POLITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENT OF THE AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

POLITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENT OF THE AGREEMENT. The content of the comprehensive, legally binding agreement on normalization of relations between Serbia and Kosovo is naturally the most important question to be addressed when it comes to this document. However, despite more and more frequent mentioning of the agreement as a goal to be achieved in the near future, very little attention has been paid to the question of its content. The only two issues that were addressed in public debate, both in the region and beyond, were the questions of recognition vs. non-recognition and territorial changes vs. territorial status quo. Even though these are important issues, there are still a large number of them to be considered in the normalization agreement regardless of the answers on these two questions. One of fundamental questions when it comes to the content of the comprehensive normalization agreement is whether it should be truly „comprehensive“ and therefore contain a large number of provisions pertaining to different issues that are important for the normalization process, or simply represent an euphemism for formal or de facto recognition of Kosovo by Serbia, and therefore only contain basic provisions on the status of Kosovo and Serbia-Kosovo relations, whilst all the other issues being dealt with in the future. In this publication we approach the normalization agreement as the former, as a complex document that should address many important issues in Serbia-Kosovo relations and in large part complete the normalization process.
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