Peter Andreas is John Hay Professor of International Studies at Brown University. He is the author of Border Games and coeditor of Sex, Drugs, and Body Counts, both from Cornell. He is also the author of Smuggler Nation and coauthor of Policing the Globe and Drug War Politics.

Preface1. The Longest SiegeSarajevo on Center StageThe Cast of CharactersFront Stage and Backstage: Formal and Informal RolesConflict NarrativesCriminalized Conflict NarrativesPreview2. Imposing the SiegeThe Road to Siege WarfareThe Start of the Siege and the Criminally Aided DefenseThe International Response3. Sustaining the SiegeDiverting and Manipulating Humanitarian AidExploiting the Privileges of Mobility and AccessThe UN-Controlled Airport as Smuggling HubTunneling under the Siege: Lifeline and Profit CenterTrading with the EnemyThe Media and Its Dependence on the Black MarketThe Money Letter Smuggling SystemThe Smugglers' Markets and Cigarettes as Currency4. The Siege WithinCriminal Defenders as PredatorsPolitical Corruption, Abuse, and OpportunismObstructing Access to Water5. Lifting the SiegeFront Stage:Triggering NATO Air StrikesBackstage: Shifting the Military Balance by Evading the UN Arms Embargo6. AftermathThe Criminalized Aftermath of WarThe Criminalized New EliteSarajevo as Transit Point for Migrant SmugglingSex Trafficking and PeacekeepingThe Arizona Market: Peace through Illicit Trade?7. ExtensionsSrebrenicaLeningradGroznyFallujaConclusionsRevisiting SarajevoLessons from SarajevoNotesIndex

Peter Andreas is John Hay Professor of International Studies at Brown University. He is the author of Border Games and coeditor of Sex, Drugs, and Body Counts, both from Cornell. He is also the author of Smuggler Nation and coauthor of Policing the Globe and Drug War Politics.