Cette série explore en profondeur les complexités des études sur la paix et la résolution des conflits, en examinant à la fois les cadres théoriques et les applications pratiques. Elle offre des perspectives critiques sur la nature de la guerre, de la violence et les mécanismes de consolidation de la paix. Les lecteurs y trouveront des analyses approfondies des relations internationales, des mouvements sociaux et des dilemmes éthiques liés à l'instauration d'une paix durable. Elle constitue une ressource essentielle pour quiconque s'intéresse aux subtilités de la sécurité mondiale et aux possibilités de transformation des conflits.
The Western Sahara conflict is a complex struggle involving local nationalism, Moroccan ambitions, and regional tensions with Algeria, influenced by global powers like the U.S., France, and Spain. This revised edition updates the analysis of the conflict's origins and evolution amidst renewed violence and diplomatic challenges, highlighting its growing significance.
Since the early 1950s, John Paul Lederach has travelled worldwide as a mediation trainer and conflict resolution consultant. He has worked with governments, justice departments, and youth programs in Latin America, the Philippines, Cambodia, Somalia, and Africa. Drawing on his experience, Lederach explains the process and key variables used in teaching conflict resolution.
An interpretive history of the anti-war movement in the USA throughout the entire Vietnam era. The authors portray the movement as a social force that energized people culturally yet failed to develop enduring political strength.