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Challenges to peacebuilding : managing spoilers during conflict resolution

By: Newman, Edward [edt].

Contributor(s): Richmond, Oliver [edt].

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 2006; United Nations University Press Description: xi, 329 p.ISBN: 9280811266.Subject(s): NEGOTIATION | CONFLICT MANAGEMENT | DISPUTE SETTLEMENT | PEACEMAKING | PEACEBUILDING

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HUN B31955

This volume considers why spoilers and spoiling behaviour emerge and how they can be addressed, drawing upon experience from Northern Ireland, the Basque region, Bosnia, Colombia, Israel-Palestine, Cyprus, the Caucasus and Kashimir.

UNU B31954

This volume considers why spoilers and spoiling behaviour emerge and how they can be addressed, drawing upon experience from Northern Ireland, the Basque region, Bosnia, Colombia, Israel-Palestine, Cyprus, the Caucasus and Kashimir.

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