Peace studies: An introduction to the concept, scope, and themes/
Ranabir Samaddar
- SAGE, 2004.
Cover -- Contents -- Series Note -- Preface -- Introduction -- Problems of Preparing a Peace Studies Reader -- A Peace Audit on South Asia -- Neo-liberalism and Democracy in South Asia -- Legal Regime for Refugee Care -- Self-Determination and Politics of Identity-East Europe -- Deaths, Responsibility, and Justice -- Wars, Population Movements, and the Formation of States -- Borders as Unsettled Markers-The Sino-Indian Border -- Protecting the Rights of Refugees -- People and Territory: Moving Beyond Boundaries -- Population Movements and Interstate Conflicts. Rehabilitation of Victims in War-torn Societies -- Women Across Borders in Kashmir-The Continuum of Violence -- Nationalities, Ethnic Processes, and Violence in India's Northeast -- Building Peace in Kashmir -- The Indian Nuclear Debate -- Sub-Regional Dialogue in the East and the Northeast-A New Way to Cooperate -- Literary Sensitivities on War, Exodus, and Partition -- Between Revenge and Reconciliation -- Further Readings on Themes in Peace Studies -- About the Editor and Contributors -- Index.