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245 00 Armed forces and conflict resolution :|bsociological
perspectives /|cedited by Giuseppe Caforio, Gerhard Ku
mmel, Bandana Purkayastha.
250 1st ed.
264 1 Bingley :|bEmerald,|c[2008]
264 4 |c©2008
300 1 online resource (xix, 411 pages) :|billustrations.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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490 1 Contributions to conflict management, peace economics and
development,|x1572-8323 ;|vv. 7
504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 0 Afghanistan talks. Experiential isomorphism in the
military / Joseph L. Soeters -- Introduction / Gerhard
Kmmel -- European civilmilitary relations in transition :
the decline of conscription / Karl W. Haltiner, Tibor
Szvircsev Tresch -- News from the home front : communities
supporting military families / René Moelker, Gabriélla
Poot, Manon Andres, Ljubica Jeluic, Jelena Juvan, Leena
Parmar, Maren Tomforde -- Attitudes and opportunities :
self-selection and anticipatory socialization effects in
youth perceptions of the military / Stephen C. Trainor --
The military and civil society in Korea / Doo-Seung Hong -
- Military organization and asymmetric conflicts :
changing approach / Eraldo Olivetta -- Hidden agenda in
Paraguay : the dilemma of external democratization through
U.S. military co-operation / Anke Schnemann -- Military
and politics in south and central America : the self-
perceptions of the armed forces in Latin America / Tony
Krönert -- Introduction / Giuseppe Caforio -- Language
matters in the military / Andrea van Dijk, Joseph L.
Soeters -- Introduction / Bandana Purkayastha -- The
impact of counterterrorism and strain on Palestinian
terrorism / Maya Beasley -- Communal conflict, state
failure, and peacebuilding : the case of Ambon, Indonesia
/ Iwan Gardono Sudjatmiko -- National business, civil war
abatement and peacebuilding / Syed Mansoob Murshed --
National youth service : an institution for building and
sustaining peace / Donald J. Eberly -- Building and
sustaining the fabric of peace : notes from the field /
Bandana Purkayastha -- The impact of asymmetric warfare on
the military profession and structure : lessons learned
from the Ottoman military / A. Kadir Varoglu, Mesut Uyar -
- Dr. Strangelove or how I learned to stop worrying and
love the bomb : suicide attacks in asymmetric warfare /
Gerhard Kmmel -- The asymmetric warfare : in search of a
symmetry / Giuseppe Caforio -- Use and impact of
information-communication technology in modern conflict :
the war in Iraq / Uro Svete -- Terrorism and security in
the caribbean before and after 9/11 / Dion E. Phillips --
General Introduction / Giuseppe Caforio, Bandana
Purkayastha, Gerhard Kmmel Editors.
520 The study of armed forces and conflict resolution has
undergone important developments at the turn of the
millennium, driven by emerging events. The fall of the
Berlin Wall, the end of the Cold War, the resurgence of
nationalism and religious wars, ethnic cleansing,
September Eleven, the War on Terror, and asymmetric
warfare, the United Nations' inability to manage and
successfully conclude military operations, are so many
flash points of how much things have changed since the
Cold War. The action of militaries has become more
important, more difficult, more controversial, and, at the
same time, insufficient, without parallel methods and
political actions for resolving conflicts. As scholars
conceptions of conflicts have changed, so have their
understanding of conflict resolution and peace. This
latter scholarship now spans analyses of the role of
governments, civil institutions, and organized groups. The
studies of building and sustaining peace now span
institutional, inter-actional, and interpersonal levels in
order to conceptualize a more holistic, long-term vision
of peace. This book brings together contributions from
scholars of various social science disciplines on three
themes that appeared significant for the study of the
phenomenon of conflict and conflict resolution. The first
theme is centered on the new aspects of war in the twenty-
first century where asymmetric warfare has changed many
rules of the game, imposing a profound transformation on
the military, not only tactical, but also structural,
preparatory, mental and ideological. The second theme
regards the delicate relations between the armed forces
and societies. The ever-greater technicality of military
operations and their lower comprehensibility to the broad
public as a result, together with increased sensitivity in
many countries in regard to the use of violence and death,
have created social situations and problems that deserve
to be investigated. The third theme, building and
sustaining peace, operationalizes different types and
levels of violence and conflict. It assesses ongoing
efforts, for instance, governments trying to contain or
diffuse conflict, businesses and national service schemes
building peaceful civil spheres, and the efforts of
organized groups to claim, shape, and extend the spheres
of life that are free of conflict.
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