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Manfred B. Steger Ethnic Conflicts and Nancy S. Lind Harold H. Saunders Fills the existing gap in the ""..draws on his extensive literature on violence with experience to explain how essays from the most ordinary citizens can help influential writers in the fields overcome deep-rooted of politics, psychology, obstacles to peace." sociology, gender studies. -President Jimmy Carter and race studies. 1999-/ 352 pp. 1999 / 624 pp. 0-312-21939-3 $45.00 cl. 0-312-221.51-7 $25.00 pb.
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A Road Map to War Territorial Dimensions of International Conflict Edited by Paul F Diehl
"A Road Map to War advances the study of geopolitics signifi- cantly and offers a splendid example of cumulative and innovative research from an
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Territorial concerns are more I 1 lX l~lg often than not a fundamental
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A Road Map to War considers the role of territory in the initiation, evolution, escalation, and resolution of interstate conflict and encompasses much of the cutting-edge research in the area of geography and international conflict. Topics vary from an exami- nation of international law in territorial conflicts to an empirical analysis of the fairness of the Camp David accords, but all the essays address a coherent theme: that conflicts involving a signifi- cant territorial component are more dangerous than other dis- putes, but they can be resolved peacefully.
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PEACE BY PEACEFUL MEANS Peace and Conflict, Development and Civilization by JOHAN GALTUNG, Professor of Peace Studies, University of Hawaii
"Johan Galtung's book is one of the best guides for getting to know the world we live in. It contains astonishing insights, not only about war andpeace, butaboutone's own cultural roots and ideological predispositions. It is a courageous and highly ethical work, full of unpalatable truths but lit up by sparks of hope."
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THE NEW POLITICS OF WELFARE Social Justice in a Global Context by BILL JORDAN, University of Exeter
The New Politics of Welfare provides a critical introduction to the current debates and politics surrounding welfare reform in the United King- dom and the United States. By explaining the origins and main tenets of the new Blair-Clinton orthodoxy and comparing policy in Western Eu- rope with the dilemmas facing the governments of Central and Eastern Europe, it is the first text to place the reform process in the context of the post-war state's development and the present global political and economic situation. Central to the book is the emerging orthodoxy's appeal to the concept of social justice. Bill Jordan demonstrates how values derived from the family and voluntary associations are in danger of run- ning counter to the more fundamental principles of liberal democracy and the requirements of transnational economic exchange.
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