Journeys Through Conflict: Narratives and Lessons

Chapter 1 Preface: The Origins of the CEWS Vision Part 2 Building Conflict Early Warning Systems Chapter 3 The Challenge of Developing Conflict Early Warning Systems: A Proposal Chapter 4 The Double Design of the CEWS Project Chapter 5 Peacemaking and Conflict Transformation in Guatemala Part 6 Comparative Studies of Prevention Successes and Failures Chapter 7 Could Humanitarian Crises Have Been Anticipated in Burundi, Rwanda, and Zaire? A Comparative Study of Aniticipatory Indicators Chapter 8 Escalatory Dynamics in the Moldova-Dniestr and Chechnya Conflicts Chapter 9 Why Are Some Ethnic Disputes Settled Peacefully, While Others Become Violent? Kin-Group Conflicts in Post-Communist Europe Chapter 10 Non-Conventional Diplomacy: Experiences of NGOs and People's Participation in Selected Peace processes Chapter 11 Domestic and Transnational Strategies for Namaging Separatis Conflicts: Four Asian Cases Part 12 A Prototype Information System for Early Warning Networks Chapter 13 A comparative Look at Early Warning Indicators: PIOOM, the State Failures Project and CEWS Cases Chapter 14 A Synthetic Framework for Extensible Conflict Early Warning Information Systems Chapter 15 Exploring Alternative Conflict Trajectories with the CEWS-Explorer Part 16 Sharing Informational Resources within Global CEW Networks Chapter 17 Lessons from CEWS, FEWER and Other Early Warning Projects