"Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country in transition, which term applies to the transformation of state-owned, or socially-owned, property into private property. This is an essential process but, due both to the given circumstances and the political and economic situation in the country, its implementation is difficult. Thew article discusses the problems privatisation is facing in Bosnia and Herzegovina starting with the post-war conditions in a destroyed country, social and psychological factors such as fear of the unknown, the situation of returning refugies, legal problems based on the Dayton agreement and economic legislation, privatisation of appartments etc."

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