In an increasingly complex post-Cold War world system, scholars
interested in conflict and conflict resolution must consider a
wider collection of variables in drawing conclusions about
important security issues. This compendium features 13 original
essays that explore the importance of culture and identity with
respect to civil-military relations, national security, and nation
building. Contributors reflect upon both theoretical and
substantive issues and draw from case studies representing
different regions of the world.
The work begins with two articles offering theoretical and
cross-cultural treatment of conflict and conflict resolution. Next,
authors include ten case studies that explore the re-emergence of
identity as a focal ingredient in determining national security
doctrine. Case studies range from China to Southern Europe to
Liberia to Brazil. A third section concentrates on the role of
nationalism.
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