This volume analyzes the prospects for building a sustainable peace in post-conflict countries from a number of different perspectives, such as economic development, democratization, respect for human rights, and the United Nations.
This volume analyzes the prospects for building a sustainable peace in post-conflict countries from a number of different perspectives, such as economic development, democratization, respect for human rights, and the United Nations.
1. Introduction: Sustaining the Peace in the Aftermath of Conflict Jim Meernik and David Mason Part 1: Conflict Prevention: Working toward "Negative" Peace 2. Sustaining the Peace: Stopping the Recurrence of Civil Wars David Mason and Jason Quinn 3. Structuring the Peace: Negotiated Settlements and the Construction of Conflict Management Institutions Caroline Hartzell 4. Reconstructing Strife-Torn Societies: Third Party Peacebuilding in Intrastate Disputes, 1945-2002 Mark J. Mullenbach 5. The OSCE's Approach to Conflict Prevention and and Post Conflict Rehabilitation Bruce George and Anthony McGee Part 2: Peacebuilding: Working toward Positive Peace in Post Conflict Societies 6. Paths to Peacebuilding: The Transformation of Peace Operations Paul Diehl 7. Can Liberal Intervention Build Liberal Democracy? Mark Peceny and Jeffrey Pickering 8. Just the Good, No Bad and Ugly: The Regional Impact of Externally Imposed Democracy Andrew Enterline and Michael Greig 9. The Use of Military Force to Promote Human Rights Jim Meernik, Steve Poe and Erum Sheikh 10. Can Truth Reconcile Divided Nations? James Gibson 11. Violence, Participation and Democratic Norms: Prospects for Democratic Consolidation in Post-Conflict Central America John A. Booth and Patricia Bayer Richard 12. Post-Conflict Economic Development and Sustaining the Peace Seonjou Kang 13. The Economics of Sustaining the Peace Constance Elliott and Lani Elliott 14. Conclusion Jim Meernik and David Mason
1. Introduction: Sustaining the Peace in the Aftermath of Conflict Jim Meernik and David Mason Part 1: Conflict Prevention: Working toward "Negative" Peace 2. Sustaining the Peace: Stopping the Recurrence of Civil Wars David Mason and Jason Quinn 3. Structuring the Peace: Negotiated Settlements and the Construction of Conflict Management Institutions Caroline Hartzell 4. Reconstructing Strife-Torn Societies: Third Party Peacebuilding in Intrastate Disputes, 1945-2002 Mark J. Mullenbach 5. The OSCE's Approach to Conflict Prevention and and Post Conflict Rehabilitation Bruce George and Anthony McGee Part 2: Peacebuilding: Working toward Positive Peace in Post Conflict Societies 6. Paths to Peacebuilding: The Transformation of Peace Operations Paul Diehl 7. Can Liberal Intervention Build Liberal Democracy? Mark Peceny and Jeffrey Pickering 8. Just the Good, No Bad and Ugly: The Regional Impact of Externally Imposed Democracy Andrew Enterline and Michael Greig 9. The Use of Military Force to Promote Human Rights Jim Meernik, Steve Poe and Erum Sheikh 10. Can Truth Reconcile Divided Nations? James Gibson 11. Violence, Participation and Democratic Norms: Prospects for Democratic Consolidation in Post-Conflict Central America John A. Booth and Patricia Bayer Richard 12. Post-Conflict Economic Development and Sustaining the Peace Seonjou Kang 13. The Economics of Sustaining the Peace Constance Elliott and Lani Elliott 14. Conclusion Jim Meernik and David Mason
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