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The article discusses the development of a unified army in Bosnia and Herzegovina and its contribution to world security and peace. It looks at the security community theory coined by Karl Deutsch to explain the efforts of Bosnian politicians to bring the country into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and eventually send troops into multi-national peace missions. It explains that by aiming to join Euro-Atlantic structures, Bosnia has become a country that exports security.

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Presents a roundtable discussion of scholars on international law. Charlotte Ku; Paul F. Diehl; Stanley Hoffman; Karl W. Deutsch.