Offered the job of succeeding David Owen as the European negotiator in Bosnia, Carl Bildt thought hard before accepting. Sustaining a coherent diplomatic initiative is exhausting and exasperating work, and the difficulties, disappointments and even betrayals he suffered in the job amply justified his hesitation. There are powerful and poignant moments, and Carl Bildt provides new information on some turning points in the Balkan saga.
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