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Veröffentlicht:	Boulder, Colo. ; London Lynne Rienner 2009
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Schlagworte:	International organization > Study and teaching Peace > Study and teaching Security, International > Study and teaching Sicherheitspolitik Friede Aufsatzsammlung
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adam_text	Contents Preface, the Editors xi 1 Introduction, Barbara J. Wien 1 Part 1 Current Themes in Peace, Justice, and Security Studies 2 Terrorism and Security in a Post-9/1 1 World, Stephen Zunes 13 3 Effective International Law and Institutions, Robert C. Johansen 27 4 Globalization: Economy, Environment, and Culture, Joanna Swanger 43 5 Conflict Resolution, Conflict Transformation, and Peacebuilding, Patrick G. Coy 63 6 The Relation of Peace Studies to Nonviolence, Barry Gan 79 7 Dynamics Affecting Conflict, Justice, and Peace, George A. Lopez 91 Part 2 Course Syllabuses 8 Introduction to Peace and Justice Studies 105 Introduction, the Editors 105 8.1 Roots of Conflict, Violence, and Peace, Nathan С Funk, Conrad Grebel University College 106 8.2 Peace Paradigms, Thomas E. Boudreau, Syracuse University 111 8.3 Introduction to Peace Studies, Abbie Jenks, Greenfield Community College 116 VI Contents 8.4 Introduction to Peace Studies, Katy Gray Brown, Manchester College 119 8.5 Exploring Conflict and Peace, Gloria Rhodes, Eastern Mennonite University 122 9 Violence and Nonviolence 131 Introduction, the Editors 131 9.1 Nonviolence: Theory and Practice, Kenneth L. Brown, Manchester College 133 9.2 Nonviolent Conflict: Between Soft and Hard Power, Maria J. Stephan, International Center on Nonviolent Conflict 137 9.3 Violence, Nonviolence, and War, Nathan C. Funk, Conrad Grebel University College 144 9.4 Gandhi, Richard Johnson, Indiana University- Purdue University 152 10 Terrorism 161 Introduction, the Editors 161 10.1 War and Terror: The Global Displacement of Populations, Danielle Taana Smith and Uli Linke, Rochester Institute of Technology 163 10.2 Nonviolent Responses to Terrorism, George Lakey, Swarthmore College 169 10.3 The International Relations of September 11, B. Welling Hall, Earlham College 178 10.4 Sociology of Terrorism and Genocide, Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College 183 11 War 189 Introduction, the Editors 189 11.1 War, Peace, and Strategy, Richard K. Betts, Columbia University 190 11.2 Rules of War: The Ethics of Destruction in International Politics, R. Charli Carpenter, University of Pittsburgh 199 11.3 War in Film and Literature, Daniel Lieberfeld, Duquesne University 204 11.4 Cinematic Images of War and the Military, Morten G. Ender, US Military Academy at West Point 210 11.5 The Bomb, B. Welling Hall, Earlham College 215 12 International Organization and the Rule of Law 219 Introduction, the Editors 219 12.1 International Organization and Law, Richard Robyn, Kent State University 220 Contents VII 12.2 The United Nations and Global Security, Robert C. Johansen, University of Notre Dame 225 12.3 Human Rights and Global Change, Robert Elias, University of San Francisco 233 12.4 Humanitarianism in World Politics, R. Charli Carpenter, University of Pittsburgh 240 12.5 Human Rights and Conflict, Daniel Chong, American University 246 12.6 Human Rights, Maria J. Stephan, American University 252 13 Multilateralism and Unilateralism 261 Introduction, the Editors 261 13.1 Empires and Imperialism, G. John Ikenberry and Atul Kohli, Princeton University 263 13.2 US Foreign Policy in a Unipolar World, Stephen Zunes, University of San Francisco 267 13.3 International Perspectives on US Foreign Policy, Andrew J. Loomis, Georgetown University 270 13.4 The Global Politics of Peacebuilding, Robert C. Johansen, University of Notre Dame 276 13.5 Global Resource Politics, Michael T. Klare, Hampshire College and University of Massachusetts 285 13.6 Militarization of Daily Life, Kelly Dietz, Ithaca College 291 14 Conflict Transformation and Conflict Resolution 299 Introduction, the Editors 299 14.1 Reconciliation Versus Revenge, Patrick G. Coy, Kent State University 301 14.2 Reconciliation and Justice in Postconflict Context, Mohammed Abu-Nimer, American University 308 14.3 Restorative Justice: The Promise, the Challenge, Howard Zehr, Eastern Mennonite University 316 14.4 International Negotiation: Theories and Practices, Cecilia Albin, Jonathan Hall, Kristine Höglund, and Niklas Swanström, Uppsala University 321 14.5 Peacebuilding, Craig Zelizer, Georgetown University 328 14.6 Comparative Peace Processes, Anthony Wanis-St. John, American University 335 14.7 The Vocation of Peacebuilding, John Paul Lederach, University of Notre Dame 340 15 Globalization and Human Security 345 Introduction, the Editors 345 15.1 Security Ontology: Referents, Values, Threats, David A. Welch, University of Toronto 347 15.2 Global Economie Justice, Stephen Zunes, University of San Francisco 352 15.3 Global Economy and Organizations, Hamid Rafizadeh, Bluffton University 354 15.4 Politics of Development, Maria Guadalupe Moog Rodrigues, College of the Holy Cross 359 15.5 Human Rights in the Marketplace, Lowell Ewert, Conrad Crebel University College 366 16 Religion, Conflict, and Peace Introduction, the Editors 371 16.1 Christian Approaches to Peacemaking, Matthew Bailey-Dick, Conrad Grebel University College 372 16.2 World Religions, Violence, and Conflict Resolution, Marc Gopin, George Mason University 378 16.3 Islamic Peace Paradigms, S. Ayse Kadayifci-Orellana, American University 383 16.4 Religion and Peacebuilding, S. Ayse Kadayifci-Orellana, American University 391 371 17 Cultures of Peace 399 Introduction, the Editors 399 17.1 A History of Peace Movements, Marlene Epp, Conrad Grebel University College 400 17.2 Peacemaking in Practice: Seminar in Nonviolence and Social Action, Abbie Jenks, Greenfield Community College 403 17.3 Arts and Peacebuilding, Craig Zelizer, Georgetown University 408 17.4 Human Rights and the Media, Daniel Chong, American University 414 17.5 Peace and Social Practice: Pedagogy and Practice, Sue L. T. McGregor, Mount Saint Vincent University 420 17.6 Peace and Conflict Resolution: A Holistic Approach, Tony Jenkins and Janet Gerson, Teachers College, Columbia University 427 18 Cultural Dynamics 433 Introduction, the Editors 433 18.1 The Politics of Cultural and Ethnic Pluralism, Zheng Wang, Seton Hall University 434 18.2 The Politics of Ethnic and Racial Groups, Marc Howard Ross, Bryn Mawr College 438 18.3 Gender and the War System: An Inquiry into Equality and Security, Betty A. Reardon and Tony Jenkins, Teachers College, Columbia University 442 18.4 Youth and Conflict, Susan Shepler, American University 447 18.5 People with Disabilities in Politics and Society, Arthur Blaser, Chapman University 452 19 Skills in Conflict Resolution Introduction, the Editors 459 19.1 Dialogue: Approaches and Applications, Mohammed Abu-Nimer, American University 460 19.2 International Mediation, Zheng Wang, Seton Hall University 465 19.3 Mediation: Process, Skills, and Theory, Carolyn Schrock-Shenk, Goshen College 469 19.4 Negotiation: Theories and Practices, Nathan C. Funk, Conrad Grebel University College А1Ъ 19.5 Dispute Resolution, Isaac Noam Ebner, Sabanci University 479 459 20 Peace Studies in Disciplinary Perspective 489 Introduction, the Editors 489 20.1 Anthropology: Culture and Conflict, Robert A. Rubinstein, Syracuse University 491 20.2 Anthropology: Culture and Ethnic Conflict Management, Marc Howard Ross, Bryn Mawr College 497 20.3 Economics: Economics of Violence and Peace, Martha Starr, American University 505 20.4 Sociology. Social Conflict, Michelle Gawerc, Boston College 509 20.5 History: War and Peace in American History, Perry Bush, Bluffton University 515 20.6 Psychology: Introduction to Peace Psychology, Rachel M. MacNair, Institute for Integrated Social Analysis 520 20.7 Environmental Studies: Environmental Philosophy, Steven S. Naragon, Manchester College 524 20.8 Environmental Studies: Disease, Death, and World Politics, Jeremy Youde, Grinnell College 529 The Contributors 533 About the Book 543
adam_txt	Contents Preface, the Editors xi 1 Introduction, Barbara J. Wien 1 Part 1 Current Themes in Peace, Justice, and Security Studies 2 Terrorism and Security in a Post-9/1 1 World, Stephen Zunes 13 3 Effective International Law and Institutions, Robert C. Johansen 27 4 Globalization: Economy, Environment, and Culture, Joanna Swanger 43 5 Conflict Resolution, Conflict Transformation, and Peacebuilding, Patrick G. Coy 63 6 The Relation of Peace Studies to Nonviolence, Barry Gan 79 7 Dynamics Affecting Conflict, Justice, and Peace, George A. Lopez 91 Part 2 Course Syllabuses 8 Introduction to Peace and Justice Studies 105 Introduction, the Editors 105 8.1 Roots of Conflict, Violence, and Peace, Nathan С Funk, Conrad Grebel University College 106 8.2 Peace Paradigms, Thomas E. Boudreau, Syracuse University 111 8.3 Introduction to Peace Studies, Abbie Jenks, Greenfield Community College 116 VI Contents 8.4 Introduction to Peace Studies, Katy Gray Brown, Manchester College 119 8.5 Exploring Conflict and Peace, Gloria Rhodes, Eastern Mennonite University 122 9 Violence and Nonviolence 131 Introduction, the Editors 131 9.1 Nonviolence: Theory and Practice, Kenneth L. Brown, Manchester College 133 9.2 Nonviolent Conflict: Between "Soft" and "Hard" Power, Maria J. Stephan, International Center on Nonviolent Conflict 137 9.3 Violence, Nonviolence, and War, Nathan C. Funk, Conrad Grebel University College 144 9.4 Gandhi, Richard Johnson, Indiana University- Purdue University 152 10 Terrorism 161 Introduction, the Editors 161 10.1 War and Terror: The Global Displacement of Populations, Danielle Taana Smith and Uli Linke, Rochester Institute of Technology 163 10.2 Nonviolent Responses to Terrorism, George Lakey, Swarthmore College 169 10.3 The International Relations of September 11, B. Welling Hall, Earlham College 178 10.4 Sociology of Terrorism and Genocide, Michael W. Smith, Saint Anselm College 183 11 War 189 Introduction, the Editors 189 11.1 War, Peace, and Strategy, Richard K. Betts, Columbia University 190 11.2 Rules of War: The Ethics of Destruction in International Politics, R. Charli Carpenter, University of Pittsburgh 199 11.3 War in Film and Literature, Daniel Lieberfeld, Duquesne University 204 11.4 Cinematic Images of War and the Military, Morten G. Ender, US Military Academy at West Point 210 11.5 The Bomb, B. Welling Hall, Earlham College 215 12 International Organization and the Rule of Law 219 Introduction, the Editors 219 12.1 International Organization and Law, Richard Robyn, Kent State University 220 Contents VII 12.2 The United Nations and Global Security, Robert C. Johansen, University of Notre Dame 225 12.3 Human Rights and Global Change, Robert Elias, University of San Francisco 233 12.4 Humanitarianism in World Politics, R. Charli Carpenter, University of Pittsburgh 240 12.5 Human Rights and Conflict, Daniel Chong, American University 246 12.6 Human Rights, Maria J. Stephan, American University 252 13 Multilateralism and Unilateralism 261 Introduction, the Editors 261 13.1 Empires and Imperialism, G. John Ikenberry and Atul Kohli, Princeton University 263 13.2 US Foreign Policy in a Unipolar World, Stephen Zunes, University of San Francisco 267 13.3 International Perspectives on US Foreign Policy, Andrew J. Loomis, Georgetown University 270 13.4 The Global Politics of Peacebuilding, Robert C. Johansen, University of Notre Dame 276 13.5 Global Resource Politics, Michael T. Klare, Hampshire College and University of Massachusetts 285 13.6 Militarization of Daily Life, Kelly Dietz, Ithaca College 291 14 Conflict Transformation and Conflict Resolution 299 Introduction, the Editors 299 14.1 Reconciliation Versus Revenge, Patrick G. 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