War Next Door (Paperback)

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The War Next Door is based on participative field research in Serbia, Croatia, Eastern Slavonia and Bosnia between 1992 and 1996. Based on practical experiences, interviews, personal testimony, and analysis, it addresses the impact of second track interventions. Particular emphasis is placed on local strategies for preventing the escalation of violence; building a capacity for peace amid a structure conducive to war; the transition from new social movements to NGO formations; tensions between the "therapeutic" and "direct action" approaches to conflict resolution; and dilemmas in training and engagement, such as the "facilitation versus empowerment" debate.

Judith Large is a Fellow of the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent. She is a lecturer and consultant to several relief and development agencies, including the World Health Organization in Bosnia.

Includes illustrations, cartoons, poems, photos, maps, diagrams, and an extensive bibliography.


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The War Next Door is based on participative field research in Serbia, Croatia, Eastern Slavonia and Bosnia between 1992 and 1996. Based on practical experiences, interviews, personal testimony, and analysis, it addresses the impact of second track interventions. Particular emphasis is placed on local strategies for preventing the escalation of violence; building a capacity for peace amid a structure conducive to war; the transition from new social movements to NGO formations; tensions between the "therapeutic" and "direct action" approaches to conflict resolution; and dilemmas in training and engagement, such as the "facilitation versus empowerment" debate.

Judith Large is a Fellow of the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent. She is a lecturer and consultant to several relief and development agencies, including the World Health Organization in Bosnia.

Includes illustrations, cartoons, poems, photos, maps, diagrams, and an extensive bibliography.

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Product Details

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Imprint

Hawthorn Press

Country of origin

United Kingdom

Series

Conflict & Peacebuilding Series

Release date

October 1997

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First published

May 1998

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Dimensions

292 x 205 x 11mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback

Pages

160

ISBN-13

978-1-869890-97-1

Barcode

9781869890971

Categories

LSN

1-869890-97-3



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