Kosovo: Lessons Learned for International Cooperative Security

The Editors: Prof. Dr. Kurt R. Spillmann is founder and since 1986 director of the Center for Security Studies and Conflict Research at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich.
Dr. Joachim Krause is Deputy Director of the Research Institute at the German Society for Foreign Affairs in Berlin and teaches political science at the University of Bonn.

Contents: Albrecht Schnabel: Political Cooperation in Retrospect: Contact Group, EU, OSCE, NATO, G-8 and UN Working toward a Kosovo Settlement - Domitilla Sagramoso: Why Did Milosevic Give in? Political Cooperation in Retrospect - Lukas Haynes: The Emergency Response of NATO and Humanitarian Agencies - Eric A. Witte: Reconstructing Kosovo: The Ethnic Dimension - Roberta N. Haar: The Kosovo Crisis and its Consequences for a European Security Architecture - Anastasia V. Mitrofanova: The Military Operation in Kosovo and the European Security System: Lessons Unlearned - Johannes Varwick: The Kosovo Crisis and the European Union: The Stability Pact and its Consequences for EU Enlargement - Andrew B. Denison: The United States and the Lessons of the Kosovo Campaign - Ekaterina Stepanova: Russia's Policy on the Kosovo Crisis: The Limits of "Cooperative Peacemaking".