The Contributors

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Foreword ix
4. Acknowledgments xiii
5. Introduction: Thinking About Mediation 1
6. CHAPTER ONE. The Study of International Mediation: Theoretical Issues and Empirical Evidence 11
7. PART ONE. BIAS, NEUTRALITY, AND POWER IN INTERNATIONAL MEDIATION
8. CHAPTER TWO. Bias and Impartiality in International Mediation 39
9. CHAPTER THREE. Mediating Conflict in Central America 55
10. CHAPTER FOUR. The UN Secretary-General and the Mediation of International Disputes 75
11. PART TWO. CULTURE AND INTERNATIONAL MEDIATION
12. CHAPTER FIVE. Cultural Aspects of International Mediation 107
13. CHAPTER SIX. The Limits of Mediation: Lessons from the Syria-Israel Experience, 1974-1994 129
14. PART THREE. INTERNATIONAL MEDIATION: THE RANGE OF PRACTICE
15. CHAPTER SEVEN. Mediation in Internal Conflicts: Lessons from Sri Lanka 153
16. CHAPTER EIGHT. The Yugoslavian Conflict, European Mediation, and the Contingency Model: A Critical Perspective 171
17. CHAPTER NINE. Environmental Mediation in International Relations 191
18. PART FOUR. EXTENDING THE RANGE OF INTERNATIONAL MEDIATION
19. CHAPTER TEN. Varieties of Mediating Activities and Mediators in International Relations 219
20. CHAPTER ELEVEN. A Contingency Perspective on Conflict Interventions: Theoretical and Practical Considerations 235
21. The Contributors 263
22. Index 265
23. About the Book 279