Interim governments : institutional bridges to peace and democracy?
United States Institute of Peace
Bok Engelsk 2007
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| Utgitt | Wash. DC : USIP Press Publications , 2007
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| Omfang | 406 s.
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| Opplysninger | Part I: Theory:Karen Guttieri & Jessica Piombo:Issues and debates in transitional rule; Antonio Donini: Knocking on heaven's door: meeting social expectations in post- conflict transitions; Carrie Manning: Interim governments and the construction of political elites; Donald Rothchild: Executive power-sharing systems: conflict manage- ment or conflict escalation?; Andrew J. Eterline & J. Michael Greig: Must they go through Hobbes? The revolutionary provisional government model and political challenge in externally imposed regimes. Part II: Case studies:William D.Stanley: Multiple transitions and interim governance in El Salvador and Guatemala; Michael S. Malley: Inchoate opposition, divided incumbents: muddling towards democracy in Indonesia, 1998-99; Devon Curtis:Transitional governance in Burundi and the DRC; E. Philip Morgan: Interim government in Liberia: peace building toward the status quo; Aurel Croissant:Int. interim governments, democratization, and post- conflict peace building: lessons from Cambodia and East Timor; Lenard J. Cohen: State building before statehood: Kosovo's evolution from an interim polity to "conditional independence"; Mark Baskin: Interim notions of statehood in Bosnia Herzogovina: a permanent transition?; Thomas H. Johnson: Afghanistan's post- Taliban transition: statebuilding after war; Christina Caan, Beth Cole, Paul Hughs & Daniel P. Serwer: Is this any way to run an occupation? Legitimacy, governance, and security in post-conflict Iraq.
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| ISBN | 978-1-60127-018-4
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