Contents
Overview: The International Community, Democratization and Conflict Prevention
Why Antagonists Often Need Help
Can We Construct a System of Intergroup Conflict Resolution?
The Community of Established Democracies
The Growing Democratic
Community and Violence Prevention
Preventing Contemporary Intergroup Violence
Sovereignty and Self-Determination
Shared Goals of a Single Worldwide Species
Changing Principles of International Diplomacy
A Post-Cold War International System
Education for Conflict
Resolution: Can we Learn
to Live Together?
Insights into Intergroup Hostility
Must Children Grow Up Hateful? A Developmental Perspective
Developing Constructive Orientations in Childhood and Adolescence
Learning from All Kinds of Conflicts
The Role of the International Community
The Global Reach of
Radio and Television
Members of the Carnegie
Commission on Preventing Deadly
Conflict