Front Matter

REDEFINING SECURITY IN THE MIDDLE EAST

New Approaches to Conflict Analysis

Series editor: Peter Lawler
Senior Lecture in International Relations,
Department of Government, University of Manchester

Until recently, the study of conflict and conflict resolution remained comparatively immune to broad developments in social and political theory. When the changing nature and locus of large-scale conflict in the post-Cold War era is also taken into account, the case for a reconsideration of the fundamentals of conflict analysis and conflict resolution becomes all the more stark.

New Approaches to Conflict Analysis promotes the development of new theoretical insights and their application to concrete cases of large-scale conflict, broadly defined. The series intends not to ignore established approaches to conflict analysis and conflict resolution, but to contribute to the reconstruction of the field through a dialogue between orthodoxy and its contemporary critics. Equally, the series reflects the contemporary porosity of intellectual borderlines rather than simply perpetuating rigid boundaries around the study of conflict and peace. New Approaches to Conflict Analysis seeks to uphold the normative commitment of the field’s founders yet also recognises that the moral impulse to research is properly part of its subject matter. To these ends, the series is comprised of the highest quality work of scholars drawn from throughout the international academic community, and from a wide range of disciplines within the social sciences.

PUBLISHED

M. Anne Brown
Human rights and the borders of suffering: the promotion of human rights in international politics

Karin Fierke
Changing games, changing strategies: critical investigations in security

Deiniol Jones
Cosmopolitan mediation? Conflict resolution and the Oslo Accords

Helena Lindholm Schulz
Reconstruction of Palestinian nationalism: between revolution and statehood

Jennifer Milliken
The social construction of the Korean War

Tarja Väyrynen
Culture and international conflict resolution: a critical analysis of the work of John Burton

Redefining security in the Middle East

Edited by Tami Amanda Jacoby and Brent E. Sasley

Manchester University Press

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First published 2002

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