Table of Contents

Introduction: The Internationalization of Ethnic Conflict; S.Lobell & P.Mauceri Third-Party States in Ethnic Conflict: Identifying the Domestic Determinants of Intervention; D.Carment & P.James Modeling the Internationalization of Ethnic Conflict: An Application to Northern Ireland and South Africa; N.G.Jesse & M.Simon Identities Unbound: Escalating Ethnic Conflict in Post-Soviet Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, and Tajikistan; S.Horowitz Internationalization of Ethnic Conflict in the Balkans: The Break-up of Yugoslavia; K.Williams Internationalization as an Explanation? The Development of Ethnic Conflict in Latin America; P.Mauceri Diffusion and Escalation in the Great Lakes Region: The Rwandan Genocide, the Rebellion in Zaire and Mobutu's Overthrow; J.Quinn The Regionalization, Internationalization and the Perpetuation of Conflict in the Middle East; J.Helsing Global Pathways to a Local War: The Case of Sri Lanka; R.Oberst

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STEVEN LOBELL is an Associate Professor at the University of Northern Iowa, USA.PHILIP MAUCERI is an Associate Professor at the University of Northern Iowa, USA.

About the Author

DAVID CARMENT Carleton University, Canada JEFFREY HELSING United States Institute of Peace, USA SHALE HOROWITZ University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA PATRICK JAMES University of Missouri, USA NEAL G. JESSE Bowling Green University, USA ROBERT OBERST Nebraska Wesleyan University, USA JOHN QUINN Truman State University, USA MARC SIMON Bowling Green University, USA KRISTEN WILLIAMS Clark University, USA

Reviews

"A stimulating analysis focusing on the link between internal state structures and the internationalization of ethnic conflict. Ethnic Conflict And International Politics is likely to become a part of the ongoing dialogue on these connections well into the future." - Donald Rothchild, University of California, Davis "This book is a refreshing and powerful application of international relations theory to cross-border ethnic conflicts, effectively examining the diffusion of ethnic conflicts from one state to another and the escalation of ethnic conflicts within the state. The clear presentation of theoretical concepts combined with the case studies selected from Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa enhance the usefulness of this volume in the classroom." - Sandra Joireman, Wheaton College