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Contents List of contributors vii List of acronyms ix Introduction 1 Edward Newman and Oliver Richmond Part I: Spoiling, violence, and mediation 21 1 Internal and external dynamics of spoiling: A negotiation approach 23 Karin Aggestam 2 Understanding the violence of insiders: Loyalty, custodians of peace, and the sustainability of conflict settlement 40 Marie-Joëlle Zahar 3 The linkage between devious objectives and spoiling behaviour in peace processes 59 Oliver Richmond 4 Terrorism as a tactic of spoilers in peace processes 78 Ekaterina Stepanova 5 Spoilers or catalysts? The role of diasporas in peace processes 105 Yossi Shain and Ravinatha P. Aryasinha 6 ``New wars'' and spoilers 134 Edward Newman Part II: Cases 151 7 Northern Ireland: A peace process thwarted by accidental spoiling 153 Roger Mac Ginty 8 Why do peace processes collapse? The Basque conflict and the three-spoilers perspective 173 Daniele Conversi 9 Peace on whose terms? War veterans' associations in Bosnia and Herzegovina 200 Vesna Bojicic-Dzelilovic 10 Spoilers in Colombia: Actors and strategies 219 Carlo Nasi 11 The Israeli-Palestinian peace process: The strategic art of deception 242 Magnus Ranstorp 12 Spoiling peace in Cyprus 262 Nathalie Tocci 13 The Abkhazia and South Ossetia cases: Spoilers in a nearly collapsed peace process 282 George Khutsishvili 14 Spoilers and devious objectives in Kashmir 301 Jaideep Saikia Index 320
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Peace-building.
Conflict management.