The Post-Conflict Transitional Administration of Kosovo and the Lessons-Learned in Efforts to Establish a Judiciary and Rule of Law

Authors

Wendy S. Betts, CEELI Institute
Scott N. Carlson, CEELI Institute
Gregory Grisvold, CEELI Institute

Abstract

The study of post-conflict Kosovo presents an important opportunity to distill lessons that can provide guidance for future post-conflict, transitional administrations. The lessons-learned from an analysis of any post-conflict setting are many and varied. The goal of this short paper is limited to the identification of key lessons-learned in the effort to reestablish the judiciary and rule of law in post-conflict Kosovo. Even within this limited setting, this paper is not intended to provide exhaustive coverage of the issue. Rather, it is intended to provide the reader with basic information and central themes that are essential to a discussion of the challenges before the international community in Kosovo and identify potential approaches of more general application for the future.

Recommended Citation

Wendy S. Betts, Scott N. Carlson & Gregory Grisvold, The Post-Conflict Transitional Administration of Kosovo and the Lessons-Learned in Efforts to Establish a Judiciary and Rule of Law, 22 Mich. J. Int'l L. 371 (2001).
Available at: https://repository.law.umich.edu/mjil/vol22/iss3/1