TY  - BOOK
AU  - Flint,Colin
TI  - The geography of war and peace: from death camps to diplomats 
SN  - 0195162080
AV  - JC319 .G445 2005
U1  - 303.66 22
PY  - 2005///
CY  - Oxford, New York
PB  - Oxford University Press
KW  - Political geography
KW  - Military geography
KW  - War
KW  - Peace
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; 1; Introduction : geography of war and peace; Colin Flint --; 2; Geographies of war : the recent historical background; Jeremy Black --; 3; Geography and war, geographers and peace; Virginie Mamadouh --; 4; Violence, development, and political order; Herman van der Wusten --; 5; The political geography of conflict : civil wars in the hegemonic shadow; John O'Loughlin --; 6; Soldiers and nationalism : the glory and transcience of a hard-won territorial identity; Gertjan Dijkink --; 7; Amazonian landscapes : gender, war and historical repetition; Lorraine Dowler --; 8; Religion and the geographies of war; Roger W. Stump --; 9; Geographies of genocide and ethnic cleansing : the lessons of Bosnia-Herzogovina; Carl Dahlman --; 10; Dynamic metageographies of terrorism : the spatial challenges of religious terrorism and the 'War on Terrorism'; Colin Flint --; 11; The geography of 'Resource Wars'; Philippe Le Billon --; 12; Landscapes of drugs and war : intersections of political ecology and global conflict; Michael K. Steinberg and Kent Mathewson --; 13; Navigating uncertain waters : geographies of water and conflict, shifting terms and debates; Leila M. Harris --; 14; Territorial ideology and interstate conflict : comparative considerations; Alexander B. Murphy --; 15; Peace, deception, and justification for territorial claims : the case of Israel; Ghazi-Walid Falah --; 16; Conflict at the interface : the impact of boundaries and borders on contemporary ethnonational conflict; David Newman --; 17; The geography of peace movements; Guntram H. Herb --; 18; The geography of diplomacy; Alan K. Henrikson --; 19; Shifting the iron curtain of Kantian Peace : NATO expansion and the modern Magyars; Ian Oas --; 20; The geopolitics of postwar recovery; Brendan Soennecken
ER  -