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This article is a revised version of a paper presented at the conference “Options for Kosovo's Final Status”, organised in Rome by the United Nations Association of the United States (UNA‐USA) and the IAI on 12–14 December 1999. Full texts of this and other papers of the conference can be found at www.unausa.org/issues/kosovo/rome/index.htm. It draws in part on work conducted by the author in the context of the Western Balkans Post‐conflict Conflict Prevention project organised by the Conflict Prevention Network of the European Commission. See also T. T. Holm and E. B. Eide (ed.) “Peacebuilding and Police Reform”, Special Issue of International Peacekeeping, vol. 6, no. 4, 1999. Thanks go to research assistant Kari Osland and NUPI's police adviser Tor Tanke Holm for their very valuable comments to the initial draft.
