groups throughout the Balkans. All household members contribute to their collective economic well-being, with the bulk of the heavy agricultural labor and livestock care falling to the males. In the cities, Bosnian Muslims are heavily represented in craft production and tend to dominate the professions and civil-service posts. In religious matters, Bosnian Muslim practice is similar in most particulars to that of Turkish Muslims. Even after the establishment of the Communist government in the years after World War II, authorities tolerated Bosnian Muslim Religious observance and institutions. This toleration extended to Islamic schools, which were allowed to continue to operate, but only in addition to, rather than as a replacement for, the compulsory state educational system.

29. Bosnia & Herzegowina - Culture, Customs & Etiquette
    Guide to travel, doing business, and studying in Bosnia Herzegowina culture, greetings, gestures, etiquette, protocol, negotiations, gift-giving, and more.  
    http://www.culturecrossing.net/basics_business_student.php?id=27

30. Suitable Proposals Under Culture & Development | UNDP-Spain MDG Achievement Fund
    Showing all Concept Notes approved under Culture and Development thematic window. PLEASE NOTE THESE CONCEPT NOTES ARE THE ORIGINAL SUBMISSIONS TO THE FUND.  
    http://sdnhq.undp.org/opas/en/proposals/suitable_culture
    
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31. Au Pairs From Bosnia - Culture Quests
    Au Pair in America matches carefully screened young women and nannies from around the world who will provide livein child care during a year-long cultural exchange.  
    http://www.aupairinamerica.com/resources/culture_quests/bosnia.asp
    
    Extractions: Useful links: CIA World Factbook Expand Au Pairs in General Child Care Practices ... Telephone and Internet The following information is generalized and compiled from questions posed to the agents and interviewers in Bosnia. Although au pairs from this country may or may not have had these experiences/beliefs, Au Pair in America wishes to share this general information with our families. Au Pairs in General The idea of being an au pair is becoming common in Bosnia. Applicants from Bosnia are motivated by the chance to see the U.S. and experience a new culture, to improve their English language skills, to make new friends, to gain more childcare experience, and to be more independent. The job potential of an au pair improves upon her return to Bosnia.

32. The American Culture And The Barriers To Communication
    Information related to studying in the USA. The American Culture and the Barriers To Communication. Before we focus on the American culture and the barriers to communication, we first  
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33. About Bosnia: People And Places
    The Bosnian Institute aims to educate people throughout the world about the history and culture of BosniaHerzegovina, its social, economic, governmental, legal and cultural  
    http://www.bosnia.org.uk/bosnia/people.cfm
    
    Extractions: Bosnia-Herzegovina is home to an ethnically heterogeneous mixture of peoples, including Bosniaks ('Muslims'), Croats, Serbs, undetermined 'Yugoslavs', Jews, Albanians, Roma and others. Before the war, there were very few ethnically homogenous areas in Bosnia-Herzegovina; indeed an ethnic map of the pre-war republic is as variegated as a Jackson Pollock painting. Bosnia has five main cities (Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Tuzla, Mostar and Zenica) and numerous smaller towns. In the course of recent decades the population underwent a decisive shift towards industrialization and urbanization, producing in the main cities a vibrant, sophisticated, and highly educated population. Some of the most successful firms in the former Yugoslavia were located in Bosnia-Herzegovina, while the Winter Olympics, held in Sarajevo in 1984, lifted Bosnia and its capital to a special status. In the countryside, a more traditional rural lifestyle continues to exist. Bosnia is a country of exceptional natural beauty, with dramatic mountains and turquoise rivers, and striking contrasts between the green wooded hills of Central Bosnia, the bare limestone landscapes of Herzegovina and the fertile agricultural flatlands in the north. It is no surprise, then, that Bosnians around the world are proud of their birthplace, which means there is a wealth of on-line resources about Bosnian people and places.

34. Economy Of Bosnia & Herzegovina, Culture Of Bosnia
    Economy of Bosnia Herzegovina, Culture of Bosnia, Bosnia Herzegovina History, History of Bosnia, Culture of Bosnia Herzegovina, Flag of Bosnia Herzegovina, People of  
    http://www.mapsofworld.com/country-profile/bosnia1.html
    
    Extractions: SITE MAP ... Country Profile Bosnia has no majority in a single ethnic group, in fact, the 1991 census showed that the country is made up of 44 percent of Muslims, 31 percent of Serbs, 17 percent of Croats, 6 percent of Yugoslavs (people of mixed Muslim, Serb, and Croat ancestry), and 2 percent of others. Bosnia also has a small number of Roma (Gypsies) as well as a small section of Jews. Until independence, most of the people were urbanized, following a well-standard life style while the lesser well-off stayed in rural areas. But the war and the subsequent crash of economy have resulted in a drop in the standard of living and have seen many former working-women being confined to homes as mothers and housewives. The country has a rich and wonderful cultural heritage, where epic stories recited in the form of songs is famous through out Bosnia. The country is also famous for its love songs which have been used to express love over the centuries. The flag of Bosnia consists of a wide medium blue vertical band on the fly side with a yellow isosceles triangle abutting the band and the top of the flag; the remainder of the flag is medium blue with seven full five-pointed white stars and two half stars top and bottom along the hypotenuse of the triangle.

35. Bosnia Program Report
    Bosnia Program Report Human Rights Delegation for Young Leaders June 26, 2008 July 17, 2008 Organized in Collaboration with The Center for Peacebuilding Written by Whitney Luken, GYC  
    http://www.globalyouthconnect.org/pdf/bosnia_2008.pdf

36. Journal List | GlobalEDGE
    A list of top journals in a variety of fields of interest. For each academic function, we provide a selection of top general journals as well as a selection of journals that focus  
    http://globaledge.msu.edu/academy/journals/
    
    Extractions: Your location is: > Academy > Journals This section provides information on top journals in a variety of fields of interest. For each academic function, we provide a selection of top general journals as well as a selection of journals that focus on international topics within that field. Each listing includes a description of the journal's primary focus, a link to the journal's home page, and a separate link to the style guide of the journal, if available. Academy of Management Journal This journal publishes empirical articles of interest to management researchers. Only articles that present empirical studies in the areas of management are considered. Purely theoretical or conceptual papers will not be published in this journal. In an average year, 19.23 percentage of the articles published in this journal are international in scope. Tags: Management Last reviewed by globalEDGE on: October 29, 2009 Academy of Management Perspectives This is the practitioner journal of The Academy of Management. The primary goal of Perspectives is to provide practicing executives with relevant management tools and information based on recent advances in management theory and research. In an average year, 7.69 percentage of the articles published in this journal are international in scope. Tags: Management Last reviewed by globalEDGE on: November 3, 2009

37. Ethnic Communities & Disability - Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association
    Bosnian General Information Our Resources Ethnicity and Disability Specific Communities BOSNIAN General Information  
    http://www.mdaa.org.au/publications/ethnicity/bosnian/general.html
    
    Extractions: Our Resources Ethnicity and Disability Specific Communities BOSNIAN General Information Name of Country Bosnia and Herzegovina Population 4,025,476 (July 2005 estimate) Government Emerging federal democratic republic Ethnic Groups There are three main ethnicities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Nearly half the population are Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims), about one third are Bosnian Serbs and 15% are Bosnian Croats. 2% are from other ethnic groups. Religions Approximately 40% of the population are Muslim, 30% are Orthodox-Christian and 15% are Catholic. Languages The official languages are Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian (formerly 'Serbo-Croatian'). In the course of its history many different groups have ruled the area now called Bosnia and Herzegovina (Bosnia). From 1463 till 1878 Bosnia was under Ottoman rule and throughout that period many Bosnians became Muslim. After years of Austro-Hungarian rule and the turmoil of two World Wars, Bosnia became one of six republics in the new socialist Republic of Yugoslavia led by Josip Broz Tito. Since the Dayton Agreement Bosnian refugees have been returning. They often find that other refugees or returnees now occupy their pre-war homes, or that their houses were destroyed during the war. This poses a big obstacle to the return of refugees. The communities struggle with the effects of the war and it will take many years for trust to return. Before the war, life in Bosnia's cities such as Sarajevo was very similar to that of other industrialised countries. Almost two-thirds of all Bosnia's people lived in small rural villages, where farming was the main source of income.

38. Bosnia Herzegovina Map, Map Of Bosnia Herzegovina
    Map of Bosnia Herzegovina comprises of political map, location map and mineral map of the country. These Bosnia Herzegovina maps offer detailed information about the exact location  
    http://www.mapsofworld.com/bosnia/
    
    Extractions: Related Links There are three parts in Bosnia Herzegovina Map namely Bosnia Herzegovina Political Map, Bosnia Herzegovina Mineral Map. Bosnia and Herzegovina is located at southern region of Europe. The population of the country as recorded in the year 2007 was 4,552,198. Bosnia Herzegovina Political Map In Bosnia Herzegovina Political Map, the states and their capitals have been indicated by using specific symbols. The international boundaries, water bodies surrounding the country and the bordering countries are also indicated in the printable map of Bosnia Herzegovina. Some of the major cities of the country have been pointed out in the map by using black dots. Bosnia and Herzegovina experiences cold winters and hot summers. Bosnia Herzegovina Location Map From the Bosnia Herzegovina Location Map, the exact location of the country in Europe can be seen. In the location map of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country is colored and the capital of the country is named and it is marked by using a red box. According to the location map, the country is located in south Europe.

39. REENIC: Bosnia And Herzegovina
    News of the Russian and East European Network Information Center  
    http://reenic.utexas.edu/countries/bosnia.html
    
    Extractions: Statistics Basic country information US Department of State Background Note: Bosnia and Herzegovina Basic facts about Bosnia and Herzegovina: geography, population, history, economy, etc. Bosnia and Herzegovina (an online introduction to Bosnia and Herzegovina, with basic facts on its economy, defence, geography, government, history and people)

40. Art And Culture From Bosnia
    A selection of cultural websites from Bosnia on demiurje.com . We have listed all popular Bosnian websites about culture (art, literature, painting, music, dance, cinema).  
    http://www.demiurje.com/europe/bosnia/culture/

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