Redefining Ceasefires
Autor Marika Sosnowskien Limba Engleză Paperback – 22 mai 2025
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781009347242
ISBN-10: 1009347241
Pagini: 215
Dimensiuni: 149 x 225 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10: 1009347241
Pagini: 215
Dimensiuni: 149 x 225 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Cuprins
1. Beyond violence: towards a more nuanced understanding of ceasefires; 2. Redefining ceasefires in civil war; 3. Ceasefires in the Syrian context; 4. Different types of ceasefires; 5. How ceasefires affect rebel governance; 6. How ceasefires affect citizenship and property rights; 7. How ceasefires affect aspects of the sovereign state; 8. Ceasefires: order amid violence; Appendix 1. List of interviews; Appendix 2. English translation of Homs ceasefire agreement; Appendix 3. English translation of Busra al-Sham ceasefire agreement; Appendix 4. English translation of al-Waer ceasefire agreement.
Recenzii
'This important book analyzes the complex relationship between conflict dynamics, political order, and governance by zooming in on the political, societal, and strategic impact of ceasefires in the context of the Syrian civil war. It offers a nuanced, original analytical prism through which to better understand civil wars. Essential reading for both scholars and policymakers.' Benedetta Berti, Head of Policy Planning – NATO
'Redefining Ceasefires makes a ground-breaking contribution to scholarship on ceasefires and state-building. Based on hard-to-collect data from the Syrian war, it presents a novel way to look at ceasefires by analysing them as types of wartime order. The book is of very high interest to both peace researchers and practitioners.' Sara Hellmüller, Geneva Graduate Institute
'Sosnowski makes a pathbreaking contribution to scholarship on civil wars by showing how ceasefires are not mere lulls in fighting, but instead shape wartime orders and even enable new forms of violence. Carefully theorized and powerfully illustrated with original data from Syria, this book is a must-read for students of conflict and practitioners in the field of conflict resolution.' Wendy Pearlman, Northwestern University
'This is the most interesting scholarly work on Syria I've read in years. Marika Sosnowski's outstanding analysis of primary documents and interviews shows how ceasefires – commonly understood as the first step towards peace – easily become a tool to reframe structural and systemic violence in the context of a power imbalance.' Bente Scheller, Heinrich Böll Foundation
'Redefining Ceasefires makes a ground-breaking contribution to scholarship on ceasefires and state-building. Based on hard-to-collect data from the Syrian war, it presents a novel way to look at ceasefires by analysing them as types of wartime order. The book is of very high interest to both peace researchers and practitioners.' Sara Hellmüller, Geneva Graduate Institute
'Sosnowski makes a pathbreaking contribution to scholarship on civil wars by showing how ceasefires are not mere lulls in fighting, but instead shape wartime orders and even enable new forms of violence. Carefully theorized and powerfully illustrated with original data from Syria, this book is a must-read for students of conflict and practitioners in the field of conflict resolution.' Wendy Pearlman, Northwestern University
'This is the most interesting scholarly work on Syria I've read in years. Marika Sosnowski's outstanding analysis of primary documents and interviews shows how ceasefires – commonly understood as the first step towards peace – easily become a tool to reframe structural and systemic violence in the context of a power imbalance.' Bente Scheller, Heinrich Böll Foundation