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Managing Hatred and Distrust

The Prognosis for Post-Conflict Settlement in Multiethnic Communities in the Former Yugoslavia

Managing Hatred and Distrust
Managing Hatred and Distrust
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'Nenad Dimitrijevic: Managing Hatred and Distrust ' összes példány
Kiadó: Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative
Kiadás helye: Budapest
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 328 oldal
Sorozatcím: LGI Books
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 24 cm x 17 cm
ISBN: 963-9419-69-9
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Fülszöveg

As deadly violence flared anew in Kosovo in 2004, the world was again reminded of the volatility of the situation in the countries of former Yugoslavia. Ethnic tensions that are ratcheted up by nationalists on a statewide level are felt on the local level in the form of violence, segregation, or disenfranchisement of minorities. Neighbors are encouraged to haté their neighbors. But this hatred can be defused, and tensions can be ratcheted down. The 17 case studies presented in this volume describe real efforts to improve the situation in former Yugoslavia by encouraging peaceful multiethnic coexistence on the local level. The authors detailing these studies are among the leáding experts on policy in former Yugoslavia, and somé of them were involved in the efforts that they describe. In many cases, true progress can be reported. In others, the authors are only able to recommend steps that could make progress possible. Regardless of the varying levéls of success, every case study... Tovább

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As deadly violence flared anew in Kosovo in 2004, the world was again reminded of the volatility of the situation in the countries of former Yugoslavia. Ethnic tensions that are ratcheted up by nationalists on a statewide level are felt on the local level in the form of violence, segregation, or disenfranchisement of minorities. Neighbors are encouraged to haté their neighbors. But this hatred can be defused, and tensions can be ratcheted down. The 17 case studies presented in this volume describe real efforts to improve the situation in former Yugoslavia by encouraging peaceful multiethnic coexistence on the local level. The authors detailing these studies are among the leáding experts on policy in former Yugoslavia, and somé of them were involved in the efforts that they describe. In many cases, true progress can be reported. In others, the authors are only able to recommend steps that could make progress possible. Regardless of the varying levéls of success, every case study outlines real-life experiences of people attempting to address a tense postconflict situation on the local level. As such, they provide highly valuable insights intő how humanity can confront hatred and fclistrust and encourage peaceful coexistence. Vissza

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