Titlebook: Justice and Peace; The Role of Justice Caroline Fehl,Dirk Peters,Jonas Wolff Book 2019 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, part of Springe

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Institutional Justice as a Condition for the Regional Acceptance of Global Order: The African Union e norms rather than as conflicts about their substance. Regional organizations, which are key actors for the acceptance of global norms on the regional and global level, respond to perceived procedural injustice by contesting the underlying regime. Consequently, reducing procedural injustice in the

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Negotiating Interference: U.S. Democracy Promotion, Bolivia, and the Tale of a Failed Agreementce to the relations between the US and Bolivia. Since 2009, the USA and the Bolivian government have been trying to fix their broken diplomatic relations. These negotiations culminated in 2011 in the signing of a bilateral agreement but, ultimately, failed to establish a basis for mutually acceptabl

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The Roadblock of Contested Recognition: Identity-Based Justice Claims as an Obstacle to Peace Negoti problem of recognition in such negotiations and analyzes this issue in the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan. The Afghanistan conflict is still characterized by resistance to negotiation and by the continuation of violence. However, several studies have thoroughly explored the interests of the main p

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Justice from an Interdisciplinary Perspective: The Impact of the Revolution in Human Sciences on Peatlines their implications for peace research. It highlights the ambivalent nature of justice for social relations. Justice concerns can exacerbate conflicts between individuals and groups but justice can also provide standards for arriving at durable peaceful solutions to conflicts. Understanding th

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The Role of Justice in Compliance Behavior: Germany’s Early Membership in the Nuclear Non-Proliferatof the distinction between nuclear weapon states and non-nuclear weapon states; the unequal obligations assigned to these two groups; and the disadvantages that resulted for non-nuclear weapons states from these obligations. These concerns, then, caused contested compliance and regime conflict. The

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Gender Justice in Multilateral Negotiations: The Case of SGBV in the Rome Statute and in the ICCrder to push for an individualization of sexual gender-based crimes. As feminist lawyers were not satisfied with the ways in which sexual violence had been defined in the statutes of the two war tribunals on Rwanda (ICTR) and Yugoslavia (ICTY), they now aimed at “doing justice” to the victims by see