Research Handbook on Conflict Prevention
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Research Handbook on Conflict Prevention
Kivimaeki, Timo
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
06/2024
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9781803920832
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Contents:
1 Introduction to the Research Handbook on Conflict Prevention 1
Timo Kivimaeki
2 Conflict prevention: what does it really mean? 8
Timo Kivimaeki
PART I AGENTS OF CONFLICT PREVENTION
3 Women in conflict prevention 34
Outi Donovan
4 Academic diplomacy 48
Liisa Laakso
5 Whose conflict prevention works? Strong states vs the legitimate world
organization 64
Timo Kivimaeki
6 Local vs international agency in conflict prevention 86
Naomi R. Pendle and Abraham Diing
PART II METHODS OF CONFLICT PREVENTION
7 Prenegotiation: promises for conflict prevention 104
Lukas Hegele
8 Dispute resolution by means of peace negotiation 122
Timo Kivimaeki
9 Mediation as a method of conflict prevention in intrastate conflicts 139
Isak Svensson
10 Conflict transformation: a feminist, intersectional and emancipatory approach 152
Janie Leatherman
11 Hegemonic masculinity and the power-centric method of conflict prevention 180
Timo Kivimaeki
12 The International Criminal Court, economic sanctions, and the
Responsibility to Protect as instruments of conflict prevention 198
Mattia Cacciatori
13 Military means of conflict prevention 215
Andrew Johnstone
14 Peace journalism: a cosmopolitan approach to conflict prevention 235
Ayesha Jehangir
PART III CONFLICT PREVENTION AT DIFFERENT STAGES
15 Timing opportunities 262
I. William Zartman
16 Conflict transformation as a means of preventing violent conflict onset 276
Hugh Miall
17 Great power politics and the dynamics of capability: the prevention of
near-crisis escalation 304
Edward A. Gonzalez, Anne van Wijk, Shikshya Adhikari, Victor Asal, Kyle
Beardsley, Nakissa Jahanbani, Patrick James, Steven E. Lobell, Norrin M.
Ripsman, Scott A. Silverstone, Grace Sorci and Suzanne Weedon Levy
18 Conflict prevention in post-conflict settings 323
Joakim Kreutz
1 Introduction to the Research Handbook on Conflict Prevention 1
Timo Kivimaeki
2 Conflict prevention: what does it really mean? 8
Timo Kivimaeki
PART I AGENTS OF CONFLICT PREVENTION
3 Women in conflict prevention 34
Outi Donovan
4 Academic diplomacy 48
Liisa Laakso
5 Whose conflict prevention works? Strong states vs the legitimate world
organization 64
Timo Kivimaeki
6 Local vs international agency in conflict prevention 86
Naomi R. Pendle and Abraham Diing
PART II METHODS OF CONFLICT PREVENTION
7 Prenegotiation: promises for conflict prevention 104
Lukas Hegele
8 Dispute resolution by means of peace negotiation 122
Timo Kivimaeki
9 Mediation as a method of conflict prevention in intrastate conflicts 139
Isak Svensson
10 Conflict transformation: a feminist, intersectional and emancipatory approach 152
Janie Leatherman
11 Hegemonic masculinity and the power-centric method of conflict prevention 180
Timo Kivimaeki
12 The International Criminal Court, economic sanctions, and the
Responsibility to Protect as instruments of conflict prevention 198
Mattia Cacciatori
13 Military means of conflict prevention 215
Andrew Johnstone
14 Peace journalism: a cosmopolitan approach to conflict prevention 235
Ayesha Jehangir
PART III CONFLICT PREVENTION AT DIFFERENT STAGES
15 Timing opportunities 262
I. William Zartman
16 Conflict transformation as a means of preventing violent conflict onset 276
Hugh Miall
17 Great power politics and the dynamics of capability: the prevention of
near-crisis escalation 304
Edward A. Gonzalez, Anne van Wijk, Shikshya Adhikari, Victor Asal, Kyle
Beardsley, Nakissa Jahanbani, Patrick James, Steven E. Lobell, Norrin M.
Ripsman, Scott A. Silverstone, Grace Sorci and Suzanne Weedon Levy
18 Conflict prevention in post-conflict settings 323
Joakim Kreutz
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Organised violence; Conflict prevention; Conflict onset; Conflict escalation; Conflict relapse; Intervention
Contents:
1 Introduction to the Research Handbook on Conflict Prevention 1
Timo Kivimaeki
2 Conflict prevention: what does it really mean? 8
Timo Kivimaeki
PART I AGENTS OF CONFLICT PREVENTION
3 Women in conflict prevention 34
Outi Donovan
4 Academic diplomacy 48
Liisa Laakso
5 Whose conflict prevention works? Strong states vs the legitimate world
organization 64
Timo Kivimaeki
6 Local vs international agency in conflict prevention 86
Naomi R. Pendle and Abraham Diing
PART II METHODS OF CONFLICT PREVENTION
7 Prenegotiation: promises for conflict prevention 104
Lukas Hegele
8 Dispute resolution by means of peace negotiation 122
Timo Kivimaeki
9 Mediation as a method of conflict prevention in intrastate conflicts 139
Isak Svensson
10 Conflict transformation: a feminist, intersectional and emancipatory approach 152
Janie Leatherman
11 Hegemonic masculinity and the power-centric method of conflict prevention 180
Timo Kivimaeki
12 The International Criminal Court, economic sanctions, and the
Responsibility to Protect as instruments of conflict prevention 198
Mattia Cacciatori
13 Military means of conflict prevention 215
Andrew Johnstone
14 Peace journalism: a cosmopolitan approach to conflict prevention 235
Ayesha Jehangir
PART III CONFLICT PREVENTION AT DIFFERENT STAGES
15 Timing opportunities 262
I. William Zartman
16 Conflict transformation as a means of preventing violent conflict onset 276
Hugh Miall
17 Great power politics and the dynamics of capability: the prevention of
near-crisis escalation 304
Edward A. Gonzalez, Anne van Wijk, Shikshya Adhikari, Victor Asal, Kyle
Beardsley, Nakissa Jahanbani, Patrick James, Steven E. Lobell, Norrin M.
Ripsman, Scott A. Silverstone, Grace Sorci and Suzanne Weedon Levy
18 Conflict prevention in post-conflict settings 323
Joakim Kreutz
1 Introduction to the Research Handbook on Conflict Prevention 1
Timo Kivimaeki
2 Conflict prevention: what does it really mean? 8
Timo Kivimaeki
PART I AGENTS OF CONFLICT PREVENTION
3 Women in conflict prevention 34
Outi Donovan
4 Academic diplomacy 48
Liisa Laakso
5 Whose conflict prevention works? Strong states vs the legitimate world
organization 64
Timo Kivimaeki
6 Local vs international agency in conflict prevention 86
Naomi R. Pendle and Abraham Diing
PART II METHODS OF CONFLICT PREVENTION
7 Prenegotiation: promises for conflict prevention 104
Lukas Hegele
8 Dispute resolution by means of peace negotiation 122
Timo Kivimaeki
9 Mediation as a method of conflict prevention in intrastate conflicts 139
Isak Svensson
10 Conflict transformation: a feminist, intersectional and emancipatory approach 152
Janie Leatherman
11 Hegemonic masculinity and the power-centric method of conflict prevention 180
Timo Kivimaeki
12 The International Criminal Court, economic sanctions, and the
Responsibility to Protect as instruments of conflict prevention 198
Mattia Cacciatori
13 Military means of conflict prevention 215
Andrew Johnstone
14 Peace journalism: a cosmopolitan approach to conflict prevention 235
Ayesha Jehangir
PART III CONFLICT PREVENTION AT DIFFERENT STAGES
15 Timing opportunities 262
I. William Zartman
16 Conflict transformation as a means of preventing violent conflict onset 276
Hugh Miall
17 Great power politics and the dynamics of capability: the prevention of
near-crisis escalation 304
Edward A. Gonzalez, Anne van Wijk, Shikshya Adhikari, Victor Asal, Kyle
Beardsley, Nakissa Jahanbani, Patrick James, Steven E. Lobell, Norrin M.
Ripsman, Scott A. Silverstone, Grace Sorci and Suzanne Weedon Levy
18 Conflict prevention in post-conflict settings 323
Joakim Kreutz
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