13. Peace in Stages: The Role of an Implementation Regime in Nicaragua

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword ix
4. Preface xi
5. 1. Introduction 1
6. Part 1. Evaluating Implementation Strategies
7. 2. Evaluation Issues in Peace Implementation 41
8. 3. Strategy and Transitional Authority 71
9. 4. The Challenges of Strategic Coordination 89
10. 5. Settlement Terms and Postagreement Stability 117
11. Part 2. Evaluating Implementation Tasks
12. 6. Disarmament and Demobilization 139
13. 7. Economic Priorities for Successful Peace Implementation 183
14. 8. The Role of Postsettlement Elections 215
15. 9. Human Rights and Sustainable Peace 237
16. 10. Refugee Repatriation 273
17. 11. Civilian Security 303
18. 12. Building Local Capacity: From Implementation to Peacebuilding 327
19. Part 3. Case Studies
20. 13. Peace in Stages: The Role of an Implementation Regime in Nicaragua 351
21. 14. Assessing El Salvador’s Transition from Civil War to Peace 383
22. 15. Broad Participation, Diffuse Responsibility: Peace Implementation in Guatemala 421
23. 16. Implementing the Arusha Peace Agreement on Rwanda 463
24. 17. Implementing Cambodia’s Peace Agreement 499
25. 18. From Missed Opportunities to Overcompensation: Implementing the Dayton Agreement on Bosnia 531
26. 19. Peace by Unconventional Means: Lebanon’s Ta’if Agreement 567
27. 20. Liberia: AWarlord’s Peace 599
28. 21. Flawed Mediation, Chaotic Implementation: The 1987 Indo–Sri Lanka Peace Agreement 631
29. Part 4. Conclusion
30. 22. Policy Implications 661
31. List of Acronyms 673
32. Selected Bibliography 683
33. The Contributors 699
34. Index 705
35. About the Book 729