New Agendas for Peace Research : Conflict and Security Reexamined /
New Agendas for Peace Research : Conflict and Security Reexamined /
ed. by Elise Boulding.
- 1 online resource (250 p.)
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: What Is Possible -- PART I NEW FACES , OLD CONFLICTS -- CHAPTER 1 Peace Research at the End of the Cold War -- CHAPTER 2 Social Learning and Conflict Resolution in a Changing Europe -- CHAPTER 3 Africans Read Their Past and Look to the Future -- CHAPTER 4 The Feminist Experience and Social Change in Europe and Africa -- CHAPTER 5 The Disappearing Boundaries Between Internal and External Conflicts -- PART II RECONCEPTUALIZING SECURITY -- CHAPTER 6 Security Through Military Defense? -- CHAPTER 7 Security Through Defending the Environment: An Illusion? -- CHAPTER 8 Security Through Defending the Environment: Citizens Say Yes! -- CHAPTER 9 Ecodevelopment: What Security for the Third World? -- PART III NEW SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES -- CHAPTER 10 How Guerrillas Became Peace Builders -- CHAPTER 11 From Confrontation to Mediation -- CHAPTER 12 Silently: How UN Good Offices Work -- CHAPTER 13 The Challenge of Peace Education: Replacing Cultures of Militarism -- Epilogue: Challenges for the Peace Research Community in an Era of Transition -- About the Authors -- Appendix -- Index -- About the Book
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Confronting a changing post-Cold War Environment - in which North-South conflicts have superseded those between East and West, and the boundaries between internal and interstate conflicts have all but disappeared - peace researchers reexamine the concepts of conflict and security.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9781555872908 9781685858650
10.1515/9781685858650 doi
POLITICAL SCIENCE / Peace.
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: What Is Possible -- PART I NEW FACES , OLD CONFLICTS -- CHAPTER 1 Peace Research at the End of the Cold War -- CHAPTER 2 Social Learning and Conflict Resolution in a Changing Europe -- CHAPTER 3 Africans Read Their Past and Look to the Future -- CHAPTER 4 The Feminist Experience and Social Change in Europe and Africa -- CHAPTER 5 The Disappearing Boundaries Between Internal and External Conflicts -- PART II RECONCEPTUALIZING SECURITY -- CHAPTER 6 Security Through Military Defense? -- CHAPTER 7 Security Through Defending the Environment: An Illusion? -- CHAPTER 8 Security Through Defending the Environment: Citizens Say Yes! -- CHAPTER 9 Ecodevelopment: What Security for the Third World? -- PART III NEW SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES -- CHAPTER 10 How Guerrillas Became Peace Builders -- CHAPTER 11 From Confrontation to Mediation -- CHAPTER 12 Silently: How UN Good Offices Work -- CHAPTER 13 The Challenge of Peace Education: Replacing Cultures of Militarism -- Epilogue: Challenges for the Peace Research Community in an Era of Transition -- About the Authors -- Appendix -- Index -- About the Book
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Confronting a changing post-Cold War Environment - in which North-South conflicts have superseded those between East and West, and the boundaries between internal and interstate conflicts have all but disappeared - peace researchers reexamine the concepts of conflict and security.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9781555872908 9781685858650
10.1515/9781685858650 doi
POLITICAL SCIENCE / Peace.