Resolving international conflicts : The theory and practice of mediation /
edited by Jacob Bercovitch
- Boulder, CO : Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1995
- xiii, 279 p. / 23 cm.
Bias, neutrality, and power in international mediation, 37. -- Bias and impartiality in international mediation, 39. -- Mediating conflict in Central America, 55. -- The UN secretary - general and the mediation of international disputes, 75. -- Culture and international mediation, 105. -- Cultural aspects of international mediation, 107. -- The limits of mediation : Lessons from the Syria - Israel experience, 1974-1994, 129. -- International mediation : The range of practice, 151. -- Mediation in international conflicts : Lessons from Sri Lanka, 153. -- The Yugoslavian conflict, european mediation, and the contingency model : A critical perspective, 171. -- Environmental mediation in international relations, 191. -- Extending the range of international mediation, 217. -- Varietes of mediating activities and mediators in international relations, 219. -- A contingency perspective on conflict internations : Theoretical and practical considerations, 235