Unrecognized States in the International System

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Introduction: Unrecognized States in the International System Nina Caspersen and Gareth Stansfield Part 1: Concepualizing Unrecognized States 1. Theorizing Unrecognized States: Sovereignty, Secessionism, and Political Economy James Harvey and Gareth Stansfield 2. Complex Terrains: Unrecognized States and Globalization Matan Chorev 3. International Actions and the Making and Unmaking of Unrecognized States Klejda Mulaj 4. What do Unrecognized States Tell us About Sovereignty? Stacy Closson Part 2: The Interactions of the Recognized and the Unrecognized State 5. States without Sovereignty: Imitating Democratic Statehood Nina Caspersen 6. After the War Ends: Violence and Viability of Post-Soviet Unrecognized States Kristin Bakke 7. 'Seperatism is the Mother of Terrorism': Internationalizing the Security Discourse on Unrecognized States Pal Kolsto and Helge Blakkisrud 8. The Foreign Policies of Unrecognized States Francis Owtram Part III: Conflict Management and Unrecognized States 9. The Limits of International Conflict Management in the Case of Abkhazia and South Ossetia Stefan Wolff 10. The Politics of Unrecognized States and the Business of International Peace Mediation: Enablers or Hindrance for Conflict Resolution? Antje Herrberg 11. Reintegrating Unrecognized States: Internationalizing Frozen Conflicts Liam Anderson Appendix 1: Maps of Unrecognized States

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