1st Edition
Conflict Prevention and Peace-building in Post-War Societies Sustaining the Peace
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION:
Jim Meernik and David Mason, University of North Texas
CONFLICT PREVENTION: WORKING TOWARD "NEGATIVE" PEACE
Sustaining the Peace: Stopping the Recurrence of Civil Wars
David Mason and Jason Quinn, University of North Texas
Structuring the Peace: Civil War Settlements, Institutions, and Beyond
Caroline Hartzell, Gettysburg College
The Role of the OSCE in Conflict Prevention and Democratization
The Honourable Bruce George, Member of Parliament; President of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly
The Impact of Imposed Democratic Polities on Regional Peace, Prosperity & Democracy
Andrew Enterline and Michael Greig, University of North Texas
PEACEBUILDING: WORKING TOWARD POSITIVE PEACE IN POST CONFLICT SOCIETIES
Paths to Peacebuilding: The Transformation of Peace Operations
Paul Diehl, University of Illinois
Reconstructing Strife-Torn Societies: An Analysis of Third Party Peacebuilding in Intrastate Disputes, 1945-2002.
Mark J. Mullenbach, University of Central Arkansas
Military Interventions and the Promotion of Human Rights
Jim Meernik, Steve Poe, & Erum Sheikh, University of North Texas
Can Truth Reconcile Divided Nations?
James Gibson, Washington University, St. Louis
Struggling toward Democracy: Conflict’s Affects on Political Attitudes and Behavior in Central America
John A. Booth, University of North Texas, and Patricia Bayer Richard, Ohio University
Breaking the Conflict Trap
Lani Elliott, Consultant to World Bank
Post-Conflict Economic Development and Sustaining the Peace
Seonjou Kang and Jim Meernik, University of North Texas
CONCLUSION:
Jim Meernik and David Mason, University of North Texas
Biography
James D. Meernik, T. David Mason
