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This article analyses the role of the main   international actors involved in the implementation of police reform in post-conflict Bosnia and   Herzegovina, notably that of the UN and the EU. Despite considerable efforts and resources   deployed over 17 years, the implementation of police reform remains an ‘unfinished business’ that   demonstrates the slow pace of implementing rule of law reforms in Bosnia’s post-conflict setting,   yet, in the long-term, remains vital for Bosnia’s stability and post-conflict reconstruction   process. Starting with a presentation of the status of the police before and after the conflict,   UN reforms (1995–2002) are first discussed in order to set the stage for an analysis of the role   of the EU in the implementation of police reform. Here, particular emphasis is placed on the   institution-building actions of the EU police mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina deployed on the   ground for almost a decade (2003-June 2012). The article concludes with an overall assessment of   UN and EU efforts in post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina, including the remaining challenges   encountered by the EU on the ground, as the current leader to police reform implementation   efforts. More generally, the article highlights that for police reform to succeed in the   long-term, from 2012-onwards, the EU should pay particular attention to the political level,   where most of the stumbling blocks for the implementation of police reform   lie

The Implementation of Police Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Analysing UN and EU Efforts1