From Mediation to Nation-Building: Third Parties and the Management of Communal Conflict
by Joseph R. Rudolph Jr., William J. Lahneman, Mohammad Ashraf, Elham Atashi, Linda Bishai, Mieczyslaw P. Boduszynski, Steven L. Burg, Stephen D. Collins, Neil A. Cruickshank, I.M. Lobo De Souza, David Forsythe, Caroline A. Hartzell, Matthew Hoddie, Daniela Irrera, Dijon Jones, David D. Laitin, Paul T. Mccartney, Cdr. Brigid Myers Pavilonis, Victor Peskin, Mateja Peter, James Deshaw Rae, Molly S. Wallace, Sam Whitt, Donald R. Zoufal
From Mediation to Nation-Building examines the role of third parties in managing communal conflict and navigating the transition from mediation to nation-building. Bringing together perspectives from numerous contributors, this academic volume considers the challenges of conflict management, political reconstruction, and efforts to address divided communities.
About This Book
From Mediation to Nation-Building explores the relationship between third-party intervention, communal conflict, and nation-building.
The book focuses on how mediation can connect with broader efforts to manage conflict and support political reconstruction.
With contributions from a wide group of authors, it offers perspectives on the challenges of addressing communal divisions.
This volume is suited to readers interested in conflict resolution, international relations, political science, and nation-building.
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