The Geography of War and Peace: From Death Camps to Diplomats

Table of contents

• The Geography of War and Peace i
• Title Page iii
• Dedication v
• Acknowledgements vii
• Contents ix
• Contributors xiii
• The Geography of War and Peace 1
• 1: Introduction - Geography of War and Peace 3
• I: Foundations for Understanding Geographies of War and Peace 17
• 2: Geographies of War - The Recent Historical Background 19
• 3: Geography and War, Geographers and Peace 26
• 4: Violence, Development, and Political Order 61
• 5: The Political Geography of Conflict - Civil Wars in the Hegemonic Shadow 85
• Ii: Geographies of War 111
• 6: Soldiers and Nationalism - The Glory and Transience of a Hard-Won Territorial Identity 113
• 7: Amazonian Landscapes - Gender, War, and Historical Repetition 133
• 8: Religion and the Geographies of War 149
• 9: Geographies of Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing - The Lessons of Bosnia-Herzegovina 174
• 10: Dynamic Metageographies of Terrorism - The Spatial Challenges of Religious Terrorism and the [War on Terrorism] 198
• 11: The Geography of [Resource Wars] 217
• 12: Landscapes of Drugs and War - Intersections of Political Ecology and Global Conflict 242
• 13: Navigating Uncertain Waters - Geographies of Water and Conflict, Shifting Terms and Debates 259
• 14: Territorial Ideology and Interstate Conflict - Comparative Considerations 280
• 15: Peace, Deception, and Justification for Territorial Claims - The Case of Israel 297
• 16: Conflict at the Interface - The Impact of Boundaries and Borders on Contemporary Ethnonational Conflict 321
• III: Geographies of Peace 345
• 17: The Geography of Peace Movements 347
• 18: The Geography of Diplomacy 369
• 19: Shifting the Iron Curtain of Kantian Peace - Nato Expansion and the Modern Magyars 395
• 20: The Geopolitics of Postwar Recovery 415
• Index 437

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