Ethnic Conflict in World Politics by Barbara Harff
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Barbara Harff
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History
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페이퍼백
언어
영어
출판사
Westview Press
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Barbara Harff explores the dynamics of ethnic conflict in global politics, highlighting significant trends and transformations. The author meticulously analyzes the decline of such conflicts across various regions, shedding light on the complex interplay of social, political, and economic factors that have contributed to this shift.
Harff also addresses the increasing role of international institutions and collaborative efforts to mediate and resolve ethnic tensions. By examining case studies and statistical data, she provides a comprehensive overview of how governance, diplomacy, and grassroots movements can foster peace and stability in diverse societies.
Through her insightful examination, the book challenges prevailing notions about the inevitability of ethnic conflict, offering a hopeful perspective on the potential for resolution and consensus in the face of adversity. This work is vital for anyone seeking to understand the evolving landscape of global ethnic relations.
Harff also addresses the increasing role of international institutions and collaborative efforts to mediate and resolve ethnic tensions. By examining case studies and statistical data, she provides a comprehensive overview of how governance, diplomacy, and grassroots movements can foster peace and stability in diverse societies.
Through her insightful examination, the book challenges prevailing notions about the inevitability of ethnic conflict, offering a hopeful perspective on the potential for resolution and consensus in the face of adversity. This work is vital for anyone seeking to understand the evolving landscape of global ethnic relations.