Bosniaks comprise 48 percent of the population, while Serbs account for 37 percent and Croats 14 percent. Should a constitutional change occur granting the presidency to one individual, control over the "Serb land" of Republika Srpska could fall under the auspices of a Bosniak president and parliament. From that point, a charismatic opposition leader with a strong message to the country's youth -- 62 percent of whom are unemployed -- is all that is needed to renew the conflict that has existed in the Adriatic states since the 14th Century.
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