1st Edition
Escalation And Intervention Multilateral Security And Its Alternatives
Edited By Arthur R. Day
Copyright 1986
192 Pages
by
Routledge
192 Pages
by
Routledge
170 Pages
by
Routledge
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This book examines the relationship of local conflict to international security and considers the dilemma of providing security to small states without compromising their independence. It assesses the extent to which local wars tend to escalate and threaten the global security system.
Part One: Domestic Conflicts 1. Conflict in Chad 2. Civil Conflict in Lebanon Part Two: Interstate Conflicts 3. The Iran-Iraq War 4. Multilateral Approaches to Multidimensional Conflict Resolution: Lessons from the Horn of Africa Part Three: Superpower Involvement 5. Afghanistan 1984: Crisis After Crisis, Internal and External 6. Grenada: An International Crisis in Multilateral Security 7. Conclusions
Biography
Arthur R. Day is a senior consultant to the United Nations Association of the USA and has served as deputy assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs. Michael W. Doyle is associate professor of political science at The Johns Hopkins University.
