Interim governments: institutional bridges to peace and democracy?

Abstract

Theoretical considerations -- Issues and debates in transitional rule / Karen Guttieri and Jessica Piombo -- Knocking on heaven's door: meeting social expectations in post-conflic transitions / Antonio Donini -- Interim governments and the construction of political elites / Carrie Manning -- Executive power-sharing systems: conflict management or confict escalation? / Donald Rothchild -- Must they go through Hobbes? The revolutionary provisional government model and political challenge in externally imposed regimes / Andrew J. Enterline and J. Michael Greig -- Case studies -- Multiple translations and interim governance in El Salvador and Guatamale / William D. Stanley -- Inchoate opposition, divided incumbents: muddling toward democracy in Indonesia, 1998-99 / Michael S. Malley -- Transitional governance in Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo / Devon Curtis -- Interim government in Liberia: peace building toward the status quo / E. Philip Morgan -- International interim governments, democratization, and post-conflict peace building: lessons from Cambodia and East Timor / Aurel Croissant -- State building before statehood: Kosovo's evolution from an interim polity to "Conditional Independence" / Lenard J. Cohen -- Interim notions of statehood in Bosnia-Herzegovina: a permanent transition? / Mark Baskin -- Afghanistan's post-Taliban transition: state building after war / Thomas H. Johnston -- Is this any way to run an occupation? legitimacy, governance, and security in post-conflict Iraq / Christina Caan, Beth Cole, Paul Hughes, and Daniel P. Serwer -- Conclusions -- Conclusions and policy implications: yes, it makes a difference / Daniel P. Serwer