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Internal Conflict and Governance

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  • © 1992

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Editors:
  1. Kumar Rupesinghe

    1. International Peace Research Institute, Oslo, Norway

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Table of contents (14 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xx
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  2. The Disappearing Boundaries Between Internal and External Conflicts

    • Kumar Rupesinghe
    Pages 1-26

  3. The Dirty War: Civilian Experience of Conflict in Mozambique and Sri Lanka

    • Carolyn Nordstrom
    Pages 27-43

  4. The State, Ethnicity and the Middle Class Factor: Addressing Nonviolent, Democratic Change in Malaysia

    • Johan Saravanamuttu
    Pages 44-64

  5. Empowering People for Peace: The Philippine Experience

    • Ed Garcia
    Pages 65-80

  6. Fiji: Ethnicity and the post-Colonial State

    • Vijay Naidu
    Pages 81-102

  7. Containing Conflict and Transcending Ethnicity in Mauritius

    • Thomas Hylland Eriksen
    Pages 103-129

  8. The Kurdish Question in Regional Politics: Possible Peaceful Solutions

    • Omar Sheikhmous
    Pages 130-151

  9. Human Rights, Reconciliation and Conflict in Independent Namibia: The Formation of the Namibian Army and Police Force

    • Laurie Nathan
    Pages 152-168

  10. An Interest Approach to Resolution of Civil Wars in the Horn of Africa: Lessons from the Negotiations on the Eritrean Conflict

    • Hizkias Assefa
    Pages 169-186

  11. Civil and External Conflict Interface: Violence, Militarization, and Conflict Management in the Angolan Civil War

    • Earl Conteh-Morgan
    Pages 187-207

  12. Uganda: A Second-Phase Bid for Legitimacy under International Scrutiny

    • Oliver Furley
    Pages 208-228

  13. Civil War in El Salvador and Efforts to Achieve Peace

    • Raul Benítez-Manaut
    Pages 229-254

  14. Conflict Resolution Theory and its Application to Guatemala’s Socio-Political Context

    • Luis Alberto Padilla
    Pages 255-277

  15. Internal Conflicts in Mexico in the 1980s

    • Jorge Cadena-Roa
    Pages 278-295

  16. Back Matter

    Pages 296-300
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Violence, war and internal conflicts have assumed a new intensity with the decline of the Cold War. There are over 32 civil wars going on today. Our world may well witness over 100 million refugees in the year 2000 as a direct result of internal wars. This volume consists of case studies and theory-oriented papers dealing with Asia, Africa and Latin America and the Middle East. Taken together, they spell out implications of wide general interest, providing a comparative basis for a systematic approach to conflict transformation.

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  • International Peace Research Institute, Oslo, Norway

    Kumar Rupesinghe

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