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Un Mediators in Syria - The Challenges and Responsibilities of Conflict Resolution

English · Hardback

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"By highlighting the role of UN mediators in conflicts like Syria, this book examines what those tasked with the responsibility to make peace actually do. In addition to appealing to readers interested in diplomacy, decision-making and conflict resolution, its analysis of Syria also engages Middle East politics and history readers"--

List of contents










1. Introduction: Dispelling the Fog of Peace-making; 2. The Global Statesman; 3. The Quiet Negotiator; 4. The Televised Humanitarian; Conclusion: The Fingerprints They Leave Behind; References; Index.

About the author

Fadi Nicholas Nassar is Director of the Institute for Social Justice and Conflict Resolution and Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the Lebanese American University (LAU). He is also the US–Lebanon Fellow at the Middle East Institute; Fellow at The Sectarianism, Proxies and De-sectarianisation (SEPAD) project based at Lancaster University's Richardson Institute; and Research Fellow at the Lebanese Center for Policy Studies (LCPS). He holds a PhD from the War Studies Department at King's College London.

Summary

By highlighting the role of UN mediators in conflicts like Syria, this book examines what those tasked with the responsibility to make peace actually do. In addition to appealing to readers interested in diplomacy, decision-making and conflict resolution, its analysis of Syria also engages Middle East politics and history readers.

Foreword

Highlights the agency of UN mediators in conflicts like Syria and clarifies the challenges and responsibilities of their roles.

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