Potentials of disorder
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Potentials of disorder
（New approaches to conflict analysis）
Manchester University Press, 2003
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book deals with the institutional framework in post-socialist, after-empire spaces. It consists of nine case studies and two contributions of a more theoretical nature. Each of these analytical narratives sheds some light on the micro-politics of organised violence. After 1990, Serbs and Croats were competing over access to the resources needed for institution building and state building. Fear in turn triggered ethnic mobilisation. An 'unprofessional' riot of Serbs in the Krajina region developed into a professional war between Serbs and Croats in Croatia, in which several thousand died and several hundred thousand people were forcefully expelled from their homes. The Herceg-Bosnian style of resistance can be surprisingly effective. It is known that most of the heroin transported along the Balkans route passes through the hands of Albanian mafia groups; that this traffic has taken off since summer 1999. The concept of Staatnation is based on the doctrine according to which each 'nation' must have its own territorial State and each State must consist of one 'nation' only. The slow decline and eventual collapse of the Soviet and the Yugoslav empires was partly triggered, partly accompanied by the quest for national sovereignty. Dagestan is notable for its ethnic diversity and, even by post-Soviet standards, its dramatic economic deprivation. The integrative potential of cooperative movements at the republican, the regional and the inter-state level for the Caucasus is analyzed. The book also offers insights into the economics of ending violence. Finally, it addresses the question of reconciliation after ethnic cleansing. -- .
目次
- Introduction - potentials of (dis)order in the Caucasus and Yugoslavia, Jan Koehler and Christoph Z rcher
- discourses, actors, violence - the organization of war-escalation in the Krajina region of Croatia 1990/1991, Hannes Grandits and Carolin Leutloff
- non-existent states with strange institutions, Kristof Gosztonyi
- a neglected dimension of conflict - the Albanian mafia, Xavier Raufer
- land reforms and ethnic tensions - scenarios in South East Europe, Christian Giordano
- "Freedom!" - Albanian society and the quest for independence from statehood in Kosovo and Macedonia, Norbert Mappes-Niediek
- why is there stability in Dagestan but not in Chechnya?, Enver Kisriev
- civil wars in Georgia - corruption breeds violence, Pavel K. Baev
- the art of losing the state - weak empire to weak nation-state around Nagorno-Karabakh, Jan Koehler
- conflict management in the Caucasus via development of regional identity, Olga Vassilieva
- bringing culture back into a concept of rationality - state-society relations and conflict in postsocialist trans-Caucasia, Barbara Christophe
- reconciliation after ethnic cleansing - witnessing, retribution, and domestic reform, John Borneman
- intervention in markets of violence, Georg Elwert
- institutions and the organization of stability and violence, Jan Koehler and Christoph Z rcher.
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