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SUBJECT:
US-Serbia relations following the election of President Vojislav Kostunica.
SIGNIFICANCE:
The collapse of the Milosevic regime has provided a boost for the Clinton White House's Yugoslavia policy. However, the next administration will face considerable challenges if it is to promote democracy and foster economic development in the country.
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Primary Keywords: Balkans, Yugoslavia, United States, EE, NA, WE, EUR, RUCIS, foreign policy, international law, international relations, sanctions, talks, war, election, ethnic, government, human rights, politics
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