abolition of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (cf. ESI 2004); a federal but liberal Bosnia and Herzegovina (for which they assess there is no political feasibility); a model based on the Swiss "directoire", merging the Presidency and Council of Ministers in a single executive body, gathering the most-voted MPs, with a mandatory coalition rule based on electoral results (p. 29-33); a model based on municipalization, with the abolition of the cantons, possibly coupled with an association of Croat-majority municipalities and a mandatory coalition at the Federal level (p. 33-34); References Bibliography Bajrović, Reuf (2005), BiH municipalities and the EU: Direct participation of citizens in policy-making at the local level, Central European University Hays, Don and Jason Crosby (2006), From Dayton to Brussels: Constitutional Preparations for Bosnia's EU Accession, US Institute of Peace Perry, Valery (2015): Constitutional Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Does the Road to Confederation go through the EU?, International Peacekeeping, DOI: 10.1080/13533312.2015.1100082 Democratization PolicyCouncil, Understanding and Breaking Bosnia and Herzegovina's Constitutional Deadlock: A New Approach for the European Union and United States European Stability Initiative (2004), Making Federalism Work – A Radical Proposal for Practical Reform Foreign Policy Initiative (2009), Role of Civil Society in BiH Constitutional Reform, Sarajevo, July 2009 Foundation Public Law Center, Database of all reform document proposals International Crisis Group (2012), Bosnia's Gordian Knot: Constitutional Reform International Crisis Group (2014), Bosnia's Future Further reading Politics of Bosnia and Herzegovina Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina