The reversal marks a broader shift from containing revanchist Bosnian Serb nationalism through sanctions and international oversight to managing it through negotiation, economic incentives and selective accommodation—a strategy that may ease immediate tensions but risks rewarding the actors challenging Bosnia’s postwar order.
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