SHBA DHE ZHBËRJA E JUGOSLLAVISË 1989-1995

Abstract

The focus of this paper reflects on the US foreign policy approach at the beginning of the 
American unilateralism era and its hesitation in the process of disintegration, namely the 
resolution of the crisis of the former Yugoslavia which threatened to take larger 
dimensions than the Balkans and at the same time because of unprecedented crimes 
since World War II, the credibility of not only the United States, NATO, the United 
Nations and the EU, but also the universal values of civilization and world civilization 
The paper in itself reflects the complexity of defining the US foreign policy and combining 
numerous contradictory global and regional interests that have affected it. initially in the 
hesitation of the US involvement in solving this Balkan crisis and then its engagement as 
a deciding factor in rounding off the first phase of solving this crisis with the arrival of 
the Dayton Agreement.