The International Conference on International Law – ‘The Dayton Agreement at 30: Legal Reflections, Politics of Fragmentation and the Future of Peacebuilding’ has been successfully concluded

Session I, The Constitutional Order under the Dayton Framework
Moderator: Assist. Prof. Dr. Hasan Basri Bülbül, Boğaziçi University》 The Importance of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Safeguarding the Sovereignty of the State – Assist. Prof. Dr. Harun Halilović, International University of Sarajevo
》 A Politicized Court: Does Appointment Shape Judges’ Voting and Judicial Reasoning at the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Assist. Prof. Dr. Mahir Muharemovic, University of Tuzla
》 Foreign Judges at The Domestic Constitutional Judiciary: Evidence From Bosnia and Herzegovina – Harun Iserić, University of SarajevoSession II, Ethnopolitics and Fragmentation: Governance Challenges in Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina
Moderator: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Admir Mulaosmanović, Balikesir University》 The False Promise of the Dayton Agreement – Assoc. Prof. Dr. Marko Attila Hoare, Sarajevo School of Science and Technology
》 Managing Memory, Criminalizing Denial The Dayton Agreement at 30 – Ben Gerstein, Research of Crimes Against Humanity and International Law
》 Fragmented Past, Fragmented Future: Ethnic Identities and Future(s) of Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina – Dr. Darko Radić, Ministry of Security of Bosnia and HerzegovinaSession III, Between Security and Reconciliation: Regional Actors and Mediation
Moderator: Dr. Birce Altıok Karşıyaka, Koç University

》 Beyond Dayton, Beyond Enlargement Fatigue: A New Framework for the EU and Bosnia and Herzegovina? – Dr. Miro Kovač, Historian and former Croatian Foreign Minister, University North
》 Framework for the Negotiations in Dayton 1995 – Assoc. Prof. Dr. Admir Mulaosmanović, Balıkesir University
》 Türkiye’s Peace Mission Experience in Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina: From Security to Social Reconciliation – Dr. Yunus Dilber, Coordinator of the Skopje Yunus Emre Institute, Prof. Dr. Emel Topçu, International University of Sarajevo

Session IV, Institutional and Cultural Architecture after Dayton
Moderator: Hüseyin Dişli, Worldwide Lawyers Association

》 Financing State Cultural Institutions in Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina: Culture in the Jaws of Non-existing “Consensus” – Assoc. Prof. Dr. Edina Sudžuka, Haris Hadzijusufović, University of Sarajevo
》 Fundamental Freedoms and the Property Restitution in the Dayton Peace Agreement Prof. Dr. Muhidin Mulalić, Assist. Prof. Dr. Hamza Preljević, International University of Sarajevo
》 Bosnia and Herzegovina: Code of Human Rights – Ahmet Žilić, Attorney

Session V, Human Rights, Accountability, and the Limits of International Responsibility
Moderator: Deniz Baran, Istanbul University

》 From Yugoslavia to Dayton and Beyond: Historical Foundations of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Constitutional Paralysis – Ena Beganović, Dr. Bernd Christoph Ströhm, Diplomatic Academy of Vienna
》 From “Safe Area” to Genocide: The Question of the UN’s Accountability – Dr. Büşra Balat, Istanbul Medeniyet University

Session VI, Lessons from Dayton: Comparative Peacebuilding Efforts in the Region
Moderator: M. Beheşti Aydoğan, Boğaziçi University

》 Post-Conflict Legal Frameworks in the Balkans: A Comparative Analysis of the Dayton and Ohrid Agreements – Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nikola Dacev, International Balkan University
》 Learning from Bosnia and Herzegovina: Building Sustainable Peace, Justice, and Statehood in Post-war Ukraine -Assist. Prof. Dr. Mirza Ljubović, International University of Sarajevo
》 Impact of the Dayton Agreement on Kosovo’s Political Status – Blerim Morina, University of Prishtina