| Description |
1 online resource (393 p.) |
| Contents |
Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Peacebuilding and ethnic conflict -- Background -- About this book -- Conceptual focus and organization of the volume -- Part 1: Key dimensions of ethnic conflicts -- Part 2: Peacebuilders in ethnic conflict -- Part 3: Addressing the past and shaping the future -- Part 4: Approaches and cases -- Conclusion -- References -- Part I: Key Dimensions of Ethnic Conflicts -- 1. The roots of ethnopolitical conflict -- Background -- Key insights |
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Implications for teaching and training -- Implications for practice and policy -- Rhetoric matters -- State structure matters -- Emotions matter -- Look at leaders and organizations -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- 2. How gender is implicated in ethnopolitical conflict -- Background -- Rape -- Women combatants -- Women leaders -- Mothers and caregivers -- Women negotiators and peacemakers -- Key insights -- Implications for teaching and training -- Implications for practice and policy -- Note -- References -- 3. Complex effects of external involvements in ethnopolitical violence |
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Background: Types of engagement -- Key insights -- Implications for teaching and training -- Implications for practice and policy -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 4. Re-examining peacebuilding priorities: Liberal peace and the emancipatory critique -- Key insights -- The critique of liberal peace -- Does liberal peacebuilding really exist? -- The high stakes of connecting theory to practice -- Implications for teaching and training -- Implications for practice and policy -- Conclusion -- Note -- References |
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5. Hatred is a contagious disease and public health issue in ethnopolitical conflicts -- Background -- Key insights -- Implications for teaching and training -- Implications for practice and policy -- Conclusion -- References -- 6. The environment and peacebuilding in ethnic conflict -- The environment and ethnic conflict -- Environmental security -- Critical approaches -- Environment and peacebuilding -- Critical framework for environmental peacebuilding -- Critical emancipatory peacebuilding -- Environmental conflict -- Critical environmental justice -- Critical environmental peacebuilding |
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Key insights -- Environment provides a space for peacebuilding -- Grassroots/local ownership of the process -- Emphasis on sustainable practices -- Centralizing a social justice framework -- Implications for teaching and training -- Implications for practice and policy -- Conclusion -- References -- 7. Deconstructing the relapse of American nationalism -- The security threat: Post 9/11 protracted warfare -- Extremism breeds extremism -- America's gun culture -- Gun culture versus gun reality -- Nationalism as engulfing master narrative -- Implications for teaching and training |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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Implications for practice and policy |
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Scott, Imani Michelle
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Byrne, Sean
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Matyók, Thomas G
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| ISBN |
9781000601411 |
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1000601412 |
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