Nash was travelling and not available for comment.
"He definitely knew how he wanted things. He was a man who got things done," Smith said of Nash's leadership skills.
"I think he's going to do a great job," said Dana M. Kupersmith '01, who served as Nash's fellowship adviser at the IOP. "I have great confidence in him."
Nash's Quagmire
Geopolitical analysts say it is one of the least stable regions in the Balkans.
Just last week, a crowd of Serbs attacked peacekeepers while they cleared Serb forces from an ethnically mixed section of the city.
The peacekeepers dispersed the crowds with tear gas, injuring four people and damaging two police vehicles owned by the U.N. Interim Administration in Kosovo (UNMIK).
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