Titlebook: Ethnic Conflict and International Politics: Explaining Diffusion and Escalation; Steven E. Lobell (Associated Professor of Politica Book 2

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Book 2004 economic, social, and cultural integration within the regional or global system. The variety of approaches provides useful analytical tools for students, while the diversity of cases from different regions gives the reader a sense of the scope of such problems.

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degree of economic, social, and cultural integration within the regional or global system. The variety of approaches provides useful analytical tools for students, while the diversity of cases from different regions gives the reader a sense of the scope of such problems.978-1-4039-6356-7978-1-4039-8141-7

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Book 2004nflict. The essays stand at the nexus of comparative politics and international relations, examining the influence on ethnic conflict of the weakening of state institutional structures, the role of non-state regional and international actors, changes in the ethnic balance of power, and the degree of

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Diffusion and Escalation of Ethnic Conflict,ional relations and comparative analysis. We examine four core explanatory frameworks that contribute to the diffusion and the escalation of ethnic conflicts in divided states and societies. These explanations are at the nexus of comparative and international understandings of conflict. Much of the

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Third-Party States in Ethnic Conflict: Identifying the Domestic Determinants of Intervention,nd duration, so questions about ethnic intervention are becoming central to the study of violent conflict (Saideman 1997, 1998, 2001a,b; Wallensteen and Sollenberg 2000; Carment and Rowlands 2001; Kaufman 2001; Sislin and Pearson 2001). Far from resolving internal disputes, third-party involvement f

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Internationalization of Ethnic Conflict in the Balkans: The Breakup of Yugoslavia,of breaking up was completed, including wars in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, five new states of what was once Yugoslavia emerged. The Yugoslav case is an excellent one to examine both the diffusion and escalation of ethnic conflict. In terms of diffusion, as ethnic tensions mounted in the 1980s a