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1 online resource. |
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Rethinking peace and conflict studies.
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Description based on print version record. |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Machine generated contents note: -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- 1. Introduction -- PART I: THE SOUTH CAUCASUS -- 2. Theories Of Ethnic Conflict And Civil War -- 3. Aims And Objectives -- 4. Methodological Remarks -- 5. Organization Of The Book -- 6. Note On Transliteration -- PART II: THEORIZING ON THE CAUSES OF CIVIL WAR AND ETHNOPOLITICAL CONFLICT -- 7. Explaining The Terms -- 8. Typology Of Conflicts -- 9. Conflict Vocabulary -- 10. Periodization In Ethnopolitical Conflict And Civil War -- 11. Phase A. Mobilization -- Latent Conflict -- 12. Phase B. Radicalization -- Sporadic Or Low-Scale Violence -- 13. Phase C. Sustained Large-Scale Violence -- Civil War -- 14. Structural Accounts -- 15. Level Of Economic Development -- 16. Facilitating A Rebellion? Natural Resources, Diaspora And Geography -- 17. Demographic Factors: Ethnic Diversity, Size, And Proportions -- 18. Regime Type And Regime Change -- 19. Social Inequality Accounts -- 20. General Shortcomings Of Quantitative Research -- 21. Conflict-Escalation-Based Theories -- 22. Perceptional Accounts -- 23. Ancient Hatreds -- 24. Security Dilemma -- 25. Symbolic (Identity) Politics -- 26. Instrumentalist Accounts -- Manipulative Leaders -- 27. Opportunity In Power Asymmetry: A Missing Causal Link Between Ethinc Riots And Civil War? -- PART III: THE SOUTH CAUCASUS -- 28. A History Of Identities, An Identity Of Histories -- 29. (I) Azerbaijan And Azerbaijanis -- 30. Azerbaijan -- 31. Relations With Persia And Persians, Or Turks And Turkey, In Historical Perspective -- 32. Relations With Russians And Russia In Historical Perspective -- 33. (Ii) Armenia And Armenians -- 34. Armenia -- 35. Relations With Turks And Turkey In Historical Perspective -- 36. Relations With Russians And Russia In Historical Perspective -- 37. (Iii) Georgia And Georgians -- 38. Relations With Russians And Russia In Historical Perspective -- 39. Forging Nation States: Societal Transition In The South Caucasus Republics -- 40. (I) The Internal Political Situation In Azerbaijan On The Eve Of The Breakup Of The Ussr -- 41. The Role Of Clans In Azerbaijani Politics -- 42. Mütällibov's Rule: Chaotic Internal Politics -- 43. Elçibäy: The Nationalists In Power -- 44. The Rise Of Heydär Äliyev -- 45. (Ii) The Internal Political Situation In Armenia On The Eve Of The Breakup Of The Ussr -- 46. Georgia -- 47. The Internal Political Situation In Georgia On The Eve Of The Breakup Of The Ussr -- PART IV: NAGORNO-KARABAKH, SOUTH OSSETIA AND ABKHAZIA: THE ASCENT OF ETHNOPOLITICAL CONFLICT -- 48. Nagorno-Karabakh -- 49. Conflict And Historiography -- 50. Chronology Of Escalation -- 51. Phase A: Mobilization -- Latent Conflict -- 52. Phase B. Radicalization -- Sporadic Violence -- 53. Phase C. Armed Conflict -- Civil (International) War -- 54. The Conflicts In South Ossetia And Abkhazia -- 55. South Ossetia -- 56. Abkhazia -- 57. Conflict And Historiography -- 58. South Ossetia: Chronology Of Escalation -- 59. Phase A: Mobilization -- Latent Conflict -- 60. Phase C. Armed Conflict -- Civil War -- 61. Abkhazia: Chronology Of Escalation -- 62. Phase A: Mobilization -- Latent Conflict -- 63. Phase B. Radicalization -- Sporadic Violence -- 64. (I) Turkey -- 65. Relations With Azerbaijan -- 66. Relations With Armenia -- 67. Turkey And The War In Nagorno-Karabakh -- 68. (Ii) Iran -- 69. Relations With Azerbaijan -- 70. Relations With Armenia -- 71. Iran And The War In Nagorno-Karabakh -- 72. (Iii) Russia -- 73. Relations With Azerbaijan -- 74. Relations With Armenia -- 75. Russia And The War In Nagorno-Karabakh -- 76. (Iv) Russian Relations With Georgia -- 77. Russian-Georgian Relations And The War In South Ossetia -- 78. Russian-Georgian Relations And The War In Abkhazia -- 79. Phase C. Armed Conflict -- Civil (International) War -- 80. Outcomes Of The Ethnopolitical Conflicts In Georgia -- PART V: CONCLUSIONS -- 81. Level Of Economic Development -- 82. Facilitating A Rebellion? Natural Resources, Diaspora And Geography -- 83. Demographic Factors: Ethnic Diversity, Size, And Proportions -- 84. Regime Type And Regime Change -- 85. Social Inequality Accounts -- 86. Ancient Hatreds -- 87. Security Dilemma -- 88. Symbolic (Identity) Politics -- 89. Manipulative Leaders -- 90. Expanding The Theory -- 91. In-Group Cohesion -- 92. External Support To Secessionist Movements -- Bibliography. |
| Reproduction |
Electronic reproduction. Perth, W.A. Available via World Wide Web. |
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Description based on print version record. |
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Ethnic conflict -- Azerbaijan -- Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Ethnic conflict -- Georgia (Republic) -- South Ossetia.
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Ethnic conflict -- Georgia (Republic) -- Abkhazia.
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Political violence -- Azerbaijan -- Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Political violence -- Georgia (Republic) -- South Ossetia.
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Political violence -- Georgia (Republic) -- Abkhazia.
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Post-communism -- Azerbaijan -- Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Post-communism -- Georgia (Republic) -- South Ossetia.
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Post-communism -- Georgia (Republic) -- Abkhazia.
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Nagorno-Karabakh (Azerbaijan) -- Ethnic relations.
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South Ossetia (Georgia) -- Ethnic relations.
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Abkhazia (Georgia) -- Ethnic relations.
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| Added Author |
Ebooks Corporation
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| Related To |
Original 9781137280220 1137280220 (DLC) 2013013321 |
| ISBN |
1137280239 (electronic bk.) |
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9781137280237 (electronic bk.) |
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9781137280220 (hardback) |
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1137280220 (hardback) |
| OCLC # |
EBC1330917 |
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