The Long Shadow of the 1999 Kosovo War by Bieber Florian

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The Kosovo War in Media: Between War Journalism and Foreign Policy of NATO Members by Festim Rizanaj

Subjects: “…Kosovo War, Balkans Press, European Press, US Press, Foreign Policy…”
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The War in Our Backyard. The Bosnia and Kosovo Wars through the Lens of the German Print Media by Ihrig Stefan

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A BALKAN MILLENARIAN HOBBY-HORSE OF TALES: MILORAD PAVIĆ’S STAR CAPE. AN ASTROLOGIC GUIDE FOR AMATEURS – A STAGING (ABS)TRACT by Ioana Zirra

Subjects: “…kosovo war staging…”
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Zlatanović S. Etnička identifikacija na posleratnom području: Srpska zajednica jugoistočnog Kosova. Beograd: Etnografski institut SANU: Čigoja štampa, 2018. 364 s. (Posebna izdanja... by Georgi N. Engelhardt

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The Greek media and the Kosovo crisis by Margarita Kondopoulou

Subjects: “…Kosovo war…”
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The 1999 NATO Intervention from a Comparative Perspective: An Introduction by Ristić Katarina, Satjukow Elisa

“…The special issue revisits the NATO intervention in the 1998–1999 Kosovo War by bringing together comparative perspectives from the war-affected states of the former Yugoslavia, on the one hand, and countries that supported or opposed NATO, on the other. …”
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Intergenerational trauma and war-induced PTSD in Kosovo: insights from the Albanian ethnic group by Zamira Hyseni Duraku, Genta Jahiu, Donjeta Geci

“…This study aimed to obtain insights into the prevalence of perceived PTSD symptoms and their relation to the traumatic experiences of two generations: parents (survivors of the Kosovo War) and youth (children born after the Kosovo War), with an emphasis on the Albanian ethnic group. …”
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Stocks and shocks by Bert Scholtens, Marélie Steensma

“…We employ an event study to investigate whether the stock exchanges react differently with respect to extreme events such as the Chernobyl nuclear power plant meltdown, the Gulf War, the peso crisis, the Kosovo War or the 11/9 attack on the US. There is no substantial evidence that markets react differently to extreme events than to more ordinary news. …”
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The Objectivity of Media Reporting in the Era of Humanitarian Wars by Marián Javorský

“…After an introduction of the general concept of objectivity in the context of media discourse, the current academic dispute about the media coverage of the Kosovo war is presented. In connection with this, the results of an original research devoted to the objectivity of the news coverage of this conflict in the dailies The Guardian and Mladá fronta Dnes are presented as well. …”
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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION’S IMPACT ON RESOLUTION OF THE KOSOVO IMPASSE by Fatma Aslı Kelkitli

“…The Kosovo War of 1998-1999 while being the final nail in the coffin of Yugoslavia became the harbinger of an active and involved European Union (EU) foreign policy in the Western Balkans. …”
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From Kosovo Rush to Mass Atrocities’ Hush. German Debates since Unification by Hering Robin, Stahl Bernhard

“…Germany’s involvement in the Kosovo War marked its first active participation in combat operations since the Second World War. …”
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THE WESTERN BALKANS: ASSESSING THE EU’S STABILIZATION AND ASSOCIATION PROCESS by Zoltán Szenes

“…The Stabilization and Association Process (SAP) launched by the EU in the aftermath of Kosovo war in 1999 has created a new policy environment for the Western Balkans countries. …”
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Bound to Interpret: Russia, NATO, and the Military-Political Crises in the Post-Cold War Order by N. Ya. Neklyudov

“…By analyzing the Russian discourse during the Russo-Georgian War (2008), I demonstrate how the Russian foreign policy leadership reproduces similar narrative patterns used by the West during the Kosovo War (1999). Exemplifying the game of interpretation by humanitarian interventionism is not accidental. …”
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Criminalità organizzata in Kosovo e comunità internazionale by Alberto Pasquero

“…Through the analysis of criminal proceedings involving four political leaders, the article will show that the same NATO countries that intervened in support to the KLA, and then led the international missions tasked with administering justice in Kosovo, often supported the current political elite, including in some cases by interfering with the outcome of judicial proceedings, in a bid to promote the country’s political stability. Keywords: Kosovo, war crimes, Balkans, international organized crime, Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA)   A dieci anni dalla dichiarazione di indipendenza del 2008, a ricoprire le massime cariche politiche della Repubblica del Kosovo sono gli stessi leader locali che guidarono l’UÇK durante il conflitto del 1998-1999. …”
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