Crisis Governance in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia

Vedran Džihić, PhD, is a senior researcher at the Austrian Institute for International Affairs, co-director of the Center for Advanced Studies, South East Europe and senior lecturer at the Institute for Political Sciences, University of Vienna.Magdalena Solska, PhD, is a postdoctoral researcher and lecturer in political science at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland.

• Vedran Džihić/Magdalena Solska: The Floods of 2014: Crisis Governance, State Capacities and Political Regimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia – Damir Kapidžić/Dušan Pavlović/Gordan Bosanac: Crisis Response in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia – Marko Vujačić: Leadership in Megacrisis: The Case of the 2014 Floods in Serbia – Snježana Milivojević/Bojana Barlovac: Media and Floods under Crisis in Serbia – Danijela Majstorović/Zoran Vučkovac: Managing Floods, Challenging Ethnopolitics in Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Example of the Town of Doboj – Adnan Efendić: The Role of Economic and Social Capital during the Floods in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Iva Kornfein Groš: International Financial Aid in the Postcrisis Phase in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia – Sanneke Kuipers: Crisis Leadership in Governing Floods: Lessons from the Western Balkans – Appendix 1: Damir Kapidžić/Dušan Pavlović/Gordan Bosanac: Mapping an Unfolding Crisis: Key Developments during the Floods in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia – Appendix 2: Dušan Pavlović/Damir Kapidžić/Gordan Bosanac: Flood Protection Systems in the Precrisis Phase: The Cases of Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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