Facing Ethnic Conflicts: Toward a New Realism
by Andreas Wimmer, Richard J. Goldstone, Donald L. Horowitz, Ulrike Joras, Conrad Schetter
Facing Ethnic Conflicts: Toward a New Realism provides a collaborative examination of ethnic conflicts, advocating for realistic approaches to resolution. Drawing on expertise from Andreas Wimmer, Richard J. Goldstone, Donald L. Horowitz, Ulrike Joras, and Conrad Schetter, it analyzes the roots and management of ethnic tensions in contemporary societies, offering insights for policymakers and scholars alike.
About This Book
Facing Ethnic Conflicts: Toward a New Realism explores the complexities of ethnic conflicts through a lens of practical realism. The book brings together insights from multiple scholars to examine how such conflicts arise and persist in modern contexts.
Authors Andreas Wimmer, Richard J. Goldstone, Donald L. Horowitz, Ulrike Joras, and Conrad Schetter contribute diverse perspectives on the dynamics of ethnic divisions. Their collaborative work emphasizes grounded approaches over idealistic solutions.
The text serves as a resource for understanding the structural and social factors in ethnic strife. It promotes a balanced view that informs policy and academic discourse on conflict resolution.
Overall, the book advocates for adaptive strategies that acknowledge the realities of ethnic interactions in globalized environments. It remains relevant for those studying or addressing societal conflicts.
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