United Nations Mediation In West Africa - Ilo, Paul
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'This important study examines how and why the United Nations sought to use mediation as a key conflict management technique in the recent Bakassi Peninsula territorial conflict between Cameroon and Nigeria. Ilo argues that through the mediation process, the conflict was settled but not resolved. He explains that conflict cessation may be relatively 'easy', but the hard part - settlement of outstanding grievances which led to the conflict in the first place - is often much more intractable, requiring extended periods to bring about a longstanding and workable peace.' The research findings as…mehr

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'This important study examines how and why the United Nations sought to use mediation as a key conflict management technique in the recent Bakassi Peninsula territorial conflict between Cameroon and Nigeria. Ilo argues that through the mediation process, the conflict was settled but not resolved. He explains that conflict cessation may be relatively 'easy', but the hard part - settlement of outstanding grievances which led to the conflict in the first place - is often much more intractable, requiring extended periods to bring about a longstanding and workable peace.' The research findings as well as the recommendations of the author are also discussed in order to help future works of "protracted" and territorial conflict management experts. - Professor Jeffrey Haynes, Director, Centre for the Study of Religion, Conflict and Cooperation, London Metropolitan University, London, UK.
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Autorenporträt
Paul Ilo has personally organised more than 100 programmes on the subject of leadership, positive change and International Relations in two continents. He has also authored twelve books on these themes.He is currently a PhD Candidate in International Relations at the London Metropolitan University, London.