= High Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina =

Under the [[BosniaHerzegovina/Democratization#Dayton_Agreement|Dayton Agreement]], the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina is overseen by a '''high representative''' from a foreign power. This position enjoys substantial power of the internal affairs of Bosnia-Herzegovina; it is effectively a viceroyalty.

This is a history of those high representatives.

||'''High Representatives''' ||'''Country'''                                                  ||'''Term''' ||
||Carl Bildt                 ||[[Sweden/Democratization#Regeringsformen_of_1974|Sweden]]      ||1995 - 1997||
||Carlos Westendorp          ||[[Spain/Democratization#Constitution of 1978|Spain]]           ||1997 - 1999||
||Wolfgang Petritsch         ||[[Austria/Democratization#Second_Republic_of_Austria|Austria]] ||1999 - 2002||
||Paddy Ashdown              ||[[UnitedKingdom/Democratization#Constitutional_Monarchy|UK]]   ||2002 - 2006||
||Christian Schwarz-Schilling||[[Germany/Democratization#Federal_Republic_of_Germany|Germany]]||2006 - 2007||
||Miroslav Lajčák            ||[[Slovakia/Democratization#Slovak_Republic|Slovakia]]          ||2007 - 2009||
||Valentin Inzko             ||[[Austria/Democratization#Second_Republic_of_Austria|Austria]] ||2009 - 2021||
||Christian Schmidt          ||[[Germany/Democratization#Federal_Republic_of_Germany|Germany]]||2021 -     ||



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