Titlebook: Believers, Skeptics, and Failure in Conflict Resolution; Ian S. Spears Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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,Proze?analytik in der Halbleiterindustrie,In this chapter, I consider problems that emerge in the practice and execution of conflict resolution. I examine the claims that an absence of ., . or . is at the center of conflict resolution failures. The . and . perspectives are examined to illustrate how these ideas conspire against conflict resolution.

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Introduction: The Problem of Conflict Resolution,This chapter introduces the problem of conflict resolution failure by surveying conflicts that have been especially resistant to peaceful resolution. The organization of the book is outlined.

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Problems of Knowledge, Power, and Political Will,In this chapter, I consider problems that emerge in the practice and execution of conflict resolution. I examine the claims that an absence of ., . or . is at the center of conflict resolution failures. The . and . perspectives are examined to illustrate how these ideas conspire against conflict resolution.

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Industrielle Produktionswirtschafts and values, and argues that conflicts are best remedied by way of negotiation, democracy, and markets. The second, the . paradigm, draws from political realism, and argues that conflicts can be managed only through authority or allowing belligerents to fight to exhaustion. This examination reveals

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Wirtschaftlichkeit industrieller Analytik, be followed that sustain the state in its current form on the assumption that they will produce the same outcomes of peace and stability found in the West. I outline four elements that Western experts advocate in terms of state-building in former colonial states, compare these ideas with the manner

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99543-8e violence. First, violence is itself attractive for individuals: in times of peace, violence serves emotional needs; in times of war, violence meets valuable tactical or material objectives. The second argument is that war and violence are regarded by belligerents as necessary for the realization o