Opportunities missed, opportunities seized : preventive diplomacy in the post-Cold War world

Abstract

Part 1 Overview Chapter 2 Preventive Diplomacy: A Conceptual and Analytic Framework Chapter 3 The Warning-Response Problem and Missed Opportunities in Preventive Diplomacy Part 4 The Dissolution of the Soviet Union Chapter 5 The War in Chechnya: Opportunities Missed, Lessons to Be Learned Chapter 6 The International Community and the Conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh Chapter 7 Preventive Diplomacy: Success in the Baltics Chapter 8 Preventive Diplomacy for Nuclear Nonproliferation in the Former Soviet Union Part 9 The Breakup of Yugoslavia Chapter 10 Costly Disinterest: Missed Opportunities for Preventive Diplomacy in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1985-1991 Chapter 11 Preventive Diplomacy for Macedonia, 1992-1998: From Containment to Nation Building Part 12 Ethnic Conflict in Africa Chapter 13 Somalia: Misread Crises and Missed Opportunities Chapter 14 Preventive Diplomacy in Rwanda: Failure to Act or Failure of Actions? Chapter 15 Prevention Gained and Prevention Lost: Collapse, Competition, and Coup in Congo Part 16 Rogue State Aggression Chapter 17 Opportunity Seized: Preventive Diplomacy in Korea Part 18 Conclusions Chapter 19 Preventive Diplomacy: Analytic Conclusions and Policy Lessons

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