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Bosnia Blog and Bosnia Vault review Asne Seierstad's book about Serbia.
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I am teaching a college course in the US this fall on International Law and Human Rights. I have read “With Their Backs to the World” by Asne Seierstad and wonder how the book has been received in Serbia.
Bill Leahy