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Identifier	Thesis 2075
Author	Kelmendi, Redis, 1984-
Title	The legal basis of Kosovo's conflicts and resolutions
Publisher	Central Connecticut State University
Date	2010
Resource Type	Master's Thesis
Notes	Kosovo’s long history with unrealistic legal arrangements has contributed to its unstable political and social environments. From the Yugoslav era Constitutions to the most recent international policy implementation, Kosovo’s legal basis has proven ineffective. It could not build a stable political system or maintain a peaceful society for the long-term. The main legal platforms that are discussed include: the Yugoslav Constitution of 1963 and 1974, UN Resolution 1244, Kosovo Standards Implementation Plan (KSIP), Ahtisaari’s Plan, Kosovo’s Declaration of Independence, and Kosovo’s Constitution. To this day, Kosovo’s independence claims are based on and supported by the legal arrangements that were set up by the International Community. In this regards, the International Community’s legal arrangements have contributed to the legitimacy of Kosovo’s secession and state formation. However, the International Community still remains and operates on the basis of pre-independence international legislature. The Albanian resistance, which has lasted for many decades, continues to revolt against the extended international administration in Kosovo. For many ethnic Albanians, the extended stay of the International Community in Kosovo is just another form of foreign occupation. As a result of this relationship, Kosovo was, and perhaps still is, a source of tension and instability for the entire Balkan region. If the International Community priorities are to avoid calamities rather than wait for them to unfold unexpectedly, they must develop a strategy that will gradually replace the international administration with Kosovo’s democratically elected officials.
Subject	Kosovo (Republic) -- Politics and government
Department	Department of International and Area Studies
Advisor	Kideckel, David A., 1948-
Type	Text
Digital Format	application/pdf
Language	eng
OCLC number	713734986
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