Suchergebnisse

Aceh / Elizabeth Drexler -- Afghanistan / Anatol Lieven -- Basque / Daniele Conversi and Gorka Espiau -- Bosnia-Herzegovina / Dejan Guzina -- Cambodia / Sungyong Lee -- Colombia / Jenny Pearce -- El Salvador / William Stanley -- Liberia / Sukanya Podder -- Mindanao / Ayesah Abubakar and Kamarulzaman Askandar -- Myanmar / Stefano Ruzzo -- Nepal / Elly Harrowell and Varsha Gyawali -- Northern Ireland / Roger Mac Ginty -- Palestine-Israel / Mandy Turner -- Somaliland / Louise Wiuff Moe -- South Africa / Adrian Guelke -- Sudan / Alex de Waal -- Sri Lanka / David Lewis -- Turkey / Bahar Baser and Alpaslan Özerdem.

The OSCE Yearbook's key focus this year is on the Caucasus, the setting for so many bloody wars and conflicts: Russia's war in Chechnya, the wars of secession in Georgia, and the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh. In nine original contributions, international experts analyse the causes of these conflicts and their historical and political contexts, describe recent developments, examine the role of religion, and discuss transregional economic and political issues.The OSCE Yearbook 2004 again devotes considerable attention to the OSCE's long-term missions. Further topics tackled in the tenth volume of this series include anti-Semitism (and the high-profile OSCE anti-Semitism conference held in Berlin in April 2004), urgent contemporary problems such as money laundering and organized crime, the OSCE's co-operation with Transparency International in the fight against corruption, and the possibility of applying the model of the CSCE to the conflicts of the Middle East. (Nomos / Pll)