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Conflict to Coexistance
Volume VIII, No. 1 Winter/Spring 2007

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the Editor

FROM CONFLICT TO COEXISTENCE

Nation-Building: The Dangers of Weak, Failing, and Failed States   by Richard S. Williamson

From Foes to Bedfellows: Reconciling Security and Justice   by Jean-Marc Coicaud and Jibecke Jönsson

Building the Rule of Law and Establishing Accountability for Atrocities in the Aftermath of Conflict   by Louis Aucoin

On the Very Idea of Transitional Justice   by Jens David Ohlin

Reconstruction and Reconciliation: What’s Economics Got to Do With It?   by Christopher J. Coyne

Fixing Failing States: The New Security Agenda   by Pauline H. Baker

Rethinking “Nation-Building:” The Contradictions of the Neo-Wilsonian Approach to Democracy Promotion   by Roberto Belloni

 

Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way? Untagling Ownership and Political Will  in Post-Conflict Stability and Reconstruction Operations    by Derick W. Brinkerhoff

In Need of Self-Reflection: Peacebuilding in Post-War Kosovo from a Systems-Analytical Perspective   by Jens Narten

QUANTITATIVE DESIGN AND CONFLICT RESEARCH

Formal Models and Conflict Intervention: Success as a Research Program and Policy Relevance    by David Carment and Dane Rowlands

US FOREIGN POLICY AND THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

A Case Study in Declining American Hegemony: Flawed Policy Concerning the ICC    by Eric K. Leonard

REGIONAL SECURITY AND COLLECTIVE DEFENSE

Russian Phoenix: The Collective Security Treaty Organization    by  Adam Weinstein

BOOK REVIEWS

The State of Securitization Theory    by Kapil Gupta

Coping with Democracy    by Andreea Florescu

Women and Development in Africa    by Jean Githinji