Diasporas in conflict
Subtitle: peace-makers or peace-wreckers?
By: edited by Hazel Smith and Paul Stares.
Contributors: Smith, Hazel, 1954-; Stares, Paul B.
Publisher: United Nations University
Published: 2007
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 318
ISBN-13: 9789280811407
Subjects: Emigration and immigration -- Political aspects -- Case studies.; Immigrants -- Political activity -- Case studies.; Conflict management -- Case studies.; World politics -- Case studies.
Genres: Case studies.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The analytical and conceptual framework; title: Diasporas in international conflict / Hazel Smith; title: A neglected relationship: diasporas and conflict resolution / Jacob Bercovitch; title: Gender, diasporas and post; title: cold war conflict / Nadje S. Al-Ali; title: The case studies; title: The Jewish diaspora and the Arab-Palestinian-Israeli conflict / Gabriel Sheffer; title: The Palestinian diaspora / Mohammed A. Bamyeh; title: The Armenian diaspora and the Karabagh conflict since 1988 / Khachig Tölölyan; title: A reluctant diaspora? the case of Colombia / Virginia M. Bouvier; title: The Cuban diaspora / Jean Grugel and Henry Kippin; title: The Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora: sustaining conflict and pushing for peace / C. Christine Fair; title: Kurdish interventions in the Iraq war / Denise Natali; title: The mobilized Croatian diaspora: its role in homeland politics and war / Zlatko Skrbis; title: African diasporas and post-conflict reconstruction: an Eritrean case study / Khalid Koser; title: Political remittance: Cambodian diasporas in conflict and post conflict / Khatharya Um.