International organizations and post-Soviet conflicts in Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine the limitations of imagining peace and the failure and success in negotiations
" International Organizations and Post-Soviet Conflicts in Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine: The Limitations of Imagining Peace and the Failure and Success in Negotiations addresses the protracted history of international conflict resolution efforts to the Georgian-Abkhaz, Moldovan-Transnistrian,...
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| Sprache: | eng |
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Lanham ; Boulder ; New York ; London
Lexington Books
2024
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International agencies - Europe, Eastern
> Dniester Moldovan Republic - International status
> Crimea (Ukraine) - International status
> Peace-building - Europe, Eastern
> Abkhazia (Georgia) - International status
> Donbas (Ukraine: Region) - International status
> Partition, Territorial - Europe, Eastern
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | " International Organizations and Post-Soviet Conflicts in Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine: The Limitations of Imagining Peace and the Failure and Success in Negotiations addresses the protracted history of international conflict resolution efforts to the Georgian-Abkhaz, Moldovan-Transnistrian, and Eastern Ukraine conflicts. The author explores the origins and onset of these first two conflicts in the early 1990s, but also looks at the eruption of conflict in Eastern Ukraine in 2014 and at the first months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022. This book shows how, from a conflict-transformation perspective, local vested interests and strategic interests have created obvious obstructions that have both fueled the conflicts and prevented their resolution. This volume develops a comprehensive theoretical framework for understanding the success and failure of international engagement that offers a new understanding of the extent to which international responses may or may not be helpful. Through an analysis of over 500 closed-source documents and about 70 interviews, the efforts of pan-European international organizations — with mandates from the OSCE, EU, UN, and NATO — are examined on both political and cultural levels. [...]" |
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| Beschreibung: | xviii, 373 Seiten Illustrationen |
| ISBN: | 9781666959260 978-1-66695-926-0 |