This volume analyses the historical background of violent
international conflicts. Starting with an analysis of the conflict
and cooperation structures in post-communist Eastern Europe and the
eastern expansion of the European Union, the author discusses the
problem of acts of intervention in response to severe human rights
violations, taking Kosovo, Libya and in a further text also Darfur,
as examples. To analyse the subject of ethnonational autonomy and
independence movements, the author presents case studies on
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Belgium, Cyprus, on the Kurdish areas of Iraq,
Iran, Syria and Turkey, on Israel/Palestine, on China with regard
to Tibet and Xinjiang, and on the genocide of the Armenians in the
Ottoman Empire. The classic subjects of inter-state security and
armament policy include the controversy over the nuclear policies
of Iran and North Korea, while the analysis of the changes in
Russia's political system focuses on their far-reaching
consequences for international politics. This book will appeal to
students and scholars of international relations and peace and
conflict studies, as well as to practitioners and decision makers
in the field of peace politics.
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