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Nemanja Džuverović1, Sandro Radovanović2, Goran Tepšić1

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The Balkan Peace Index (BPI) offers a novel approach to measuring Western Balkan peacefulness using expert analysis and diverse data. This open-access dataset supports future research and policy for regional stability.

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  • Political Science
  • Conflict Studies

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  • Assessing peace in the Western Balkans requires nuanced, context-specific methodologies.
  • Existing international databases may not fully capture local perceptions and realities of peace.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To detail the creation and dataset of the Balkan Peace Index (BPI).
  • To highlight the reuse potential of the BPI for research and policy in the Western Balkans.

Main Methods:

  • Multi-phase data collection involving local experts, interviews, focus groups, and international databases.
  • Expert classification of data using the Decision EXpert model.
  • Integration of both quantitative and qualitative data to reflect local context.

Main Results:

  • Development of the Balkan Peace Index (BPI) model.
  • Creation of a comprehensive, open-access dataset stored in Mendeley Data.
  • Demonstration of the dataset's significant potential for reuse.

Conclusions:

  • The BPI provides a valuable, locally-informed tool for evaluating and enhancing peace in the Western Balkans.
  • The open-access dataset facilitates further scholarly inquiry and evidence-based policymaking.
  • Proactive use of the BPI can help prevent peace deterioration in the region.