Negotiating complex issues with little fervour? Why peace processes in territorial conflicts tend to produce incomplete outcomes
Meri Dankenbring,
Iris Volg,
Constantin Ruhe
Abstract:There is widespread consensus in peace research that territorial conflicts are more enduring and difficult to settle than non-territorial conflicts. However, theoretical explanations for this relationship vary. We apply a new conceptual framework to integrate existing explanations into a broader theory. We highlight how earlier work suggests alternative mechanisms: Either actors in territorial intra-state conflicts are less willing to compromise at the negotiation table, or the most relevant negotiation topics… Show more
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