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| List of Figures | |
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| List of Tables | |
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| List of Boxes | |
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| List of Maps | |
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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgements | |
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| List of Abbreviations | |
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| Contemporary Conflict Resolution | |
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| Introduction to Conflict Resolution: Concepts and Definitions | |
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| Why a Second Edition? | |
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| Conflict Resolution Models | |
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| Framework Models | |
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| Classical Ideas | |
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| New Developments in Conflict Resolution | |
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| Terminology | |
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| Structure of the Book | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Conflict Resolution: Origins, Foundations and Development of the Field | |
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| Precursors: The First Generation, 1918-1945 | |
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| Foundations: The Second Generation, 1945-1965 | |
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| Consolidation: The Third Generation, 1965-1985 | |
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| Reconstruction: The Fourth Generation, 1985-2005 | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Statistics of Deadly Quarrels | |
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| The Conflict Domain | |
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| Conflict Trends | |
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| Conflict Distribution | |
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| Conflict Types | |
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| Terrorism and Conflict | |
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| Conflict Costs | |
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| Conflict Mapping and Conflict Tracking | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Understanding Contemporary Conflict | |
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| Theories and Frameworks | |
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| The Context for an Evaluation of Conflict Resolution Theory | |
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| Edward Azar's Theory of Protracted Social Conflict (PSC) | |
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| Have More Recent Theories Confirmed or Discredited PSC? | |
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| An Interpretative Framework for Conflict Analysis | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Preventing Violent Conflict | |
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| Causes and Preventors of War | |
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| Early Warning | |
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| Deep or Structural Prevention | |
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| Light or Operational Prevention | |
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| Mainstreaming Prevention: International Organizations and the Evolution of Norms and Policies | |
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| Recent Experience and Case Studies | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Containing Violent Conflict: Peacekeeping | |
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| First- and Second-Generation UN Peacekeeping, 1956-1995 | |
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| War Zones, War Economies and Cultures of Violence | |
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| To Intervene or Not to Intervene? New Requirements for Third-Generation Peacekeeping | |
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| Third-Generation Peacekeeping and Human Security | |
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| Case Studies | |
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| Conclusion: The Transformationist Critique | |
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| Ending Violent Conflict: Peacemaking | |
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| The Challenge of Ending Violent Conflict | |
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| Conflict Resolution and War Ending | |
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| De-escalation, Ripeness and Conditions for Ending Violent Conflict | |
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| Mediation and Third-Party Intervention | |
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| Peace Processes: Turning Points, Sticking Points and Spoilers | |
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| Negotiations and Settlements | |
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| Case Studies | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Post-War Reconstruction | |
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| Intervention, Reconstruction, Withdrawal (IRW) Operations, 1989-2004 | |
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| Filling the Post-War Planning Gap | |
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| Wittgenstein's Locomotive Cabin: The International Post-War Reconstruction Blueprint | |
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| A Conflict Resolution Assessment of Intervention, Reconstruction and Withdrawal Operations, 1989-2004 | |
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| A Conflict Resolution Assessment: Evaluating Cases | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Peacebuilding | |
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| The Idea of Peacebuilding From Below | |
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| The Mainstreaming of Peacebuilding Models in International Policy | |
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| Implementing Peacebuilding From Below | |
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| Case Study: Peacebuilding in Kosovo, 1999-2004 | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Reconciliation | |
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| Four Meanings of Reconciliation | |
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| Between Separation and a Fusion of Identities | |
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| Dealing with the Past: Trauma and Atrocity | |
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| Peace or Justice? Not Exclusive Alternatives | |
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| Alternative Paths to Reconciliation | |
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| Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution: Going Down the Escalation Ladder | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Cosmopolitan Conflict Resolution | |
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| Terror and Global Justice | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Conflict Resolution and Terrorism | |
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| Conflict Resolution as a Response | |
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| The First Dimension: Prevention - Reducing Proneness to Terrorism | |
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| Democracy as an Antidote to Terrorism? | |
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| The Second Dimension: Persuasion - Reducing Motivation and Support | |
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| The Third Dimension: Denial - Reducing Vulnerability and Defeating Hardliners | |
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| The Fourth Dimension: Cooperation - Maximizing International Efforts | |
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| Gender in Conflict Resolution | |
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| Making Women Visible as Agents of Change | |
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| Data-Collection and Case Studies | |
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| Rethinking Conflict Resolution Theory | |
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| Mainstreaming Gender in Policy-Making and the Empowerment of Women | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| The Ethics of Intervention | |
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| Conflict Resolution Roles | |
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| Conflict Resolution Intervention Principles | |
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| From Just War to Just Intervention | |
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| Conclusion: International Ethics, International Law and International Politics | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Dialogue, Discourse and Disagreement | |
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| Interactive Conflict Resolution | |
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| Dialogical Conflict Resolution and Gadamerian Hermeneutics | |
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| Discursive Conflict Transformation and Habermasian Critical Theory | |
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| Conclusion: Taking Radical Disagreement Seriously in Conflict Resolution | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Culture, Religion and Conflict Resolution | |
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| How Far Down Does Cultural Variation Reach? | |
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| Culture and Conflict Resolution: Three Responses | |
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| Religion and Conflict Resolution: Islamic and Buddhist Approaches | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Recommended reading | |
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| Future Directions: Towards Cosmopolitan Conflict Resolution | |
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| The Nature of the International Collectivity | |
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| The Arrow of the Future: Conflict Resolution and World Politics | |
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| International Law | |
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| International Intervention | |
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| The United Nations | |
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| Conflict Resolution: The Next Generation | |
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| Notes | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |