Civil wars remain the most frequent and deadly form of organized armed conflict in the world. What Do We Know about Civil Wars? enlists leading scholars to guide students through cutting-edge research on civil war onset, duration, and outcomes, as well as the recurrence and consequences of civil wars to better understand global security.
Civil wars remain the most frequent and deadly form of organized armed conflict in the world. What Do We Know about Civil Wars? enlists leading scholars to guide students through cutting-edge research on civil war onset, duration, and outcomes, as well as the recurrence and consequences of civil wars to better understand global security.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by T. David Mason and Sara McLaughlin Mitchell
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List of Figures List of Tables Preface Acknowledgments Introduction: What Do We Know About Civil Wars? Part I. Factors That Bring About Civil War Chapter 1. Introduction: Patterns of Armed Conflict since 1945 Chapter 2. Antecedents of Civil War Onset: Greed, Grievance, and State Repression Chapter 3. Identity and Civil War: Ethnic and Religious Divisions Chapter 4. State Capacity, Regime Type, and Civil War Chapter 5. Transnational Dimensions of Civil Wars: Clustering, Contagion, and Connectedness Part II. Factors That End Civil Wars and Promote Peace Chapter 6. Third Party Intervention, Duration, and Outcome of Civil Wars Chapter 7. Ripe for Resolution: Third Party Mediation and Negotiating Peace Agreements Chapter 8. Negotiated Peace: Power Sharing in Peace Agreements Chapter 9. Breaking the Conflict Trap: The Impact of Peacekeeping on Violence and Democratization in the Post-Conflict Context Chapter 10. The Legacies of Civil War: Health, Education, and Economic Development Part III. Emerging Trends in Civil War Research Chapter 11. Transitional Justice: Prospects for Post-War Peace and Human Rights Chapter 12. Gender and Civil Wars Chapter 13. Resource Wealth and Civil Conflict Chapter 14. Environment and Conflict Chapter 15. Trends in Civil War Data: Geography, Organizations, and Events Chapter 16. Militias, Criminality, and Conflict Bibliography About the Editors Index
List of Figures List of Tables Preface Acknowledgments Introduction: What Do We Know About Civil Wars? Part I. Factors That Bring About Civil War Chapter 1. Introduction: Patterns of Armed Conflict since 1945 Chapter 2. Antecedents of Civil War Onset: Greed, Grievance, and State Repression Chapter 3. Identity and Civil War: Ethnic and Religious Divisions Chapter 4. State Capacity, Regime Type, and Civil War Chapter 5. Transnational Dimensions of Civil Wars: Clustering, Contagion, and Connectedness Part II. Factors That End Civil Wars and Promote Peace Chapter 6. Third Party Intervention, Duration, and Outcome of Civil Wars Chapter 7. Ripe for Resolution: Third Party Mediation and Negotiating Peace Agreements Chapter 8. Negotiated Peace: Power Sharing in Peace Agreements Chapter 9. Breaking the Conflict Trap: The Impact of Peacekeeping on Violence and Democratization in the Post-Conflict Context Chapter 10. The Legacies of Civil War: Health, Education, and Economic Development Part III. Emerging Trends in Civil War Research Chapter 11. Transitional Justice: Prospects for Post-War Peace and Human Rights Chapter 12. Gender and Civil Wars Chapter 13. Resource Wealth and Civil Conflict Chapter 14. Environment and Conflict Chapter 15. Trends in Civil War Data: Geography, Organizations, and Events Chapter 16. Militias, Criminality, and Conflict Bibliography About the Editors Index
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