Titlebook: Emergent Conflict and Peaceful Change; Hugh Miall Book 2007 Hugh Miall 2007 climate change.community.conflict.conflicts.prevention.reforms

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Preventors of War,ts increasing destructiveness (Wright 1942; Tilly 1990). On the other hand, there has been a reduction in the frequency of international war and a very significant shift in its location. Europe has ceased to be the major war-zone. Parts of Africa, the Middle East and Asia have become war-zones inste

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Land Reforms and Peaceful Change,o changes in land tenure tend to provoke violent conflict, and under what conditions do they foster peaceful change? Political mobilization theories suggest that land inequality develops into violent conflict when parties mobilize to exploit grievances and when state capacity for managing political

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Emergent Conflict over Climate Change,he early twenty-first century. Ever since the industrial revolution fossil fuel burning and other human activities have increased the concentration of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. There is now a scientific consensus that anthropogenic emissions are contributing to glo

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Conclusions: Peaceful Change and Political Community,gulate their conflicts by peaceful means. In order to do this people and groups have to find ways to reconcile their conflicting interests. This is a central problem in political life, both within states and in the international community. The difficulty in addressing it lies in the fact that there

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conflict can be avoided at times of great social or political change. He also looks ahead to discuss the prevention of emerging global conflicts, focusing on climate change.978-0-333-98767-4978-0-230-28849-2

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-2840-0 it was time to rebuild. But the land would not sustain everyone who lived on it. There were too many people living on too small plots. Subsidies from the government were no longer coming. Something would have to change.

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Introduction, it was time to rebuild. But the land would not sustain everyone who lived on it. There were too many people living on too small plots. Subsidies from the government were no longer coming. Something would have to change.