Peace Processes and Peace Accords

Peace Processes and Peace Accords

Das, Samir Kumar

SAGE Publications Inc

10/2005

316

Mole

Inglês

9780761933915

15 a 20 dias

As part of the South Asian Peace Studies series, this volume looks at peace as a process. This collection of essays, makes a three-fold inquiry into the political dimensions of peace - the process of peace, the contentious issues involved in the peace process, and the ideologies that are in conflict in this process.
Series Note Preface I. THEORIZING PEACE Introduction - Shibashis Chatterjee The Politics of Understanding - Ranabir Samaddar Territory as the Kernel of the Nation: Space, Time, and Nationalism in Israel/Palestine - Oren Yiftachel Anthropology of Reconciliation: A Case for Legal Pluralism - Pradip Kumar Bose II. PEACE AS PROCESS Introduction - Paula Banerjee Nobody's Communique: Ethnic Accords in Northeast India - Samir Kumar Das Kashmir at the Crossroads: Problems and Possibilities - Sumantra Bose Armed Conflict in Andhra Pradesh and the Search of Democratic Space - Committee of Concerned Citizens The Peace Process in Sri Lanka: From Confrontation to Accommodation - Jehan Perera III. PEACE ACCORDS Introduction - Parimal Ghosh The Accord that Never Was: Shillong Accord, 1975 - Subir Bhaumik Gendered Nation, Gendered Peace: A Study of Bangladesh - Amena Mohsin Improving India-Pakistan Relations - Mubashir Hasan The Mahakali Impasse and Indo-Nepal Water Conflict - Dipak Gyawali and Ajaya Dixit Further Readings Index
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