Clinton appointed him ambassador to Germany and then, when the Bosnian crisis deepened, Assistant Secretary of State for European and Canadian Affairs.

CNN: Giving Peace a Chance

The minutes ticked away to years as the Bosnian crisis claimed many thousands of lives, got Europeans themselves at cross-purposes and all but ruptured the transatlantic alliance.

ECONOMIST: Doubts on both sides of the Atlantic

The Serbs are reaping a political windfall at arguably the decisive moment of the Bosnian crisis: One of the latest arguments against enforcement of the no-fly zone is the warning that Russia will then feel compelled to arm the Serbs.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Freedom Flame 2013

The Clinton Administration's monomaniacal determination to consummate a deal right away (after three years of virtual indifference, fecklessness and inaction on the Bosnian crisis) precipitated round-the-clock negotiating sessions, arm-twisting and knee-breaking that has produced a peace accord, but almost certainly will produce no peace.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

Who will carry out a moral policy as the U.S. and its European allies did during the Bosnian and the Libyan crisis?

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The Importance of the War of Ideas

The Bosnian Serbs cannot look to Serbia itself for military help because its army is entangled in the Kosovo crisis.

ECONOMIST: Bosnia��s Serbs