Conflict Resolution in Frozen Conflicts: Timing in Nagorno-Karabakh

Pokalova, Elena

doi:10.1080/19448953.2014.986378

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“…4 Many observers before and during the war speculated that partitioning might be the "last stand" objective. 5 Kosovo, hence some observers noted an apparent pattern of expulsion of Albanians concentrated in these same areas and inferred a partition motive. 1 Authorities of Kosovo have shown capacity in building a society with multiethnic and multicultural elements in all parts of Kosovo and there is no doubt that that can be achieved in the northern part as well.…”

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Prishtina-Belgrade Technical Agreement Promotes Political Dialogue but with Delay of its Implementation It Sharpens Ethnic Divisons

Hamiti¹

2015

Eur. j. interdiscip. stud.

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The Technical Agreement between Prishtina and Belgrade, brokered by European Union in April 2013, was hailed as a milestone in the process of normalization of relations between the two countries as well as unblocking the path of both Kosovo and Serbia towards European Union. The dialogue held a promise as a vehicle which, in conjunction with bilateral pressure on both sides by EU and a tailored enlargement process, could finally lead to normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia. However, most of the deadlines set up in the implementation plan of the Agreement have been stepped over. This delay in implementation combined with the victory of “Serbian List”, Kosovo Serb political party backed heavily by Belgrade Government, in the last general elections in Kosovo, have brought into jeopardy two of the main targets of the Technical agreement as a vehicle to a broader and more important political dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia as well as integration of local Kosovo Serbs into institutions of the state of Kosovo. This paper argues that Germany, United Kingdom and USA need to be more directly engaged in the process to pressure both sides to fulfill what was agreed in April 2013. It is a prevailing belief among many analysts that the only peaceful acceptable outcome depends on full integration of Kosovo Serbs in Kosovo’s state institutions, full normalization of relations between Prishtina and Belgrade, mutual recognition, and rewarding Kosovo by suspending the visa regime for EU countries for citizens of Kosovo. Delay in implementation, loss of pace and interest of EU in this process, is leading to sharpening of ethnic divisions in Kosovo and increasing the numbers of those who oppose dialogue on both sides.

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Prishtina-Belgrade Technical Agreement Promotes Political Dialogue but with Delay of its Implementation It Sharpens Ethnic Divisons

Hamiti¹

2015

Eur. j. interdiscip. stud.

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“…Tal postura vai ao encontro da extrema polarização criada pela construção identitária na qual se insere a região, cujas percepções e ações norteiam-se a partir da irreconciliação de identidades substancialmente antagônicas de azeris e armênios. Em termos práticos, dessa forma, tem-se uma constante vigilância acerca da tomada de decisões unilaterais vindas de qualquer uma das partes envolvidas no conflito, fato este que, à medida em que impede uma maior aproximação pacífica, é visto pela OSCE como pilar fundamental de sua atuação (MYCHAJLYSZYN, 2001;POKALOVA, 2015).…”

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Diálogo Aberto: Teoria Libertária E Crítica Emancipatória

Cavalcanti¹,

Silva²

2021

Ciências Humanas: Caráter Polissêmico E Projeção Interdisciplinar

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“…As a result, the conflict "freezes." 48 In this context, institutionalized local governments are often viewed as waystations to secession, although this is not necessarily the case. Fourth, the formation of local governance entities may agitate regional divisions by provoking a backlash from opposing local actors and exacerbate conflict.…”

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“…Even if a ceasefire is agreed, as highlighted by Pokalova, the lack of a political framework aiming to normalize relations with the state in question may "freeze" the conflict as available and satisfactory options decrease. 5 These dilemmas are currently playing out in the case of the newly formed Southern Transitional Council (STC) in Yemen. This paper addresses the emergence of the STC and assesses how to understand its significance in the current attempt to end the conflict, with a view to exploring the role of subnational settlements within unresolved peace processes more generally.…”

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The Southern Transitional Council: Implications for Yemen's Peace Process

Forster

2017

Middle East Policy

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Conflict Resolution in Frozen Conflicts: Timing in Nagorno-Karabakh

Cited by 18 publications

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Prishtina-Belgrade Technical Agreement Promotes Political Dialogue but with Delay of its Implementation It Sharpens Ethnic Divisons

Prishtina-Belgrade Technical Agreement Promotes Political Dialogue but with Delay of its Implementation It Sharpens Ethnic Divisons

Diálogo Aberto: Teoria Libertária E Crítica Emancipatória

The Southern Transitional Council: Implications for Yemen's Peace Process

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