Civil Wars, Insecurity, and Intervention - Hardcover

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Shows how fear and uncertainty can combine to promote and prolong civil wars, and uncovers conditions in which high levels of fear and uncertainty are likely to emerge within a country and how outside intervention may or may not help manage these issues. Early chapters assess the concept of the security dilemma, analyze why civil war adversaries walk away from peace negotiations, and discuss problems of demobilization and democratization. Later chapters offer four case studies on Bosnia, Rwanda, Somalia, and Cambodia. Final chapters examine the need for physical separation of competing ethnic groups, and consider why average citizens continue to support bloody wars. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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