Title: Resolving international disputes through super-optimum solutions /
Authors: Nagel, Stuart S., 1934-
Publisher: Nova Science Publishers,
Year: 2001
Subjects: Diplomatic negotiations in international disputes.; International relations; Mediation, International.; Policy sciences.
Contents: Pt. 1. Cross-cutting analysis. ch. 1. The use of simulation in international negotiations. ch. 2. The abolition of war as public policy. -- pt. 2. Disputes among sovereign nations. ch. 3. Arms control and computer-aided mediation. ch. 4. Serendipitous super optimum: the Cuban Missile Crisis from front to back. ch. 5. Applying super-optimizing analysis to the Persian Gulf crisis. -- pt. III. Disputes between parts of a nation. Section A. Disputes tending toward independence, secession, or partition. ch. 6. U.S. military bases in the Philippines. ch. 7. Yugoslavia and super-optimum dispute resolution. ch. 8. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict: a social and political solution. ch. 9. Dispute resolution in the Caucasus Mountains. -- pt. III. Disputes between parts of a nation. Section B. Disputes tending toward unification or confederation. ch. 10. Bringing together Beijing and Taipei. ch. 11. Korean unification. ch. 12. The confederation of Abraham A Proposal for a super-optimum (win-win) solution for peace in the Middle East. -- pt. 4. Internal disputes between economic classes, ethnic groups, or ideologies. ch. 13. The Cambodian peace process: an options analysis. ch. 14. Resolving the troubles in Northern Ireland. ch. 15. The pro-democracy uprising in Thailand. -- pt. 5. International conflict and sos resol. ch. 16. United Nations Peacekeeping Forces and dispute resolution. ch. 17. Promoting democracy and dispute resolution as foreign policy. -- pt. 6. International economic communities. ch. 18. Global policy studies and economic communities. ch. 19. The ASEAN countries and regional cooperation. ch. 20. East-central Europe and the European Community. ch. 21. Assessing public policy in the Andean Pact.