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                <text>Linguistic homogeneity in English for Academic Purposes (EAP) programs can be a challenge to curriculum design and implementation. In university EAP programs where the majority of students share an L1 with classmates, instructors sometimes struggle to balance the use of the L1 and L2 in class. Despite the potential for immersion, students in these settings may also socialize primarily in their L1 rather than English, the target language.  These factors demand special consideration in courses focused on oral production and comprehension where sustained interaction and negotiation of meaning is crucial. Ninety percent of the students in the Intensive English as a Second Language Program at Michigan Technological University come from China and share an L1. In this context, the classroom provides important opportunities for interaction and negotiation of meaning in the target language.  The program recently redesigned, piloted, and evaluated a new curriculum.  Using examples from the curriculum and the classroom to present this case, I argue that linguistically homogeneous classrooms focusing on oral and aural communication require different curricula than more diverse EAP settings.  Examples from the development and delivery of the new listening and speaking curriculum are potentially applicable in both ESL and EFL settings.</text>
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                    <text>Implications of Cognitive Developmental Theories for Teaching English as a Foreign
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Alma Žero
University of Sarajevo / Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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One of the most fascinating aspects of human development is language acquisition and it has attracted the attention
of linguists and psychologists for generations. Researchers all over the world discuss the particular developmental
sequences and describe what it is that learners actually learn throughout their language development.
In this paper, we attempt to focus on how this outstanding development takes place and what the implications are for
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and importance of well-known language theories, including Piaget, Vygotsky, Bruner and Skinner; and we transfer
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Classroom activities and teacher decisions can create, or limit, the learners’ opportunities for learning EFL. For that
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                <text>Key words: EFL, cognitive theories, language acquisition, teaching  ABSTRACT  One of the most fascinating aspects of human development is language acquisition and it has attracted the attention of linguists and psychologists for generations. Researchers all over the world discuss the particular developmental sequences and describe what it is that learners actually learn throughout their language development.  In this paper, we attempt to focus on how this outstanding development takes place and what the implications are for teaching English as a foreign language (EFL), especially to younger and adolescent learners. We explore the role and importance of well-known language theories, including Piaget, Vygotsky, Bruner and Skinner; and we transfer their ideas to the EFL classroom. Furthermore, we conducted a research comprised of questionnaires and observations of classes in NGO Creativus and elementary school Izet Šabić in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, so as to gain insight in particular theoretical uses when working with the mentioned ELL groups. The results show that the most appealing theory for teachers of younger language learners are Bruner’s scaffolding and Skinner’s behaviorism, as well as that teachers do try to incorporate theories in their everyday practice and that every one of the theories offers plenty of possibilities and suggestions for teaching EFL.  Classroom activities and teacher decisions can create, or limit, the learners’ opportunities for learning EFL. For that reason, we aim and hope to help teachers make their teaching more effective by attending to the mental world of the learner and by understanding how theory works in EFL practice.</text>
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                    <text>Mr. sci. Nermin Lapandić

IMPLIKACIJE PRESUDA ICJ, ICTY, ECHR NA
AKTIVNIJE SUDJELOVANJE TVORACA DAYTONA U
POSTUPKU USTAVNOG (PRE)UREĐENJA BOSNE I
HERCEGOVINE
Sažetak
Dejtonskim mirovnim sporazumom okončan je oružani rat protiv
Bosne i Hercegovine, a s ustavnopravnog stajališta parcijalno su riješeni
specifični problemi međusobnih odnosa u Bosni i Hercegovini. U okviru
pregovora u Daytonu, nije bilo rasprava o agresiji i odgovornosti za teške
ratne zločine, stoga je posljedica tog izostanka ovakvo ustavno uređenje BiH.
Trebaju li presude Međunarodnog suda za ratne zločine počinjene na
području bivše Jugoslavije i presuda Međunarodnog suda pravde u predmetu
Bosna i Hercegovina protiv Srbije i Crne Gore, aktivirati međunarodne aktere
koji su podržali Dayton da kroz prizmu međunarodnog prava sagledaju
komplementarnost rezultata ratnih zločina i počinjenog genocida sa ustavnim
uređenjem Bosne i Hercegovine i da li ove presude zajedno sa presudom
Evropskog suda za ljudska prava u slučaju Sejdić-Finci protiv BiH, trebaju
biti dovoljan razlog za aktivnije angažovanje tvoraca Daytona u postupku
revizije ustavnog uređenja BiH ili novog ustavnog graditeljstva, pitanja su
koja će biti problematizirana u ovome radu.
Ključne riječi: ustav BiH, međunarodno pravo, presuda,ratni zločin

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IMPLICATIONS OF ICJ, ICTY, ECHR JUDGEMENTS
FOR THE MORE ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF DAYTON
CREATORS IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL
(RE)ORGANIZATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA.
Abstract
Dayton Peace Accords had ended the armed war against Bosnia and
Herzegovina, and specific problems of mutual relations in Bosnia and
Herzegovina were only partially solved from the constitutional law point of
view. Within the framework of the Dayton negotiations, there was no
discussion of aggression and accountability for serious war crimes, so the
consequence of such an absence is the current constitutional order of BiH.
Should the judgment of the International Court for war crimes in the former
Yugoslavia and the International Court of Justice in the case of Bosnia and
Herzegovina v. Serbia and Montenegro, motivate international actors who
supported the Dayton to review the complementarity of the results of war
crimes and genocide committed with constitutional system of Bosnia and
Herzegovina through the prism of international law, and should these
judgments, together with the judgment of the European Court of human
Rights in the Sejdic-Finci v. Bosnia and Herzegovina, be the reason enough
for a more active engagement of the Dayton creators in the process of
revision of the constitutional structure of BiH or a new constitutional
architecture are the issues that will be touched upon in this paper.
Key words: BiH Constitution, International Law, Judgement, War Crime

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1. Uspostava mira – legalizacija faktičkog stanja ostvarenog
ratom
Završetak rata protiv Bosne i Hercegovine s ustavnopravnog stajališta
proveden je posredovanjem vodećih svjetskih sila, na čelu sa Sjedinjenim
Američkim Državama (SAD). Washingtonskim sporazumom od 18.3.1994.,
koji je dogovoren u Beču, a zatim i prihvaćen od strane Ustavotvorne
skupštine Republike Bosne i Hercegovine (BiH), pokušalo se s primjenom
složenog federalnog uređenja riješiti sukobi u BiH. Međutim, ovakav koncept
nije prihvaćen od strane bosanskih Srba, što je bio jasan signal da
Međunarodna zajednica (MZ) treba promijeniti sredstva vanjske politike u
cilju postizanje vanjskopolitičkih ciljeva1. Upotrebom političkih i
ekonomskih sredstava nije prekinuta praksa činjenja ratnih zločina i kršenja
osnovnih ljudskih prava na teritoriji međunarodno priznate Republike BiH.
Nakon vojnog poraza srpskih snaga i velikog angažovanja američke
administracije, sklopljen je Mirovni sporazum u Daytonu između
predsjednika Republike BiH, Savezne Republike Jugoslavije (SRJ) i
Republike Hrvatske (RH), uz sudjelovanje predstavnika konstitutivnih naroda
BiH, Bošnjaka, Srba i Hrvata. Sporazum je službeno potpisan 14.12.1995. u
Parizu, kao Opći okvirni sporazum za mir u Bosni i Hercegovini2, čiji je
Anex IV zamijenio Ustav Republike BiH. Uključivanjem u mirovni proces i
vojno intervenirajući, međunarodna zajednica je postala aktivan sudionik
rješavanja bosanskohercegovačke krize3. Cjelokupno ustavno uređenje BiH,
koncipirano je na učešću međunarodnih faktora u BiH. Tako je Aneksom
1.A. – Sporazum o vojnim aspektima mirovnog rješenja – propisano učešće
međunarodnih vojnih snaga, Aneksom 2. – Sporazum o međuentitetskoj liniji
razgraničenja – uspostavljena je međunarodna arbitraža za Brčko, Aneksom
3. – Sporazum o izborima – predviđeno da u prelaznom periodu, OSCE
reguliše i provodi izbore za sve nivoe vlasti. Aneksom 4. Ustav BiH –
1

Opširnije o sredstvima i tehnikama vanjske politike vidjeti: Lidija Kos-Stanišić, Vojne komponente
Američke vanjske politike, Polemos 3 (2000.), str.125-126.
2
Autentični tekst Sporazuma je na engleskom jeziku. Prilikom potpisivanja u Parizu, predstavnici
ugovornih strana, RBiH, RH i ex SRJ, zaključili su dodatni sporazum kojim su se obavezali da će, u
saradnji sa Ministarstvom vanjskih poslova Francuske, pripremiti autentične prijevode Opšteg okvirnog
sporazuma i njegovih 11 aneksa na bosanski, srpski i hrvatski jezik. Međutim, zbog bitnih razlika u
interpretaciji službeni prijevodi nisu do sada urađeni. U BiH je u upotrebi neslužbeni prijevod na tri
jezika koje je objavio Ured visokog predstavnika (OHR) 1996. godine. Detaljnijom analizom tih
prijevoda mogu se uočiti i određene razlike materijalno-pravnog značaja.
3
Vesna Ivanović, Raspad Jugoslavije i stvaranje Bosne i Hercegovine, Svjetlost, Sarajevo , 2006,
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predviđeno je učešće trojice međunarodnih sudija u Ustavnom sudu BiH,
Aneksom 5. – Sporazum o ljudskim pravima – uspostavljene su institucije
ombudsmena i doma (suda) za ljudska prava. Aneksom 7. – Sporazum o
izbjeglicama i raseljenim osobama – UNHCR preuzima značajne
odgovornosti u njegovom provođenju. Prema Aneksu 8. – Sporazum o
Komisiji za očuvanje nacionalnih spomenika – UNESCO imenuje članove u
ovom tijelu koji imaju odlučujuću ulogu u ovome tijelu. Aneksom 9. –
Sporazum o osnivanju javnih korporacija u BiH – formirana je odgovarajuća
Komisija čiji je dio članova, koji su trebali imati odlučujuću ulogu, imenovao
predsjednik Evropske banke za obnovu i razvoj. Aneksom 10. – Sporazum o
civilnoj implementaciji Mirovnog sporazuma – uspostavljena je institucija
Visokog predstavnika međunarodne zajednice sa značajnim ovlaštenjima.
Aneksom 11. – Sporazum o međunarodnim policijskim snagama –
uspostavljena je misija tih snaga u BiH.
Osim propisanog i tada neophodnog međunarodnog mentorstva, treba
napomenuti da su Daytonskim završetkom rata, parcijalno riješeni problemi
specifičnih ukupnih međusobnih odnosa u BiH, a ustavno uređenje
predstavlja projekciju ratnog stanja i kao takvo bazirano je na uspostavi mira
a ne na uspostavi demokratije. Prema mišljejnju Kasima Trnke4 „suprotno
svim principima međunarodnog prava i svjetskog poretka, Ustav BiH je
pošao od priznavanja faktičkog stanja i pozicija stečenih silom i ratnim
osvajanjima, uključujući i rezultate genocida, etničkog čišćenja i drugih
masovnih kršenja međunarodnog humanitarnog i ratnog prava. Za razliku od
ustava demokratskih zemalja, ustavna rješenja u BiH temelje se na ratnim
zbivanjima i jedino se tako mogu objasniti. To se naročito ogleda u gruboj
etnizaciji ustavnog modela, u uspostavljanju unutrašnje strukture koja nema
uporišta u socijalnim, ekonomskim, kulturološkim, tradicionalnim ili bilo
kojim drugim racionalnim kriterijima, u izostavljanju ili bitnom sužavanju
demokratskog legitimiteta institucija javne vlasti i sl. Ilustrativna je činjenica
da se međuentitetska linija razgraničenja praktično podudara sa linijom vojne
konfrontacije u trenutku uspostavljanja prekida vatre, što nabolje ilustruje
prihvatanje faktičkog stanja ostvarenog ratom.”5 Sam Ustav je u
protivrječnosti sa raznim evropskim konvencijama na koje i sam upućuje, pa
4

prof. dr. Kasim Trnka - učesnik i akter pravnog preoblikovanja Republike BiH u dejtonski model
Kasim Trnka, Specifičnosti ustavnog uređenja Bosne i Hercegovine, Revus 11 (2009), Ustavno
pravo Zahodnega Balkana, 11,2009, str. 48
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se sa ove vremenske distance može reći da Daytonski sporazum u sebi ne
sadrži osnovni državotvorni projekt. Vrijeme je pokazalo da je primarna
namjera Daytonskog sporazuma bila da kroz proces izgradnje mira pruži
osnovu za demokratiju. Međutim etnički definisani “entiteti” cementirali su
struktura “etnarhije”, učvrstili osjećaj kolektivnih prava, a da se nije uspjelo
riješiti pitanje diskriminacije i kršenja prava pojedinca (implementacija
presude Sejdić-Finci). Zbog glomazne administracije (14. vlada, stotine
ministara, stotine parlamentaraca), upravljanje daytonskim sistemom je
pretjerano skupo, te se trebaju postaviti pitanja efikasnosti i rentabilnosti
ovakvog ustavnog uređenja. „Uspostavljena je nedovoljno definisana i
nefunkcionalna distribucija moći između struktura države, asimetričnih
struktura entiteta, vlasti kantona, te lokalne samouprave na opštinskom i
gradskom nivou”6, a sve kao proizvod ratnih postignuća.

2. Od Daytonskog „polijetanja“ do Butmirskog „pada“
Dogovorom iz baze zračnih snaga Wright-Patterson u Daytonu, SAD,
„poletila“ je nada, za spas i mir u BiH, pod nazivom Opći okvirni sporazum
za mir u Bosni i Hercegovini ili Daytonski sporazum. Od Daytona, pristup
međunarodne zajednice u i prema BiH možemo posmatrati kroz nekoliko
etapa.
Potpisivanjem Dejtonskog sporazuma, nastupa aktivnije učešće
međunarodne zajednice u BiH, koje se manifestuje kroz provođenje odredbi
Daytona, a u nastojanju da se naknadno izgrade kapaciteti države i općina.
Taj proces dobio je svoj uspon 2000. godine, tj. u godini nakon rata na
Kosovu, nakon kojeg su Evropska unija (EU) i Organizacija
Sjevernoatlantskog ugovora (NATO) formalno otvorili svoja vrata za buduće
članstvo državama Zapadnog Balkana, pod uslovom zadovoljavanja
određenih standarda7. Za BiH razvoj regionalnih i unutrašnjih događaja, prije
svega demokratska tranzicija u Hrvatskoj i Srbiji, energične akcije
međunarodnih snaga na suzbijanju nezakonitih aktivnosti entitetskih službi
sigurnosti koje su rezultirale radikalnu reformu sigurnosnog sektora u BiH,
zajedno sa naporima
tadašnjeg Visokog predstavnika i specijalnog
predstavnika EU Paddyja Ashdowna, rezultirali su velikim napretkom BiH u
6

Kasim Trnka, Specifičnosti ustavnog uređenja Bosne i Hercegovine, Revus 11/2009, str. 53
Vidjeti: Bassuener “Lost Opportunities and Unlearned Lessons – the Continuing Legacy of Bosnia“, u
After Intervention: Public Security Management in Post-Conflict Societies, 2004, str. 118-119,
dostupno na http://www.dcaf.ch/ Publications/Publication-Detail?lng=en&amp;id=19690.
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period 2000-2005. U tom period uspostavljene su nove državne institucije,
uključujući Sud BiH, s posebnim odjelima za ratne zločine i organizirani
kriminal/korupciju, državnog tužioca, Visoko sudsko i tužilačko vijeće,
Obavještajno-sigurnosnu agenciju BiH, Državnu agenciju za istrage i zaštitu
(državnu policijsku službu), Ministarstvo odbrane i jedinstvene Oružane
snage BiH. U 2005. godini ostalo je neriješeno pitanje restrukturiranja
policije, što je bio zahtjev Evropske komisije, te je prepoznata potreba za
reformom Ustava, sadržanog u Aneksu IV Dejtonskog sporazuma, ako bi se
raščistile i osnažile ovlasti države i zadovoljili standardi Vijeća Evrope 8. U
međunarodnoj zajednici bili su zadovoljni postignutim napretkom u BiH, te
su procijenili da su bosanskohercegovačke strukture vlasti u stanju
spremnosti da odgovore na poticaj potencijalnog članstva u EU-u i NATO, te
da je samo tehničko pitanje vremena koliko dugo će povoljnosti Bruxellesa
zamijeniti pritisak Daytona. Izjava Christiana Schwarz - Schillinga, koji je
postavljen za Ashdownovog nasljednika, bio je prvi vidljivi element tog
pristupa, naime Schilling je u svom prvom govoru na bosanskohercegovačkoj
televiziji nakon preuzimanja funkcije jasno istakao da namjerava koristiti
svoje izvršne “bonske ovlasti“ samo u određenim okolnostima i da će se
općenito “povući“.9
Ovim je BiH ušla u etapu beaktivnog pristupa MZ prema rješavanju
BH krize. Godinu dana nakon dolaska Schillinga, kada su domaći politički
lideri spoznali da međunarodna zajednica mijenja pristup prema BiH, počeli
su se stvarati izazovi. U martu 2006. premijer entiteta Republika Srpska (RS)
postaje Milorad Dodik, kada prethodno dogovorenu saradnju o reformama
koje je zahtijevala međunarodna zajednica naglo zaustavlja. U isto vrijeme,
set ustavnih reformi koje su se našle pred Zastupničkim domom
Parlamentarne skupštine BiH, nisu dobile potrebnu dvotrećinsku većinu.
Neuspjeh ovog prijedloga, koji je široj javnosti poznat pod nazivom ‘aprilski
paket’, bez obzira koji su bili razlozi njegovog neuspjeha, promijenio je do
tada pozitivni proces u retrogradni, odnosno nastupio je period negativnih
utjecaja na dinamiku integracija, što je impliciralo zastoj u reformi
Daytonskog Ustava kao nužnog procesa u ispunjavanju uslova za članstvo
BiH u Evropsku uniju. Ovakav postupak bosanskohercegovačkih
8

Ovo je utjelovljeno u mišljenju Venecijanske komisije iz 2005. godine, dostupnom na
http://www.venice.coe.int/docs/2005/CDL-AD(2005)004-e.asp.
9
Vidjeti“High Representative’s TV Address to Citizens of BiH“, 31. januara 2006, dostupno na
http://www.ohr.int/ohr-dept/presso/presssp/default.asp?content_id=36501.

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parlamentaraca bio je dovoljan signal za međunarodne faktore da prebace svu
odgovornost za neuspjeh na domaće lidere.
Novi Visoki predstavnik/specijalni predstavnik EU-a (EUSR)
Miroslav Lajčak 2007. nastojao je otkočiti blokirani proces, ali njegova
nastojanja da težište prebaci na provedbu Daytona nametanjem izmjena
pravila o kvorumu na sastancima Vijeća ministara naišla su na oštro
protivljenje vlasti entiteta RS-a. U to vrijeme vodili su se razgovori o statusu
Kosova, pa su Visoki predstavnik u BiH i EU nastojali izbjeći mogućnost
iniciranja bilo kakve krize u BiH. S tim u vezi Lajčak je uradio nešto što je on
nazvao “autentičnom interpretacijom“ vlastite naredbe i omekšao svoje
namjere. Da bi svi bili zadovoljni EU je parafirala Sporazum o stabilizaciji i
pridruživanju (SSP) s BiH u decembru 2007., a sporazum je potpisan u junu
2008. godine, nakon odluke Evropske komisije da će dva manja tijela za
saradnju između entiteta zadovoljiti zahtjev za restrukturiranjem policije.10
Međutim ni ovaj potez MZ nije pokrenuo novi val reformi, pa je MZ
promijenila pristup i ušla u novu etapu odnosa MZ prema BiH.
Na sastanku Upravnog odbora Vijeća za implementaciju mira (PIC) u
februaru 2008. odlučeno je da se s pristupa koji se rukovodio vremenom,
pređe na pristup koji se rukovodi standardima, koji su oblikovani u pet
ciljeva i dva uvjeta11 (5+2) čije ispunjavanje Upravni odbor PIC-a mora
potvrditi prije zatvaranja Ureda visokog predstavnika (OHR). Rok za
ispunjavanje ovih ciljeva bio je ambiciozan (do kraja 2008.), s ciljem
favoriziranja pozitivnih pomaka. Pitanja ustavne reforme i provedba odluke
Ustavnog suda o “konstitutivnosti naroda“, su izostavljena jer je zaključeno
da su preambiciozna. Uslijedila je brza reakcija vlasti iz entiteta RS-a, koje su
10

Vidjeti stranicu 8. DPC-ovog brifing-dokumenta objavljenog 7. novembra 2008, Sliding Toward the
Precipice: Europe’s Bosnia Policy autora Kurta Bassuenera, Jamesa Lyona I Erica A. Wittea. Vidjeti i
http://www.ohr.int/ohr-dept/presso/pressr/default.asp?content_id=40935.
11
Deklaracija PIC-a dostupna je na http://www.ohr.int/pic/default.asp?content_id=41352. Ciljevi koje
organi BiH trebaju ispuniti prije zatvaranja OHR-a su: Prihvatljivo i održivo rješenje pitanja raspodjele
imovine između države i drugih nivoa vlasti; Prihvatljivo i održivo rješenje za vojnu imovinu; Potpuna
implementacija Konačne odluke za Brčko; Fiskalna održivost (promovirana putem Sporazuma o
utvrđivanju stalne metodologije za utvrđivanje koeficijenata za raspodjelu sredstava UIO-a i osnivanje
Nacionalnog fiskalnog vijeća); i Zaživljavanje vladavine prava (demonstrirano putem usvajanja
Državne strategije za ratne zločine, donošenjem Zakona o strancima i azilu i usvajanjem Državne
strategije za reformu sektora pravosuđa).Pored ovih ciljeva, Upravni odbor PIC-a također je utvrdio
dva uslova koje treba ispuniti prije zatvaranja OHR-a: Potpisivanje SSP-a; i Pozitivna procjena
situacije u BiH od strane Upravnog odbora PIC-a zasnovana na punom poštivanju Dejtonskog
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osudile postavljene uvjete i istakle da neće poštivati bilo kakvo korištenje
bonskih ovlasti, uz ponovnu priču o secesiji. Na ovakve izjave iz entiteta RS,
MZ nije reagirala čime je pokazala da su izjave Upravnog odbora PIC-a iz
oktobra 2007. u kojima je naglašeno da će se suprotstaviti “pokušajima
podrivanja Dejtonskog mirovnog sporazuma“12, ustvari “pucanj u prazno”.
Visoki predstavnik/specijalni predstavnik EU-a Lajčak, u januaru 2009.
povukao se s te pozicije, te priznao da realizacija ciljeva 5+2 nisu ni blizu
ispunjavanja.
U maju 2009., tračak nade u raspetljavanju gordijevih čvorova
bosanskih pitanja, pružila je posjeta potpredsjednika SAD-a Joseph Bidena,
koji je došao u Sarajevo, kao prvu stanicu svoje turneje po Balkanu. Biden je
bosanskohercegovačkoj javnosti prenio zabrinutost SAD za stanje u BiH,
međutim Američka vlada, Bidenovu posjetu nije popratila jasnim
nastojanjima za realizacijom, što su retogradne snage u BiH iskoristile da se
proces „gura unazad“.13
U novembru 2009. predstavnici predsjedništva EU-a na čelu sa
švedskim ministrom vanjskih poslova (i bivšim visokim predstavnikom)
Carlom Bildtom, kojima se pridružio i zamjenik američkog državnog
sekretara James Steinberg, pokušali su u vojnoj bazi NATO-a/EUFOR-a na
Butmiru
(sarajevski
aerodrom)
sa
predstavnicima
lidera
bosanskohercegovačkih političkih stranaka, postići dogovor kako bi
pokrenuli proces s mrtve tačke. „Butmirski paket“ je obuhvatao set manjih
ustavnih reformi (proizašlih iz “aprilskog paketa“ iz 2006. godine) te
određene mjere čije bi ispunjavanje međunarodnoj zajednici omogućilo da
može zatvoriti OHR, ispunjenjem ciljeva 5+2. U raskolu evropskih i
američkih postavljenih željenih limita, gdje su evropljani bili zadovoljni i sa
minimumom koji bi omogućio da se izvrši tranzicija, a amerikanci se zalagali
za nešto više uslova prije svih usvajanje minimalnog paketa ustavnih
promjena i ispunjavanje kriterija 5+2, profitirale su dezintegracijske snage u
12

“Upravni odbor PIC-a podvlači da je vrijeme da političari u BiH prekinu s praksom dovođenja u
pitanje temeljne strukture države i njene sastavne dijelove…međunarodna zajednica zadržava potrebne
instrumente za suprotstavljanje destruktivnim tendencijama i neće dozvoliti pokušaje podrivanja
Dejtonskog mirovnog sporazuma, bilo da oni dolaze iz zemlje ili izvan nje.“ OSCE-ov Politički pregled
za period 27.oktobar – 9. novembar 2007.
13
Ian Traynor, “The US is talking tough on the Balkans, and the Europeans don’t like it“,The
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BiH, koje su na drugom sastanku u Butmiru išle sa maksimalističkim
zahtjevima pa su pokrenule i pitanje “mirnog raspada“ države.14 Posebno je
karakteristično da su EU i PIC, tokom cijelog tog procesa „naređivale“
visokom predstavniku Valentinu Inzku da izbjegava provokativne poteze – u
biti da se ne ponaša kao visoki predstavnik. Ovakvim dešavanjima na
Butmirskom aerodromu „pale“ su nade o aktivnijem sudjelovanju MZ u
rješavanju pitanja ustavnog (pre)uređenje BiH. „Međunarodna zajednica je
nastavila sa svojom licemjernom politikom prema BiH i danas u miru, kao
što je imala i za vrijeme rata. Ona i danas govori o „tri strane“ u BiH, kao
što je govorila i za vrijeme rata, a zna bolje nego što mi znamo, jer ima više
informacija“15 i zna šta je prava istina.

3. Pravo i (ne)pravda međunarodne zajednice prema Bosni i
Hercegovini
U ustavnom pravu, pravni propisi redovito sadrže politička rješenja, a
ne tehnička kao u nekim drugim pravnim granama, zato što se ustavno pravo
ne može odvojiti od politike. Ustavotvorac tačno precizira šta želi politički
postići određenim propisima. Ipak, politička rješenja ne sadrže samo ustavi,
već i svi ostali zakoni i drugi propisi koji čine izvore ustavnog prava. Pored
razmatranja na relaciji politika – pravo, da bi se Daytonski sporazum mogao
u potpunosti razumjeti potrebno je isti posmatrati u cjelini društvenih,
političkih, ekonomskih, pravnih, vojnih i međunarodnih odnosa. Uzimajući u
obzir činjenicu da u vrijeme pregovora u Daytonu nisu postojale presude o
počinjenim ratnim zločinima, zločinu genocida u BiH, fokusno pitanje rada
je implikacije presuda ICJ, ICTY i ECHR-a na održivost ustavnog uređenja
čiji su temelji postavljeni ratnim zločinom.
3.1. Odnos međunarodne zajednice prema Bosni i Hercegovini
Radi boljeg razumijevanja odnosa MZ prema BiH, potrebno je
prisjetiti se najvažnijih događaja u Evropi u vrijeme rješavanja krize na
Balkanu, kako bi se spoznali razlozi Američkog uplitanja u rješavanje
balkanskog pitanja. S tim u vezi, bitno je naglasiti da je pred balkansku krizu
došlo do ujedinjenja Njemačke, da se Sovjetski Savez raspao, a time i
14

Razgovori sa ucesnicima u butmirskim razgovorima, oktobar
http://www.b92.net/info/komentari.php?nav_id=387594.
15
Omer Ibrahimagić, Bosna i Bošnjaci poslije Dejtona, Kult, Sarajevo 2000, str:274

2009.

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Varšavski pakt, čime je Rusija bila „na koljenima“. Tokom krize na Balkanu,
Francuska i Engleska igrale su dsvostruku igru i nisu imale rješenja za
Njemačko preuzimanje inicijative u Evropi. Sve su ovo bili razlozi da
Amerika dobro uzavrelu Evropu ne prepušta slučajnom razvoju događaja,
nego da Evropu stavi pod svoj kišobran. Zbog navedenog, prema mišljenju
Davora Rodina16, Amerika se „obratila izravno Rusiji: obećala joj velike
kredite, podržala Jelcina i njegove reforme i time vezala Rusiju uz sebe,
preskočivši kalkulacije svojih evropskih prijatelja.“17 Eliminacijom evropskih
partnera otvoren je put prema Daytonskom sporazumu, koji je „plod još
uvijek neprovidnog američko-ruskog koncenzusa.“18 Evropa je tada bila
reducirana na finansiranje vojne i civilne uprave nad BiH.
Skoro dvije decenije poslije Daytona situacija se izmijenila, Rusija se
stabilizirala, iskoristila svoje prirodne energetske resurse, te postala značajan
faktor u Evropi. Evropsku uniju „trese“ ekonomska kriza, a neke zemlje su
pred bankrotom, SAD su svoj centar „gravitacije interesovanja“ izmjestile
van Balkana na Bliski Istok, Avganistan. Na međunarodnoj sceni javljaju se
transatlanski odnosi u kojima SAD-e prepuštaju Evropskoj uniji na dalje
rješavanje skoro sva pitanja u Jugoistočnoj Evropi, što se može i konstatovati
i površnom analizom indikatora koji pokazuju da su inicijative i djelatnosti
koje su do sada provodile SAD-e u BiH, u znatnoj mjeri oslabile. Pozicija
Evrope je značajno ojačana a posebno se manifestira kroz procese koji se
vode u cilju integracija u EU. Gledano s pozicije BiH, može se konstatovati
da je već od 2004., BiH iz ere Daytona krenula na put prema Bruxellesu. EU
je preuzela vodeću ulogu u međunarodnom angažmanu u BiH – i to ne
isključujući ostale partnere nego putem evolucionog odnosa koji se zasniva
na težnji BiH da ostvari članstvo u EU.19 Specijalni predstavnik EU igra
centralnu ulogu u promoviranju sveukupne političke koordinacije EU u BiH,
predstavlja Vijeće EU i podnosi izvještaj Vijeću preko generalnog sekretara i
visokog predstavnika za zajedničku vanjsku i sigurnosnu politiku.

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Prof. dr. sc. Davor Rodin, redovni profesor Fakulteta političkih znanosti Sveučilišta u Zagrebu
Rodin, D, Daytonski sporazum- deklaracija volje Zapada, Politička misao, Vol XXXIII, 1996,
br.4..str:152
18
Ibid,str:152
19
http://www.eubih.org/more-info/eusr.aspx?langTag=bs-BA, pristup 01.11.2013.
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Ako se analizira perioda 1991-95. kada je u srcu Zapadnog Balkana
počinjen najteži zločin u Evropi poslije II Svjetskog rata, a da je cijela
Evropa sve to uspavano posmatrala, postavlja se pitanje: zašto bi to isto
područje u kakvo takvom miru bilo u fokusu istoj toj Evropi? Rat koji je
imao karakter međunarodnog sukoba20 nije puno zabrinjavao Evropu, zašto
bi pored recesije, globalne ekonomske krize i problema sa finansijama u EU,
interesovanje bilo za ovakvu BiH. Kakav odnos prema BiH i kakvu istinu i
pravdu želi MZ o tragičnim dešavanjima iz ratnog perioda na ovim
prostorima, može se spoznati i iz fragmenata postupaka Međunarodnog suda
pravde u Hagu (ICJ) u predmetu BiH protiv Srbije i Crne Gore. O tome je
pisala Florence Hartmann u svojoj knjizi Mir i kazna, gdje navodi sljedeće:
“Odbivši primijeniti članak 49. Statuta i tražiti izravno iz Beograda da mu
preda ključne dokumente, ICJ je popustio pred pritiscima velikih sila koje su
se suprostavljale osudi Srbije, među njima Velike Britanije, koja je više
godina bezuspješno pokušavala nagovoriti Bosnu i Hercegovinu da povuče
tužbu.“21
Sliku o odnosu i pogledu MZ prema BiH možemo spoznati i iz
izdvojenog mišljenja sudije Bonelli na presudu Evropskog suda za ljudska
prava (ECHR) iz Strazbura u predmetu ,,Sejdić i Finci protiv BiH“: „Šta je
sa izuzetno izopačenim situacijama u kojima ostvarenje ljudskih prava može
biti uzrok rata prije nego prenosilac mira? Jesu li prava dvojice aplikanata da
se kandidiraju na izborima tako neograničena i primoravajuća da ponište mir,
sigurnost i javni red uveden za cijelu naciju – uključujući i njih same?“ U
istom kontekstu dala je svoje izdvojeno mišljenje i sudinica Mijović, kojoj se
pridružio sudija Hajiev: “Ustav BiH bio je rezultat dugotrajnih i mukotrpnih
pregovora predstavnika Bošnjaka, Hrvata i Srba, a pod nadzorom
međunarodne zajednice. Njegova kompleksna rješenja u pogledu
ravnopravne zastupljenosti ticala su se uglavnom upravo Bošnjaka, Hrvata i
Srba, kao direktnih strana u sukobu 1992.- 1995., tako da su glavne političke
institucije kreirane s ciljem uspostave ravnoteže između tri konstitutivna
naroda. Druge etničke grupe nisu predstavljale dio tih rješenja, s obzirom na
to da nisu ni imale status strane u sukobu. Nakon završetka rata, manjinske
grupe dobile su pravo učešća u vršenju vlasti na entitetskom nivou. Na
državnom nivou to nije bio slučaj i to je zapravo razlog za obraćanje
20

Mirko Pejanović, Ogledi o državnosti i političkom razvoju Bosne i Hercegovine, Sarajevo 2010,
str.177.
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Florence Hartmann, Mir i kazana, Baybook, Sarajevo, 2007, str:105.

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aplikanata Evropskom sudu”. Ova izdvojena mišljenja preslikavaju većim
dijelom i stav MZ prema BiH.
3.2. Različiti pristupi u rješavanju bosanskohercegovačkih pitanja
Osim latergičnog odnosa MZ prema BiH, na sceni je i različit pristup
u rješavanju pitanja bosanskohercegovačke krize. To se može vidjeti na
pitanju produženja mandata međunarodnim sudijama i tužiocima, gdje je
Odlukom Visokog predstavnika iz decembra 2009. nametnuto trogodišnje
produženje mandata međunarodnim sudijama i tužiocima u posebnom odjelu
Suda BiH za ratne zločine – ali ne i za sudije i tužioce u odjelu za
organizirani kriminal i korupciju. SAD su podržavale rješenje kojim bi se
produžio mandat i za jedne i za druge, a uz tu odluku bile su jedino Turska i
Kanada. Produbljivanje krize među članicama Upravnog odbora PIC-a,
pojačano je u maju 2011. godine, kada je Visoki predstavnik Valentin Inzko
imao podršku svih članova Upravnog odbora PIC-a osim Rusije za
poništavanje naredbe o referendumu o ustavnosti pravnih struktura na
državnom nivou, uključujući i Sud BiH i s tim povezanih zaključaka u
slučaju da ih vlasti RS-a ne povuku. Međutim, prije poteza Visokog
predstavnika Inzka, visoka predstavnica EU-a za vanjske poslove i
sigurnosnu politiku, baronese Catherine Ashton otišla je u Banja Luku da
ubijedi Dodika da se suzdrži od održavanja referenduma dok se vidi kakve će
rezultate dati obećani “strukturirani dijalog“ EU-a.22 Tim potezom
minimizirana je institucija Visokog predstavnika/specijalnog predstavnika
EU, a potvrda da se ne radi o slučajnom ili samovoljnom postupku baronese
Catherine, došla je putem zahtjeva delegacije EU u Sarajevu da se budžet
OHR-a smanji za 10 % u svim stavkama, s namjerom da se prekine ili
radikalno smanji aktivnost OHR-a na polju vladavine zakona, ekonomije i
supervizije za Brčko, iz razloga što će se “pojačana“ Delegacija EU-a, koja
će preuzeti ovlasti i osoblje EUSR-a, vjerovatno baviti tim pitanjima. Ovom
jednostranom potezu usprotivili su se SAD, Turska i Japan, pa je postignut
kompromis zahvaljujući kojem su te funkcije ostale netaknute.

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Nakon izjave Wolfganga Petrischa, da „neće biti novog Daytona“23,
vjetar u leđa dezintegracijskim snagama bila je slaba reakcija međunarodne
zajednice na izjave o disoluciji BiH, te opstrukcijama u procesu euroatlanskih integracija. Uz malo volje napr. uvođenjem „stajališta da snage koje
zaustavljaju integraciju BiH u Evropsku uniju provode antidejtonske
aktivnost“24 politički lideri u BiH bi se barem odgovornije ponašali prema
državi ali i stanovnicima BiH. Raskol u pristupu MZ u rješavanju BiH krize
na međunarodnom nivou indukovao je slično stanje i u samoj BiH. Pojačana
je dezorjentacija u strukturi bosanskohercegovačkog društva predvođena
koalicijom socio-nacionalnih stranaka na vlasti, koje iz sebi poznatih razloga
ne žele postići koncenzus za izgradnju države koja će „stajati“ iza svojih
„konstitutivnih i ne-konstitutivnih“ državljana, državu koja će garantovati
jednak položaj i tretman svih građana BiH, uz poštivanje svih individualnih
prava, državu „koja se kreće prema uspostavljanju međusobnih odnosa koji
vode politiku životnog standarda“25, balansiranu s umjerenim i racionalnim
nacionalnim interesima.
Ostalo je veliko pitanje KAKO izgraditi funkcionalnu demokratsku
državu, kako urediti temeljne odnose unutar Daytonske konstrukcije, kako
izmijeniti „sve odredbe ustava koje su u suprotnosti sa aplikabilnim
međunarodnim pravnim instrumentima i međunarodno-pravnim okvirom koji
osigurava uživanje ljudskih prava bez diskriminacije.”26 Na koji način
donijeti u pravom smislu riječi narodni ustav ili donijeti odluku da na snazi
ostane ustavni tekst iz Daytona, sa ovakvim pristupom domaćih i
međunarodnih faktora. Kako ustavotvornu politiku vladajućih političkih
stranaka usmjeriti ka dosezanju ustavnog konsenzusa, odnosno ka
formulisanju ustava kao vrjedonosnog, institucionalnog i pravnog okvira koji
bi bio podjednako prihvatljiv za sve „konstitutivne i ne-konstitutivne“
građane BiH, kada je na bosanskohercegovačkoj sceni višegodišnji
kontinuitet (zlo)upotrebe ustava u ime „nacionalnog interesa.“ Prema Mirku
Pejanoviću, „da bi se reforma Ustava BiH odvijala uspješno, nužno je
posuditi moć za izgradnju konsenzusa vladajućih stranaka. Tu moć ima
međunarodna zajednica na osnovu ovlaštenja za provođenje Dejtonskog
23

Wolfgang Petrisch, Bosna i Hercegovina od Daytona do Evrope, Sarajevo 2002, Svjetlost, str.336.
Mirko Pejanović, Ogledi o državnosti i političkom razvoju Bosne i Hercegovine, Sarajevo 2010,
str.198.
25
Vesna Ivanović, Raspad Jugoslavije i stvaranje Bosne i Hercegovine, Svjetlost, Sarajevo , 2006,
str.201.
26
Omer Ibrahimagić, i dr, Politički sistem BiH, Tom-I, Sarajevo, Promocult, 2010, str155.
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mirovnog sporazuma.“27 Sličnog je razmišljanja i nekadašnji Visoki
predstavniku, Christian Schwarce Schilling, „političari u Bosni su
Daytonskim sporazumom, koji utvrđuje ethnical voting, vezani u korzet
kojeg sami ne mogu razbit.“28
3.3. Transformacija od agresora do mirotvoraca i ustavotvoraca
Potpisnici mirovnog sporazuma u Daytonu države SRJ i Hrvatska,
koje su tokom agresije na BiH više puta pozivane, prozivane pa i
sankcionisane od strane UN-a, kao agresori, pojavljuju se u ulozi
ustavotvoraca susjedne države BiH.
U maju 1992. Rezolucijom UN-a 752. zahtijevano je od susjednih
država da poštuju integritet BiH, te da povuku ili stave pod kontrolu bh.
vlade jedinice Jugoslovenske narodne armije (JNA) i Hrvatske vojske (HV) i
raspuste paravojne jedinice. Rezolucijom 757. uvedene su ekonomske
sankcije prema SR Jugoslaviji zbog ne sprovođenja rezolucije 752.
Rezolucijom 819, a povodom izvještaja ICJ o ratnim zločinima u BiH, poziva
se Srbija i Crna Gora da se pridržavaju Konvencije o sprečavanju ratnih
zločina iz 1948. godine i preduzmu sve mjere da se spriječi vršenje ratnih
zločina. Rezolucijom 838 - pored ponavljanja zahtjeva ranijih rezolucija,
pozivaju se Srbija i Crna Gora da odmah obustave snabdijevanje
paramilitarnih jedinica bosanskih Srba oružjem i vojnom opremom. Posebno
treba napomenuti da Rezolucija Generalne skupštine UN-a o BiH, (47/121 od
08.12.1992 godine par. 2 i 11.) doslovno govori "o napadačkim aktima
srpskih i crnogorskih neregularnih snaga i direktnoj i indirektnoj podršci JNA
u njihovim agresivnim aktima protiv BiH i narušavanju suvereniteta,
integriteta i političke nezavisnosti BiH“. Također, Rezolucijom Generalne
skupštine UN-a 48/88 od 22.12.1992. godine, Generalna skupština "izražava
duboku zabrinutost neprijateljstvima i agresijom koja se nastavlja protiv
BiH."
Već s prvim presudama, ICTY konstatuje (u predmetu Duško Tadić:
IT-94-1-T), da “intenzitet neprijateljstva prevazilazi prag potreban da se
27

Mirko Pejanović, Ogledi o državnosti i političkom razvoju Bosne i Hercegovine, Sarajevo 2010,
str.197.
28
Erich Rathfeder i Carl Bethke, Bosna u fokusu drugi politički izazov Christian Schwarce Schilling,
Kult-B Sarajevo, 2010, str.436.

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konstatuje postojanje kako međunarodnog tako i unutrašnjeg sukoba, a
postoji i produženo, rasprostranjeno nasilje između oružanih snaga različitih
država i između vladinih snaga i organizovanih pobunjeničkih grupa.”29
Prema sudijama ICJ koji u svojoj odluci u predmetu BiH protiv Srbije
i Crne Gore konstatuju „da test o opštoj kontroli ima značajni nedostatak koji
se sastoji u širenju djelokruga odgovornosti države prilično izvan osnovnog
principa koji reguliše međunarodnu odgovornost,“30 pravna „logika ne traži
primjenu istog testa za rješavanje pitanja stepena i prirode involviranosti
države u oružanom sukobu na teritoriji druge države, što je nužno da bi se
sukob okarakterisao kao međunarodni“ te da „može prilično i bez logičke
nedosljednosti, da se razlikuje od stepena i prirode involviranosti koja je
nužna da bi se pokrenula odgovornost te države za konkretno djelo koje je
učinjeno tokom sukoba.“31 Osim što sudije ICJ nisu primijenile isti test o
opštoj kontroli koji je korišten pred ICTY, sudije ICJ su „kritikovale“ svoje
kolege ICTY da nije u njihovoj nadležnosti da mogu konstatovati da se rat u
BiH može okarakterisati i kao međunarodni oružani sukob. Na ovaj način ICJ
je vješto „izmanevrisao“ pitanje karaktera oružanog sukoba, odnosno
agresije, a u postupku je primijenio izuzetno visoke standarde utvrđivanja
odgovornosti Srbije za genocid počinjen u BiH. Ovako visoki standardi
uspostavljeni su u slučaju Nikaragva protiv SAD 1986. godine, gdje je Sud
tražio potpunu kontrolu SAD nad nesamostalnim grupama u Nikaragvi.
Prvostepenom presudom ICTY32, čelnici HZHB, Jadranko Prlić,
Slobodan Praljak, Bruno Stojić, Milivoj Petković, Valentin Ćorić i Berislav
Pušić, su prema odluci suda, bili udruženi u zločinački poduhvat s namjerom
pripajanja dijela teritorija BiH, Hrvatskoj u okvirima nekadašnje Banovine.
Sudsko vijeće je utvrdilo fakte da je sukob imao međunarodni karakter jer je
u isti bila umiješana Republika Hrvatska s vojnim i političkim planom i
nalozima za izvršenje istog. Sudije ICTY su zaključile da su se pripadnici
Hrvatske vojske borili zajedno s pripadnicima HVO-a.
Postoje i drugi predmeti (Blaškić, Perišić, ..) u kojima je ICTY u
obrazloženjima presuda pružio obilje argumenata i historijskih činjenica koje
govore o tome da je u BiH, sem unutarnjeg sukoba, sve vrijeme trajao i
29

ICTY Predmet br. IT-94-1-AR72 49 2. oktobar 1995.paraf 70.
Presuda ICJ BiH protiv Srbije i Crne Gore, paraf 406.
31
Presuda ICJ BiH protiv Srbije i Crne Gore, paraf 405.
32
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međunarodni oružani sukob u koji su bile umiješane vojne snage susjednih
država Srbije i Hrvatske, te uz obrazloženje presude ICJ u kojoj se konstatuje
vojna pomoć Srbije snagama bosanskih Srba, može se spoznati jasna slika o
ulozi tadašnjeg vojnog i političkog vrha susjednih država u ratu protiv BiH.
Kada se raspravlja o pitanju postojanja međunarodnog oružanog
sukoba u BiH, odnosno time se rješava i pitanje agresije, osim analize
presuda ovo pitanje potrebno je posmatrati i sa teorijsko pravnog aspekta.
Prema Materijalu za praktičnu obuku Međunarodno krivično pravo i praksa Ratni zločini koju je izradio International Criminal Law Services (ICLS)
„stanje oružanog sukoba traje do postizanja općeg sporazuma o miru ili u
slučaju unutrašnjeg oružanog sukoba do postizanja mirnog rješenja. Stanje
oružanog sukoba također se može završiti odlučujućim okončanjem vojnih
operacija bez sporazuma.33 U pogledu trajanja jasno je da je oružani sukob u
BiH trajao do postizanja „Općeg okvirnog sporazuma za mir u Bosni i
Hercegovini“, a iz samog naziva sporazuma može se predpostaviti da se ne
radi samo o unutrašnjem sukobu. Konkretna potvrda da su kreatori
Daytonskog sporazuma znali da se ne radi samo o unutrašnjem sukobu, je u
članu III, Aneksa 1-A, kojim se propisuje Povlačenje stranih snaga sa
teritorije BiH u roku od 30 dana, izuzimajući snage UN-a, snage za
implementaciju mira i međunarodne policijske snage. Upravo je to bio razlog
što su potpisnici Daytonskog sporazuma susjedne države. Navedenim
činjenicama kreatori Daytona su potvrdili da su susjedne države duboko
involvirane u rat protiv BiH i da se radi o klasičnoj agresiji a ne o
građanskom ratu.
Parafiranjem Sporazuma u Zračnoj bazi Wright-Patterson, 21. 11.
1995., o prihvatanju Općeg okvirnog sporazuma za mir u Bosni i
Hercegovini, došlo je do historijskog paradoksa. Upravo oni koji su počinili
agresiju, Hrvatska i Srbija ispunjavajući sve uslove iz zvanične definicije
Generalne skupštine UN-a od 1974 - upotreba oružane sile jedne države /u
ovom slučaju Hrvatske i „Srbije ili Savezne Republike Jugoslavije / protiv
suverenosti, teritorijalnog integriteta i političke nezavisnosti druge države / u
ovom slučaju Republike Bosne i Hercegovine“34 pozvani su da budu
ustavotvorci države koju su nastojali uništiti.
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http://wcjp.unicri.it/deliverables/docs/Module_8_War_crimes_BCS.pdf, str.23-24.
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Mirotvorci i ustavotvorci iz Daytona, Srbija i Hrvatska, 18. godina
poslije, prema presudama ICJ i ICTY, se opisuju na način:„da je Srbija
prekršila obavezu da spriječi genocid na što je bila obavezna na osnovu
Konvencije o sprečavanju i kažnjavanju zločina genocida, koji se odnosi na
genocid počinjen u Srebrenici u julu 1995. godine”, a za Hrvatsku
(prvostepenom presudom) je utvrđeno da je bila umiješana s vojnim i
političkim planom i nalozima za izvršenje u BiH. Ovim presudama uobličava
se pravna priroda i karakter rata u BiH, odnosno presude impliciraju na
međunarodnopravnu kvalifikaciju oružanog sukoba na području BiH. Bez
obzira što je Međunarodna zajednica na čelu sa SAD, znala za duboku
involviranost susjednih država u rat protiv BiH, nakon presuda ICJ i ICTY
potrebno je analizirati trebaju li „garanti Daytonskog sporazuma“, prije
svega potpisnici - garanti mira u BiH, Srbija i Hrvatska, nakon dokazivanja
zločina i agresije sudova u Hagu, ostati i garanti Aneksa IV, tj. ustavotvorci
Države koju su nastojali uništiti.
Imaju li žrtve agresije i genocida pravo na bolji ustav, ustav koji će
osigurati svakom građaninu ravnopravnost na cijeloj teritoriji BiH bez obzira
na vjersku i nacionalnu pripadnost. Vrijeme će pokazati hoće li MZ dozvoliti
da osnova za promjenu ustavnog uređenja bude agresija, genocid i drugi teški
ratni zločini, što može postati pravni i politički presedan.
3.4. Obaveze kreatora Daytona prema Bosni i Hercegovini
Kao što je već navedeno genocid u Srebrenici dokazan je
pravosnažnim presudama Međunarodnog suda pravde u Hagu i
Međunarodnog krivičnog tribunala za područje bivše Jugoslavije (ICTY), te
bez obzira na stav pojedinih politčara ova pravna činjenica oba suda u Hagu
je pravna realnost. Presudom od 26. februara 2007. godine, ICJ je utvrdio da:
Srbija nije počinila genocid posredstvom svojih organa ili osoba čije radnje
bi je činile odgovornom prema pravilima Međunarodnog običajnog prava, te
da na strani Srbije, nije postojala namjera da se počini genocid, niti je Srbija
podstakla (na) izvršenje genocida. Nadalje, ICJ je utvrdio da je Srbija
povrijedila svoju obavezu da spriječi genocid iz Konvencije o sprečavanju i
kažnjavanju zločina genocida (Konvencija o genocidu), odnosno ICJ je
utvrdio da Srbija nije postupila po privremenoj mjeri koju je odredio Sud 8.
aprila i 13. septembra 1993. godine, propuštajući da poduzme sve radnje
unutar svojih ovlasti da spriječi genocid koji je počinjen u Srebrenici jula
1995. Osim ovoga, ICJ je utvrdio da je Srbija povrijedila svoju obavezu pune
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saradnje sa ICTY. Sud je naložio Srbiji da odmah poduzme djelotvorne
korake kako bi osigurala puno poštivanje Konvencije o Genocidu, da kazni
radnje genocida i da izruči optužene za genocid ICTY. Svojom odlukom, a
pozivajući se na drugostepenu presudu ICTY (generalu VRS Radislavu
Krstiću), ICJ utvrđuje da je genocid u Bosni i Hercegovini počinjen od strane
organa (uključujući policiju i vojsku) Republike Srpske. Prema ovakvoj
presudi Srbija nije počinila genocid u BiH a ovakom odlukom odgovornost
za počinjeni genocid u BiH prebačena je na Republiku Srpsku, koja je svoje
legalno postojanje dobila u Daytonu.
Vječno će ostati dilema o načinu pravne konstrukcije presude ICJ
prema kojoj se „tvrdi da Srbija nije kriva niti za jedno od djela navedenih u
članu III Konvencije o genocidu (genocid, planiranje izvršenje genocida,
neposredno i javno podsticanje na genocid, pokušaj genocida i saučesništvo u
genocidu), dok u obrazloženju konstatira čin(jenicu) pomaganja vojsci
bosanskih Srba od strane ondašnjeg srbijanskog režima. Prama pravnoj
teoriji, oblik saučesništva je i pomaganje, koje može biti fizičko ili psihičko.
Fizičko pomaganje jeste nabavljanje, osposobljavanje, ili stavljanje izvršiocu
na raspolaganje sredstava za izvršenje krivičnog djela (oružja, oruđa i dr.).
Pomaganje može biti izvršeno i nečinjenjem (propuštanjem). Ovakvo
pomaganje postoji ako je postojala dužnost na činjenje kojim bi se spriječilo
izvršenje krivičnog djela, a upravo za ovakvo propuštanje je Međunarodni
sud pravde oglasio odgovornom Srbiju“35.
Presuda ICJ je deklaratorne prirode, odnosno izuzev utvrđivanja
odgovornosti u sebi ne sadrži mjere i sankcije, kao što je u našem krivičnom
pravu, ali je neminovno da ova presuda mora imati implikacije na daljnji
razvoj situacije u BiH, prije svega na unutrašnje uređenje BiH. Ako
Međunarodna zajednica zažmiri na činjenicu da je u BiH počinjen genocid, te
ključnu ulogu za preuređenje unutrašnjih odnosa u BiH prebacuje na bh
političare, to bi bilo porazno ne samo za BiH nego za cijeli Svijet i
Međunarodno pravo u cjelini. Do sada su presude ICJ imale implikacije na
međunarodne odnose, a sadašnje ustavno uređenje BiH je rezultat
međunarodnog sporazuma, stoga je realno očekivati da međunarodna
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Doc. dr. Zarije Seizović, NALIČJE “SVJETSKE PRAVDE” – PRESUDA MEĐUNARODNOG
SUDA PRAVDE, DRUŠTVENA ISTRAŽIVANJA - Časopis Pravnog fakulteta Univerziteta u Zenici;
Godina I (2007); br. 1, str.29.

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zajednica insistira da se provedu radnje usmjerene ka uklanjanju svih
rezultata počinjenih zločina a time i ovakvog ustavnog uređenja. Na to su
obavezni i prema članu 53. Bečke konvencije o međudržavnim ugovorima iz
1969. (koja je pridružena Povelji UN-a), prema kojem su ništavni ugovori
koji su suprotni imperativnoj normi općeg međunarodnog prava (“ius
cogens”).
„Ništav je svaki ugovor koji je u trenutku sklapanja suprotan
imperativnoj normi općega međunarodnog prava. U svrhe ove Konvencije,
imperativna norma općega međunarodnog prava je norma što ju je prihvatila
i priznala čitava međunarodna zajednica država kao normu od koje nije
dopušteno nikakvo odstupanje i koja se može izmijeniti samo novom normom
općega međunarodnog prava iste prirode“36.
Ništavnim ugovorima može se smatrati čak i oni ugovori koji su
dobrovoljno doneseni ako su suprotni internacionalnom pravu. Konvencija
isključuje da se takvi ugovori, odnosno njihovo dejstvo, mogu protokom
vremena konvalidirati ili postati pravosnažni.
Nedopustivo je da nekadašnje „Sigurnosne zone UN-a“ Srebrenica i
Žepa, mjesta za koja je dokazano da su počinjeni najteži ratni zločini od
strane „institucija Republike Srpske, vojske i policije“ budu u sastavu tog
entiteta. Posebnu analizu i pažnju zahtijeva odnos vlasti RS prema
povratnicima - žrtvama genocida, stalnom negiranju genocida, kršenju
osnovnih ljudskih prava poslije Daytona. Tolerantnim odnosom prema
izvršiteljima genocida primoravaju se žrtve da prihvate stanje uspostavljeno
agresijom i genocidom.
Osim presuda ICJ, ICTY i ECHR-a, kao razlog zašto kreatori
Daytona imaju obavezu prema BiH, mogu se uvrstiti i neki konstrukcijski
prospusti. U Daytonu „nisu uspostavljeni efektivni mehanizmi kontrole
provođenja Sporazuma, niti sankcije za slučaj neizvršavanja i opstrukcija. To
se posebno odnosi na nedostatak instrumenata za eliminaciju rezultata
genocida i etničkog čišćenja. U tom pogledu niti je precizirana uloga
međunarodne zajednice niti odgovornost domaćih vlasti u slučaju
neizvršavanja obaveza u ostvarivanju povratka prognanih. Naprotiv, brojna
rješenja pogoduju onima koji nastoje da zadrže ratne dobitke etničke
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homogenizacije odgovarajućih teritorija. Zbog toga je, praktično, ostavljena
mogućnost selektivne primjene Daytonskog sporazuma, da se, sa jedne
strane, prednost daje jednonacionalnoj entitetskoj vlasti, a da se s druge,
istovremeno, opstruiraju obaveze u pogledu povratka prognanih ili saradnje
sa Tribunalom za ratne zločine.”37

ZAKLJUČAK
Dok se ne dogovore promjene izvjesno je da će BiH i dalje živjeti sa
posljedicama najtežih ratnih zločina, ali i da će se u BiH morati živjeti i bez
prethodnog dogovora o tome šta sve podrazumijevamo pod posljedicama
ratnih zločina. Transformacija ratnih zločina organizovanih u nelegalnoj
državnoj tvorevini Srpske Demokratske Stranke (SDS) 1991.godine, u
zamjenu za ozakonjenje političkih ciljeva SDS-a i uključivanje u demokratski
proces u Daytonu, pokazale su se kao djelotvoran način okončanja krize, za
ciljeve u čije ime su počinjeni najteži ratni zločini. Utilitarna norma ugrađena
u taj pristup sugerira da je za prestanak nasilja i ratnih zločina ponekad
„opravdano“ priznati secesioniste kao legitimne političke predstavnike.
Također, alarmantna je i spoznaja o balansiranju međunarodnih moćnika
između mira i pravde, koja se u Daytonu okončala na štetu pravde, a kao
zalog nikada posve sigurnoj budućnosti. Sa velikom sigurnošću može se
tvrditi da je međunarodna zajednica „baš htjela ovakvo uređenje BiH, koje ne
može da funkcionira i da njegovo funkcioniranje cijelo vrijeme bude ovisno
od njene volje koja će biti izrazom trenutačnih interesa zapadnih zemalja i
Rusije na ovom prostoru.“38
Daytonska rješenja, koncipirana uz međunarodnu podršku, pokazala
su se nedovoljna da saniraju posljedice ratnih dejstava, genocida i etničkog
čišćenja. Protivnici Bosne i Hercegovine, propagiraju tezu da je „Bosna i
Hercegovina crna rupa između Istoka i Zapada“, ne želeći uvažiti barem
činjenicu da je Bosna i Hercegovina prirodni, demografski i kulturni „most
između Istoka i Zapada“. Da bi BiH (p)ostala „most između istoka i zapada“
bilo bi prirodno okončati ili dalje razvijati Daytonski sporazum, stoga je u
ovaj proces potrebno da se aktivno uključe svi relevantni faktori prije svih
37

Kasim Trnka, Specifičnosti ustavnog uređenja Bosne i Hercegovine, Ustavno pravo Zahodnega
Balkana, Revus 11 (2009), str. 49
38
Omer Ibrahimagić, Bosna i Bošnjaci poslije Dejtona, Kult, Sarajevo 2000, str:275

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SAD-e da završe posao koji su započeli, Evropska komisija kojoj bi Vijeće
Evrope dalo širok mandat, te u proces uključiti Rusiju i Tursku, prije svega
radi garancije mira i sigurnosti u Jugoistočnoj Evropi. Svi koji su involvirani
u proces ustavnog (pre)uređenja BiH, neophodno je da kroz prizmu
međunarodnog prava sagledaju komplementarnost rezultata agresije, ratnih
zločina i počinjenog genocida sa ustavnim uređenjem Bosne i Hercegovine, a
kao najbolji poticaj na takav pristup i aktivnije sudjelovanje tvoraca Daytona
u postupku ustavnog (pre)uređenja Bosne i Hercegovine neka posluži dio
izdvojenog mišljenja sudije Bonello, na odluku ECHR-a po tužbi Derve
Sejdića i Jakoba Fincija koji su kao pripadnici nacionalnih manjina bili
onemogućeni da budu birani u Predsjedništvo Bosne i Hercegovine i Dom
naroda Bosne i Hercegovine. Sudija Bonello u svom izvdvojenom mišljenju
navodi “Sud je naložio tuženoj strani da odbaci Dejtonski mirovni
sporazum, samelje ga i onda počne tražiti neko novo rješenje... Sud u
Strasbourgu rekao je i bivšim zaraćenim stranama i kreatorima mira i
dobročiniteljima da su sve uradili pogrešno”.

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BiH“
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protiv Srbije i Crne Gore“

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Importance of carrying capacity for sustainable trout culture: the case of “bagci balik”
Fatih Güleç1, Yusuf Güner1, Tolga Şahin2
1Ege Üniversitesi, Su Ürünleri Fakültesi, 35080 İzmir
2Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart Üniversitesi, Su Ürünleri Fakültesi, 17100 Çanakkale
Abstract
Trout is a fish species that is produced widely all over the world and it has an important place
in the aquaculture industry. For the sustainable development of the trout culture, it is need to
determine how much fish can be stocked per unit volume (carrying capacity). Over-stocking
could threaten fish welfare and sustainable use of environmental resources. Estimating of
carrying capacity is necessary both to minimize these adverse impacts on fish and
environment, and in terms of sustainable use of water resources. In this study, carrying
capacity of a commercial land based trout farm in Koycegiz (Mugla/TURKEY) was
investigated. Two methods were used to calculate carrying capacity and compared with each
other: “Oxygen requirement based carrying capacity” and “Metabolic waste based carrying
capacity”. The mean values of studied water quality parameters that used in calculations were
measured as; 14.12 ± 0.72 °C for temperature, 7.78 ±0.20 for pH, 10.1 ± 0.93 mg/l for
oxygen, 3,05 ± 0,84 m3 s-1 for flow rate. The annual production capacity was calculated
with these measured parameters. By the observed data, the carrying capacities of the farm
were found respectively with based on oxygen requirement as 538.42 ± 196.22 tonnes; and
based on metabolic waste as 1113.4 ± 463.7 tonnes per years. According to the results that
obtained from the study, there was significant difference between two carrying capacity
estimation methods. However when the oxygen levels of the water were examined, in some
months the negative values, that could adversely affect the life and growth of the trouts, were
observed. Fort this reason, to reduce the limiting effect of the oxygen and reach maximum
carrying capacity; it is needed to be integrated oxygenation or aeration systems into the
production ponds. On the other hand, for the sustainable use of the environmental sources in
the facilities engaged in production according to the metabolic waste based carrying capacity,
it is important to use advanced water filtration systems.
Keywords: Carrying capacity, land-based trout culture, water quality.
1.INTRODUCTION
Aquaculture is a farming method of aquatic animals and plants for nutrition, stocks
enrichment, making ornaments, hobby activities, and for scientific studies in a controlled or
semi-controlled manner, by human (Çelikkale, et al., 1999). Today, it is a rapidly growing
industry especially in terms of animal food. The combined result of development in
aquaculture worldwide and the expansion in global population is that the average annual per
capita supply of food fish from aquaculture for human consumption has increased by ten
times, from 0.7 kg in 1970 to 7.8 kg in 2008, at an average rate of 6.6 percent per year(FAO,
2010). According to data obtained from the FAO, in 2010, total global aquaculture
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production (quantity) is 73 million tonnes. The value of the world aquaculture harvest,
excluding aquatic plants, is estimated at US$110.1 billion in 2009 (FAO, 2010). Turkey’s
total fisheries production is 653 thousand tons and 167 thousand tons of total production
comes from aquaculture. More than half of the amount of aquaculture (51%) is due to the
trout culture, and the value of production is around US$ 207 million (TUIK, 2010).
Sustainability has great importance for the aquculture industry as in all sectors. At this point,
the condition of the water is one of the vital criteria for aquaculture enterprises that are at the
top level of the production cycle. Aquaculture can be made depending on the the physical,
chemical and biological properties of water. These criteria should be in optimum standards
fort he sustainable aquaculture. Rate of flow and quality of incoming water are the first
parameters to be dealt with in establishing suitable living conditions for fish. (Penneli and
Mclean, 1996). Because, the water that is used for aquaculture, both brings oxygen to the
aquaculture environment and also provides removal of the accumulated wastes (Balık, et al.,
2002). On the other hand, estimating the carrying capacity of the farm, is an important criteria
to be considered. Carrying capacity is usually expressed in terms of quantity of fish per unit of
water flow (loading rate) or per cubic meter of rearing space (density) (Hinshaw, 2000).
Carrying capacity has an important influence on the success of aquaculture operations. The
appropriate stocking level is ascertained in carrying capacity studies (Frechette, 2005). Many
studies have demonstrated an effect of stocking density on various aspects of the welfare of
farmed fish (Wedemeyer, 1997). In intensive aquaculture fishes are usually reared at high
densities, which has led to concerns about welfare of the fish, so there is a need for the
development of reliable stocking density guidelines (Adams, et al., 2007; Ashley, 2007; Ellis,
et al., 2002; Huntingford, et al., 2006). Several causative mechanisms have been proposed to
explain why high densities negatively affect growth and feed utilization. The biochemical,
behavioural, and physiological changes induced by high stress levels are presumed to be
energetically costly, affecting the amount of energy available for growth (Barton and Iwama,
1991; Pickering, 1992; Vijayan and Leatherland, 1998; Wendelaar, 1997). High rearing
density in itself may further reduce access to feed, thereby reducing feed intake and directly
affecting growth (Alanara and Brannas, 1996; Boujard et al., 2002; Marchand and Boisclair,
1998). Incorrect Carrying capacity aplications both affect negatively to fish welfare and cause
environmental issues. This is the biggest obstacle in front of the goal of sustainable
aquaculture. Therefore, it is necessary to estimate the carrying capacity so good to reflect the
facts.
In this study, carrying capacity of a commercial land based trout farm in Koycegiz
(Mugla/TURKEY) was investigated. For the sustainable use of Yuvarlak Çay, the optimum
capacity and the maximum capacity had been calculated with both formulas.
2.Materials and methods
2.1.Experimental area
The study was conducted in a commercial trout farm that was located on Yuvarlakçay Stream
in Fethiye/Koycegiz. The commercial farm aimed to produce 900 tons trout per year in its
project. For the sustainable trout farming on this stream continuously, optimum and maximum
amount of fish, that could be stocked in the farm, was estimated.

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2.2.Fish material
The farmed fish species in the trout enterprise, was rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
(Walbaum, 1792), and the production period that was used in the farm, from egg to market
size.
Method
A number of different formulas have been devised to calculate carrying capacities, taking into
account oxygen consumption, growth rate of fish, feeding rates, water volume and
temperature, and other factors. Dissolved oxygen and ammonia (un-ionized) concentrations
are the primary limiting factors in the culture systems, with oxygen normally the more critical
(Hinshaw, 2000). Therefore carrying capacity (stock density) of the fish farms, can be
estimated with the amount of oxygen consumed by fish or methabolic wastes of the fish. To
be able to make this calculation, it is important to know amount of the feed given to fish.
Because, the single artificial input is the feed to the fish that grown in the farm and to the
natural environment (Balık, et al., 2002). In the calculations; two criteria are taken into
consideration: The oxygen rate that fish need to metabolize the feed and the amount of
ammonia released by digestion of feed the environment. In this study the approach of
Brannon, (1991), calculating carrying capacity of trout farming with oxygen and metabolic
wastes based methods.
2.3.Oxygen-Based Carrying Capacity Estimation
The optimum carrying capacity according to water flow rate and the dissolved oxygen in the
water was calculated by the following formula:
N = (0,25) / ( 0,00143 x Of)
p=R/N
*N

: L /min required/kg of fish feed

*0,25

: kg O2 to metabolize 1 kg of fish feed

*0,00143

: conversion constant

*Of

: inlet oxygen minus outflow oxygen (Oa - Ob)

*p

: kg of food fed

*R

: total rate of flow in L / min.

Mechabolic waste-Based Carrying capacity Estimation
The maximum amount of fish that could be produced by increasing the amount of oxygen in
the water, was calculated with this method.

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Table 1. NH3 percentage of Total Ammonia Relationship to pH and Temperature
Temp
(°C)

pH
6.0

6.5

7.0

7.5

8.0

8.5

4

0.01

0.03

0.12

0.37

1.10

3.39

8

0.02

0.05

0.16

0.50

1.58

4.82

12

0.02

0.07

0.21

0.68

2.12

6.40

16

0.03

0.09

0.29

0.92

2.86

8.52

20

0.04

0.13

0.40

1.24

3.83

11.18

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p =R/N
*N

: L / min. required/kg of food fed

*0,032

: kg NH3 + NH4+ produced/kg of food fed

*r
: % NH3 of total ammonia present (Table 1. NH3 percentage of Total
Ammonia Relationship to pH and Temperature(Brannon, 1991).
*0,00143

: conversion constant

*0,02

: ppm max. NH3

*p

: kg of food fed

*R

: total rate of flow in L/min

To use in the calculations, temperature(°C), flow rate (L/s), oxygen (mg/L) and the other
chemical water parameters were measured regularly every month.
Table 2. Monthly measured water parameters used in the calculations
Parameters

Ma
y

Jun
e

July Aug
.

Sep
.

Oct. Nov
.

Dec
.

Jan.

Feb
.

Mar
.

Apr
.

Flow Rate 2,88 2,38 2,3
(m3/s)
4

1,94

1,9
8

2,7
4

2,91

3,09

4,1
3

4,0
9

4,05

4,04

Temperatur
e (°C)

14,3

14,
5

14

13,7

13,5

12,
5

13,
7

14,2

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8,1

NH3 (%)

7,9

8,1

7,6

7,4

7,6

7,8

7,8

7,7

7,8

7,8

7,8

3,20 2,09 3,2
3

0,98

0,6
5

0,9
8

1,49

1,55

1,1
5

1,5
5

1,94

1,94

Oxygen
(mg/l)

9,3

9,3

8,9

9,9

10,
0

11,
7

10,3

10,4

11,
0

9,5

9,3

11,6

Oxygen
(mg/l)

4,0

4,2

5,7

5,12

3,8
5

4,9
7

4,97

6,35

8,0
1

6,3

6,51

7,77

(discharged
from ponds)

3.Results and Discussion
3.1.Carrying Capacity
According to “Oxygen-Based Carrying Capacity Estimation” method, it was calculated
between May to April with the varying flow rate in the ongrowing ponds, respectively; 212.5
, 175.6 , 156.6 , 163.1 , 169.8, 315.0 , 264.7 , 295.3 , 406.0, 315.8 , 298.8 , 457.7 tons trout
could be farmed in the months (Table 3. The total amount of fish produced by month (tons)
The sample enterprise could make two production in a year. When the carrying capacity was
calculated; 198,77± 24,58 tons trout could be farmed in the one production period and in the
second period; 339,72 ± 30,64 tons. It was estimated that totally 538,49±55,22 tons of trout
could be produced per year.
According to the calculation of “Mechabolic waste-Based Carrying Capacity Estimation”
method, that is taken into consideration the percentage of toxic NH3 in the total ammonia;
respectively; 241.3, 305.3, 194.2, 529.5, 816.8, 747.9, 520.5, 534.6, 966.3, 707.6, 559.1,
557.7 tons fish could be farmed (Table 3. The total amount of fish produced by month (tons).
472,50 ± 109,01 tons trout could be farmed in the one production period and 640,97 ± 70,65
tons in the second period. It was estimated that totally 1113,47 ± 179,98 tons of trout could
be produced per year.
Table 3. The total amount of fish produced by month (tons)
May June July
Capacity
(tonnes/ye
ar)

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.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov
.

Dec. Jan.

Feb.

Mar
.

Apr.

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Based on 212,
oxygen
5

175,
6

156,
6

163,
1

169,
8

315

264,
7

295,
3

406

315,
8

298,
8

457,
7

Based on 241,
ammonia
3

305,
3

194,
2

529,
5

816,
8

747,
9

520,
5

534,
6

966,
3

707,
6

559,
1

557,
7

Figure 1. Estimated carrying capacities calculated with oxygen based and ammonia based
methods between May to April.
4.CONCLUSION
One of the most important issues is to measure water properties. While doing this the physical
and chemical parameters should be known. Beveridge (2004), previously reported that any
increase in temperature affected the metabolism, oxygen consumption and also increased
activity of fish. Optimal on-growing temperature level was reported between 10-15 °C by
Sedgwick, (1985) , and in addition to this between 12-18 °C by Çelikkale, (1988). In this
study, the water temperature ranged between 12,5-15,3 °C and the average temperature level
in the ponds was 14,12 ± 0,21 °C (Table 2). The temperature level did not adversely affect the
development of the fish.
Çelikkale, 1988 reported that 100 – 150 kg rainbow trout could be farmed with 1 L.s-1 . In
this study the avarage flow rate was measured 3.05 ± 0.24 m3.s-1. Additionally, water flow
rate was reduced during the experimental period due to very low rainfall in that season.
The dissolved oxygen (DO) level in the water is another important criteria in the estimating of
carrying capacity of the trout farm. Çelikkale, (1988); Edwards, (1987); and Stevenson,
(1984); reported that the DO level had to be more than 6 mg.L-1 for the rainbow trout
farming. The levels of DO varied between 8,9 and 11.7 mg.L-1 at farm inlet during the study
and the lowest DO at the pond outlet was observed in September (3.85 mg.L-1) (Table 2).
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This value was found to be below the limit of DO concentration for rainbow trout farming (5
mg.L-1) as recommended by Belaud, (1995). Additional oxygenation systems were used to
solve lower DO problem, in the farm.
The present study showed that carrying capacity (stock density) of a trout farm was related
with water parameters. Although, the presence of suitable water temperature for trout farming,
the water parameters limited production. In the first method, oxygen was the significant
limited parameters for carrying capacity. Especially between May and September, the oxygen
levels decreased due to reduced water flow and as a result of this, amounts of the production
in those months were minimum. Although this farm was allowed to produce 900 tons of trout,
maximum 538,49±55,22 tons of rainbow trout could be farmed due to the low oxygene levels.
The problem of low oxygen levels for carrying capacity can be solved with by adding
alternative oxygenation systems. Aerators were used in this farm but it was observed that the
aerators were not sufficient and suitable capacity. Toxicity of total ammonia in water, was the
most important parameter that limiting carrying capacity. By using additional oxygenation
systems, the carrying capacities were increased between May and September. But maximum
carrying capacity was determinated by using the second method. By using the second
calculation method, the maximum production and carrying capacity was observed 1113,47 ±
179,98 tons per year.
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The Effect Of Water Temperature On Spawning Out Of Season In Rainbow Trout,
Oncorhynchus Mykiss
Yusuf Güner1, Halit Bayrak2, Fatih Güleç1
1Ege Üniversitesi, Su Ürünleri Fakültesi, 35080 İzmir
2SuleymanDemirel University, Mehmet Süreyya Demiraslan M.Y.O, 32510 Isparta
Abstract
Salmonid culture is a production sector with widespread throughout the world. Different
stocks of rainbow trout spawn in certain months of the year in hatcheries. This seasonality of
spawning imposes considerable constraints on trout farming because the consequent
restrictions on the supply of eggs and fry make it difficult for on-growing farm to maintain a
continuity of production of table-size fish throughout the year. Hatcheries should artificially
control the spawning time of their broodfish so that batches of eggs and fry might be
produced all year round. The modification of spawning time are possible using manipulation
of photoperiod. This series of studies were carried out in order to identify the effects of
varying water temperature on the ovulation of rainbow trout be exposed to photoperiodic
manipulation. This study was carried out in two different facilities. In the first facility, the
photoperiod regime was only consisted of constant short days (LD 6:18). The water
temperature had been changed between 7.5 and 15 °C during the the experiment in this
facility. In the second facility, it had been changed between 11 – 25.5 °C. The broodstock was
seperated into two different group. These photoperioded regims consist of constant short
days(LD 6:18) and altered photoperiod (LD 18:6 from February until May, then LD 12:12
from May until June, then LD 6:18 from June until November) which are acted to advanced
spawning. In both experiments, photoperiod regimes changed the maturation time regardless
of water temperature. However, when the water temperature is high, modulating effects of the
temperature on the maturation and ovulation time were observed. When the spawning time
modified to June – August, ovary growth and egg survival rate had been reduced by the
temperature effect ( &gt;14 °C). It was found that the egg quality decreased when the water
temperature was 17 °C although the eggs could been removed from the fish. Based on the
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a foreign language can be activated, having educated during pre-school age,
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Importance of languages
Amila Hadžibajrić
International Burch University / Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
ABSTRACT
The modern world we live in thanks to technological advances came to the
stage of globalization. Every day news are exchanged from all over the world
and people communicate in the largest distances in the simplest ways.
To be able to speak we use the language. Native language that we use is
limited to geographical area in which it is being spoken. English language is
widely spoken all over the world; it is the language that we use when we go on
a trip around the world. When we apply for a job, one of the requirements is
active knowledge of English language. Speaking English is a norm. So, it is not
enough to be an expert in one specific area, it is needed to know the language.
Today, many young people are speaking English. Those who do not speak
English are not "in". English is all around us. When I decided to study English
one person said to me: "Why are studying English you already knowing
English?" What to answer on this superficial question that shows that the
person who asked it considered enough to know how to communicate in
English. Luckily, those of us who are studying English or any other language,
we know why we are doing it.
"A wound from a tongue is worse than a wound from the sword; the latter
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world, we can accept or not accept globalization and the imperatives imposed,
but we want to be part of it. We want to show to the world our culture, our
art, our history, our natural resources.”
Translation studies: an emerging discipline
Samra Krlicevic
International Burch University / Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
ABSTRACT
The increasingly interdisciplinary nature of translation studies has multiplied
theories of translation. A shared interest in a topic, however, is no guarantee
that what is acceptable as a theory in one field or approach will satisfy the
conceptual requirements of a theory in others. In the West, from antiquity to
the late nineteenth century, theoretical statements about translation fell into
traditionally defined areas of thinking about language and culture: literary
theory and criticism, rhetoric, grammar, philosophy. And the most frequently
cited theorists comprised a fairly limited group. One such catalogue might
include: Cicero, Horace, Quintilian, Augustine, Jerome, Dryden, Goethe,
Schleiermacher, Arnold, Nietzsche. Twentieth-century translation theory
reveals a much expanded range of fields and approaches reflecting the
differentiation of modern culture: not only varieties of linguistics, literary
criticism, philosophical speculation, and cultural theory, but experimental
studies and anthropological fieldwork, as well as translator training and
translation practice. Any account of theoretical concepts and trends must
acknowledge the disciplinary sites in which they emerged in order to
understand and evaluate them. At the same time, it is possible to locate
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Somali Gupta
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ABSTRACT
The main aim of the paper is to make out a case for the inclusion of pragmatics in the curriculum. It is important to
find ways to develop pragmatic competence in addition to linguistic, communicative and strategic competence. The
student today violates Grice’s co-operative principles of quality, quantity, relation and manner when he is unable to
comprehend how short a précis must be or write a personal /official letter. He speaks as he writes and for him there
is no difference between speech and writing. Jokes are beyond his comprehension because he is unaware of the
presuppositions underlying them. Learners should be able to understand and produce language appropriate to the
context- not merely grammatically correct language. The three definitions of Pragmatics that we might look into
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constraints they encounter in using language in social interaction and the effects their use of language has on other
participants in the act of communication.
• Pragmatics is the study of implicature, presupposition, speech acts and aspects of discourse structure.
• The study of intended speaker meaning is called pragmatics.
Pragmatics competence subsumes the three competencies needed to master a language, namely Linguistic
competence, Communicative competence and Strategic competence. We cannot really understand the nature of
language itself unless we understand pragmatics: how language is used in communication.
The ESL learners do not sound like the native speakers mainly because they lack pragmatic competence. But then
linguists believe that neither linguistic nor pragmatic competence is teachable. But they agree that it can be learnt
through exposure to the language, eliciting examples and experiencing through role play exercises. This paper will
also explore the strategies that will help the students to develop pragmatic competence.

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Yusuf Güner
Ege University, Izmir, Turkey
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Tolga Şahin
Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Canakkale, Turkey
tolgasahin@comu.edu.tr
Olcay Hisar
Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Canakkale, Turkey
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İhsan Çelik
Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Canakkale, Turkey
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Fatih Güleç
Ege University, Izmir, Turkey
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Keywords: Prebiotic, probiotic, aquaculture.
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The aquaculture industry is one of the fastest growing animal husbandry industries in the world
with its annual growth rate. However, several disease outbreaks are posing a problem to the
development of this sector. These problems constitute the largest single cause of economic losses
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decades, many fish farmers have attempted to use food additives and antibiotics to cope with fish
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                    <text>Importance of Sustainable Aquaculture in Rural Development
Telat YANIK
Atatürk Üniversitesi Ziraat Fakültesi Su Ürünleri Mühendisliği Bölümü 25240-Erzurum
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Mine ÖNALAN
Barbaros Hayrettin Paşa Đlköğretim Okulu, Erzurum
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Abstract: Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing segments of the Turkey agriculture. Its
popularity and success as an investment opportunity and a means of diversifying farming
operations have resulted in a growing interest among traditional agriculture producers and
others. As Turkish people have become more health conscious, the demand for fisheries
production has increased. Per capita consumption of seafood has grown from about 1kg in
mid 1980's to around 7 kg in 2008. To be successful, producers must have the ability to make
a reasonable assessment of sustainable aquaculture enterprise opportunities and limitations
including current breeding, feeding, water quality, production technologies and management
practices. Therefore, in the present paper some aspects of sustainable aquaculture on the rural
development will be discussed.
Key words: sustainable, aquaculture, rural development

Sustainable Development
The Brundtland Commission (WCED, 1987) defined sustainable development as:‘...the ability to meet the needs
of the present without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their own needs’. The Principle
of Sustainable Development as it was endorsed in the Rio-Declaration of 1992, interpreted as comprising the
inter-relation of natural and technological aspects on the one hand, with socio-economic and value-based
considerations on the other. Folke and Kautsky (1992) reported that a successful aquaculture system should not
have wastes, only by-products, to be used as positive contributions to the surrounding ecosystems and the
economy. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO,1995) define sustainable
development in their Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries, as:. . . the management and conservation of the
natural resource base and theorientation of technological and institutional change in such a manner as toensure
the attainment and continued satisfaction of human needs for presentand future generations. Such sustainable
development (in the agriculture,forestry, and fisheries sectors) conserves land, water, plant, and animal
resources,is environmentally non-degrading, technically appropriate, economically viable,and socially
acceptable. Sustainability can be defined simply as the maintenance of capital (Goodland and Daly, 1996).
According to Edwards and Demaine (1997) a new revolution or philosophy is required to promote sustainable
development that will more equitably allocate resources among the world population. The Western philosophy in
which humanity is considered as above and not part of nature, with a mandate to exploit it, should be replaced by
the Oriental philosophy of man being a part of nature.
Most of the countries in the world, the poor people live in rural areas. The most reported problems of rural areas
are: poverty, unemployement, lack of land etc.. (Yanik, 2009a, Yanik 2010a). Various types of aquaculture form
an important component within agricultural and farming systems development. These can contribute to the
alleviation of food insecurity, malnutrition and poverty through the provision of food of high nutritional value,
income and employment generation, decreased risk of monoculture production failure, improved access to
water,enhanced aquatic resource management and increased farm sustainability (FAO 2000, Prein and Ahmed
2000). In order to solve these problems global aquaculture is now the fastest growing food production subsector in many countries. For example, FAO supports this process by promoting sustainable aquaculture
development in its member countries and aims to assist them in achieving an increased contribution of this
sector to rural development. As a developing country Turkey shows many similarities with the other countries
with respect to reduce poverty and hunger and to ensure food security. Rural development has various
dimensions such as the process of sustained growth of the rural economy and improvement of well-being of rural
men, women and children (Yanik 2009b) .

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�Fisheries being one of the four sub-sectors (plant production, animal husbandry and forestry) of the agricultural
sector of Turkey. Although it has very large potential for aquaculture with its marine and fresh waters, it is not
easy to say that the fisheries sector, with a share of 0.3% in GNP (Gross National Product) and 2.7% in the
agricultural sector, has played its expected role in agriculture and national economy. However, it is estimated
that more than 5 000 employees work in the sector and related activities (Okumus, 2003); the secondary support
services, namely feed, equipment and consultancy are also developing rapidly and provide job opportunities.
Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing segments of the Turkey agriculture (Yanik 2005). Its popularity and
success as an investment opportunity and a means of diversifying farming operations have resulted in a growing
interest among traditional agriculture producers and others. As Turkish people have become more health
conscious, the demand for fisheries production has increased. Per capita consumption of seafood has grown from
about 1kg in mid 1980's to around 7 kg in 2008 (Yanik, 2009b) . The aquaculture share of total fishery
production (140.000 metric tonnes in 2007) is around 10–14 percent by volume and around 25 percent by value.
The majority of production (about 98 percent) comes from intensive farming systems; rainbow trout is mainly
consumed locally, while around 75 percent of seabass and the seabream are exported to EU countries. Almost all
the aquaculture products are marketed as whole fresh fish. Aquaculture sector is developing in Turkey (Yanik
2009a and Yanik 2010ab). Major strengths of the sector are public support, fish demand and relatively cheap
labour, and the limiting factors of it are poor species and product diversity, resource use conflicts, water
availability and increasing environmental and animal welfare issues.
To be successful, producers must have the ability to make a reasonable assessment of sustainable aquaculture
enterprise opportunities and limitations including current breeding, feeding, water quality, production
technologies and management practices. Some problems have been faced in the rural regions for sustainable
aquaculture production:
-Feed staffs and proving feeds for the farmers,
-business viability and competitiveness,
-marketing and processing problems
-water sources should be cleaned by filtering or transferring sewages with a pipe and collecting in a septic tank. -Then this could be used as manure for agricultural purposes.
-Soil erosion to the riverine systems
-Adaptations to mitigate climate change. Due to climate changes some of the species may not give best
performance, so studies should be conducted considering this matter (Yanik, 2009).

Sustainable System
According to FAO, (1995) the sustainable development is the management and conservation of the natural
resource base and the orientation of technological and institutional change in such a manner as to ensure the
attainment and continued satisfaction of human needs for present and future generations. Such sustainable
development (in agriculture, forestry, fisheries sectors) conserves land, water, plant, and animal resources, is
environmentally non-degrading, technically appropriate, economically viable, and socially acceptable.
It is believed that the rapid development of aquaculture and its social-economic environment necessitates a
periodical re-assessment of the guidelines as well as their implementation. The sustainable development of
aquaculture requires adequate consideration of interactions among environmental, social, and economic factors
that accompany any development (Chua 1992; WB 1998; NACA/FAO 2000). In assessing the sustainability of
any enterprise or technology, consideration should be given to at least the following (Frankic and Hershner,
2003):
. the sustainability (or continuity) of supply, and quality of inputs;
. the social, environmental and economic costs of providing the inputs (e.g., depletion of resources elsewhere);
. the long-term continuity (or sustainability) of production;
. financial viability;
. social impact and equity;
. environmental impact; and
. efficiency of conversion of resources into useful product.
Full development of aquaculture has been constrained by a variety of technical, institutional, and financial
problems. More specifically, aquaculture is faced with the following key constraints: (i) limited access of fish
farmers to high-yielding environment-friendly aquaculture technologies; (ii) inadequate research and protocol
development for breeding high value species; (iii) inadequate processing facilities for producing value-added

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�products for the export market; (iv) lack of private sector participation in various stages of aquaculture
production, trade, and marketing; (v) inadequate regulatory framework including land and water use; (vi) slow
market development including infrastructure and market information support, trade and commercialization; and
(vii) non-implementation of international accreditation systems (e.g., European Union and Hazard Analysis
Critical Control Point). (Anonymous, 2005). Ommani and Chizari (2010) showed the interactions between social,
ecological and economical factors in sustainable system (Fig 1).
According to Greenpeace (2010), in order to be regarded as sustainable, an aquaculture system should have
following properties that must be fully realised to achieve the sustainability.
-using of plant-based feeds originating from sustainable agriculture
-not using fishmeal or fish-oil-based feeds from unsustainable fisheries
-using cultured juveniles instead of wild-caught ones.
-cultivating non native species in land-based tanks
-not releasing discharges and effluents to the surrounding environment
-not disturbing the ecological balance by representing a risk to local wild plant and animal populations
-not using genetically modified fish or feed
-using suitable stock size to prevent the risk of disease outbreaks and transmission
-not depleting local resources, i.e, drinking water supplies
-not creating risks for the health of inhabitants
-giving support to the long-term economic and social well-being of local communities (Greenpeace, 2010).

Fig. 1. Indicators of ecological, economic and social aspects of sustainability of the fishery system (Ommani and
Chizari 2010).
Regarding sustainable development many efforts has been given to increase aquaculture in rural areas (Caffey et
al. 1998;Yanık, 2005) For this purpose many guideleness have been published and symposiums were held in
many countries. For example The First International Symposium on Sustainable Fish Farming in Oslo in 1994
and the Second International Symposium on Sustainable Aquaculture in Oslo in 1997. It was the time the
Holmenkollen Guidelines for Sustainable Industrial Fish Farming were declared. According to Holmenkollen
guidelines for sustainable aquaculture (Anonymous 1998.)
Each State should:
-establish an aquaculture development plan based upon the need for food security, rural development, disease
control, biodiversity and sustainable use of resources. The context of integrated use of water resources and of
potential production areas should be applied
-establish and implement a national strategic development plan, which identifies and designates areas and
resources important for future aquaculture or other food productions, and protects them from being irreversibly
allocated to other purposes.

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�-ensure co-ordination between relevant governmental departments, and implementation of participatory planning
processes involving local communities and all stakeholders, in the development of aquaculture.
-establish, implement and enforce appropriate laws and regulations to ensure responsible aquaculture, including
food safety, environmental safety and ethical criteria and the protection of the rights of indigenous people and
local communities.
-establish and implement a licensing or regulatory system governing the use of exotic species, including
genetically modified organisms and organisms from breeding programs, with due considerations to human health
and to impacts of escapees.
-be appreciative of the difficulty that allowing aquaculture to develop
in response to market demand can generate problems of equity, for example if aquatic resources currently
consumed by the poorer section of the community are to be used as feed for aquaculture.
Producers and industry should:
-take full advantage of new technologies and management procedures that can improve quality and quantity of
aquaculture products and reduce risk of adverse effects on the environment and on the livelihood of other people
including future generations.
-strictly abide by the internationally agreed food safety, environmental safety and ethical criteria if genetically
modified organisms, chemo-therapeutants or hormones are utilized in the production.
-develop standards and practices, which embody ethical principles for ensuring health and welfare of fish and
shellfish and for slaughter practices.
-become increasingly customer oriented in defining quality attributes and strengthen dialogue with the consumer.
In particular the industry has an independent responsibility to provide adequate product and production
information on all issues recognized to be of consumer concern.
The scientific and technological community should:
-give a priority to domestication of relevant aquaculture species, involving control of the whole life cycle and
thus allowing genetic improvement. As the economic costs of domestication efforts are high, concentration will
be on few species. However, this should not preclude the evaluation of alternative species.
-give a priority to the development of integrated, polyculture-based fish farming for omnivorous or herbivorous
species, specially those useful in utilizing organic wastes.
-give a priority to the development of sources for animal feed other than fish protein and fish lipid.
-recognize the responsibility to develop and make available the best technology, in particular for the efficient use
of the resources and for avoiding harm to the environment.
Intergovernmental organizations and development agencies should:
-recognize the potential of aquaculture to contribute significantly to the world´s aquatic food supply and support
its realization.
-require, as a precondition for involvement in aquaculture development projects, that all parties abide by these
guidelines.
-give a priority to transfer, adaptation and implementation of technological innovations, capacity building,
training and education in order to harvest the full potential of aquaculture in developing countries.

Conclusions
Farmers should be able to;
-Explain the primary water chemistry parameters and water quality management strategies required to maintain
health.
-Recognize how to select an aquaculture site and explain the differences in construction techniques, and yields
from levee ponds, cages, raceways, and recirculating aquaculture systems.
-Describe the life histories (reproductive, nutritional and temperature) and production strategies for 20 species of
food, bait, sport, and ornamental species with highest aquaculture potential.
-Describe the processing and marketing strategies with special emphasis on niche marketing.
-Select a species, production system, and market and write an aquaculture business plan (Yanik 2009b).

Recommendations
The Technical Assistance

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�The Technical assistance should be given freely and help to construct fish farms at different capacities as longterm aquaculture subsector strategy that will reduce poverty and enhance the sustainability of the subsector. It
will cover teaching govermental laws and policies about rural areas, projecting fish farms to be submitted
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA), aquaculture support infrastructure facilities and services,
including research, training and extension, credit, trade and marketing as well as fish health management. The
outcomes will include rationalization of subsector policies, institutional arrangements, and planned interventions
expansion of aquaculture production and productivity that will particularly benefit the poor and prevent the
migration from villages to city centers or even big cities.
Methodology and Key Activities
In long term, area specific strategies and interventions based on an in-depth study and evaluation of present
conditions and projected changes in the regional, national, and international settings should be created to
overcome the constraints of the areas. In order to solve the problems, the technical assistance will be included
surveys to gather pertinent information in support of strategy formulation, and workshops for consultation with
stakeholders.
In short term, considering the aquacultural potential of the areas, the technical assistance will cover the analyzing
existing policies and institutional arrangements and identify required changes for subsector development;
reviewing technical issues relevant to aquaculture development and management, and formulating a strategy and
innovative measures to effectively address the issues i.e finding suitable places for aquaculture and solutions for
the water pollution. As an example Aras et al. 2002 reported that the nort eastern anatolia has 30000 metric
tonnes per year aquacultural potential, although there has been only about 1000 metric tonnes of annual
production.
Implementation Arrangements
There should be a reponsible govermental organization such as Managery of Agriculture in city centers for
administration, implementation and designing strategies for sustainable aquaculture. It will implement the
technological assistance through its Fisheries division.

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Abstract: Development is one of the major concepts that determine the countries’ place
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We will analyze project proposals that Turkish Regional Development Agencies, Turkish
Ministry for European Union andTurkish Ministry of Development called for during the
period of 2007-2013 IPA (Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance). We will compare the
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